A store or a link page?
Stan and Hiyaly solve different problems. Stan is a store that lives in your bio: people can buy a course, book a call or join a membership without leaving the page. Hiyaly is a page of links, videos and sign-ups that can also sell downloads and tips and take paid bookings, and links out for anything else.
If courses or memberships bring in most of your income, Stan's store is the point. If your bio link is mostly about your content and socials, with a few downloads or calls on the side, you'd be paying for a store you don't need.
What a year costs
Stan's Creator plan is $29 a month ($348 a year), or $300 if you pay yearly. Creator Pro is $99 a month, or $948 yearly. There's no free plan, but there's a 14-day free trial. Stan is also rolling out a Creator Max plan at $299 a month.
Hiyaly Pro is $8 a month, or $72 a year, per page. To be fair, if you sell courses or physical goods, you'll also pay for a platform like Shopify or a course host, and its fees. Add those up before you compare totals.
Fees on sales
Stan takes no transaction fee on any plan. You pay Stripe or PayPal processing, and that's it. That's a real strength, and better than tools that keep a percentage.
Hiyaly takes no fee either. Downloads, tips and paid bookings are charged on your own Stripe account at 0%, so you pay Stripe's processing, the same as on Stan.
Domains, email and pixels
Stan stores live at stan.store/yourname. A custom domain needs Creator Max, which isn't open to everyone yet; otherwise Stan suggests forwarding your domain to your store. Hiyaly pages live at hiyaly.com/yourname, and Pro lets you show yours at your own domain too.
Stan's Creator plan collects emails, and Creator Pro adds email broadcasts, flows and pixel tracking for Meta, Google, Pinterest and TikTok. Hiyaly Pro collects sign-ups and sends them to Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Kit and more, with Meta and Google pixels.
























