Kit gets the click. Tapmy handles what comes after.
Kit is an excellent email tool. Tapmy is where the reader buys: a complete creator store with calls, Courses, Webinars and Community, so your emails have somewhere real to send people.
Tapmy is a creator store with a Free plan and Pro at $29/month. Its fee is 0% on Free, 3% on Pro and 1% on Max, plus Stripe processing. Kit (formerly ConvertKit) is email-first, and Kit Commerce charges 3.5% + $0.30 per sale. Keep your Kit list if you like, and send the clicks to a Tapmy store that sells products, paid calls, Courses, Webinars and a Community.
Calls you can book and pay for
Kit has no calendar booking. Schedule Link and Services let readers book and pay in one flow.
Courses, Webinars and Community as offers
On Kit you sell a course as a product or a link. On Tapmy all three are native and share one one-step checkout.
A store at the end of the click
Your list stays one channel into a bigger creator business, with customer records and analytics tying each purchase to the next offer.
What changes when an email is not the end of the sale.
Kit is very good at getting a message into an inbox. Selling is a side feature: simple products and subscriptions, no booking, no native Courses, Webinars or Community. Tapmy picks up where the click lands. You can keep writing in Kit and let the Tapmy store handle everything the reader does next.
What holds you back on Kit
- There is no calendar booking for paid calls.
- Courses, Webinars and Community are not native offer types.
- Commerce is a side feature of an email product.
- Pricing rises with your subscriber count.
| Feature |  |  |
|---|---|---|
| Schedule Link for 1:1 calls and Services | Yes | No |
| Native Courses next to every offer | Yes | No |
| Webinars as a native offer | Yes | No |
| Community next to your products | Yes | No |
What the click can land on.
A store, not a form
Your Tapmy link in bio shows the full catalogue, takes payment and points to the next purchase.
An offer ladder past downloads
A Digital Product can introduce a Service, a Webinar can lead to a Course, and a Course to a Community. Services and paid calls sit in the same journey.
Live and recorded in one place
Webinars and Courses share a store, so a reader who joins live can buy the recording or the full Course on the spot.
Email stays your channel
Keep Kit for broadcasts and automations while Tapmy converts the click. Read why your email list matters early.
Pick Tapmy over Kit if this is you.
| Feature | | |
|---|---|---|
| Your email clicks should land on a full store, not a single product page. | Yes | No |
| You sell 1:1 calls as well as products. | Yes | No |
| You want Courses, Webinars and a paid Community under one checkout. | Yes | No |
| You want to keep Kit for email and add a better place to sell. | Yes | No |
Writing in Kit? Keep the list, move the sales.
Your subscribers can stay exactly where they are. Point sales emails at a Tapmy store and let it handle checkout, delivery and bookings.
Start with your best-selling product and compare conversion over a few sends, then move the rest. Comparing bio tools too? See Tapmy vs Beacons.
Tapmy vs Kit. Capability by capability.
Kit and Tapmy compared feature by feature, checked against Kit's own pages on October 16, 2026.
| Feature | | |
|---|---|---|
| Store for your bio link | Full Creator Store with One-Step Checkout | Creator Profile link-in-bio page |
| Courses | Native, sold beside every offer | Sold as a product or a link |
| 1:1 booking | Native scheduling: book and pay in one flow | No calendar booking found |
| Webinars | Native Webinars in the same store | Not the primary Kit product |
| Paid Community | Native Community | Email and paid newsletter are the core |
| Price | Only $29/mo | $39/mo |
Tapmy vs Kit pricing.
At $2,000 a month in sales, Tapmy Free costs $70 including card processing. Kit Free costs $82. Kit Creator costs $121.
| Feature | | | | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | $0 | $0 | $39 | $79 |
| Price per year | $0 | Monthly only | Monthly only | Monthly only |
| Platform fee on sales | 0% | 3.5% + $0.30 per sale (card processing included) | 3.5% + $0.30 per sale (card processing included) | 3.5% + $0.30 per sale (card processing included) |
| Billing notes | Cancel anytime | Up to 10,000 subscribers | Price for up to 1,000 subscribers | Price for up to 1,000 subscribers |
What you pay each month
| Feature | | | |
|---|---|---|---|
| $500 | $17.50 | $20.50 | $59.50 |
| $2,000 | $70 | $82 | $121 |
| $10,000 | $350 | $410 | $449 |
Subscription, platform fees and card processing, assuming $50 orders. Where a platform charges processing separately (Tapmy included), it is counted at Stripe's US rate of 2.9% + $0.30. Kit Commerce charges 3.5% + $0.30 per US sale including card processing (Kit's own share is 0.6%).
Kit's plan prices rise with the size of your email list.
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Adding a Tapmy store beside your Kit list.
Leave the list alone.
Subscribers, consent, tags, sequences, forms and automations stay in Kit.
List what you sell through Kit.
Write down each digital product, subscription, checkout link, coupon and post-purchase email.
Rebuild the core offers.
Add products, Schedule Links, Courses, Webinars or a Community in Tapmy. Start with Add a digital product.
Connect Stripe and test a purchase.
Connect Stripe and get paid, then buy your own offer and check delivery, access and the confirmation. See Test before switching traffic.
Change the high-intent links.
Point sales emails and launch buttons at Tapmy while broadcasts keep running in Kit.
Compare a few sends.
Track conversion, order value and repeat purchases before you remove any Kit checkout.
Keeping Kit for email and Tapmy for the store can be the final setup. Subscribers, tags and automation state do not move on their own, and there is no verified one-click Kit migration.