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Turn followers into a business.

Ted builds a home for what you make, sells it through your own Stripe account and writes the posts that bring people to it.

Tell Ted what you makeSee how selling works

Build in Foundable: a streetwear label's website, its new drop on the front page

From audience to shop

Your followers already want more. Ted gives them somewhere to buy it.

A shop for what you make

Ted builds the website, lists each product with its price and adds Buy buttons, paid into a Stripe account in your name.

A website Ted built, its hoodies listed with their prices

Posts, ready for your OK

On a paid plan, Ted writes each post and makes its picture. It waits for your Approve, or for the time you schedule.

An Instagram post Ted wrote, with Edit, Schedule, Decline and Approve

Your accounts, your rules

Connect Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X or Threads, and choose what Ted may do on each.

Instagram connected in Foundable, with what Ted is allowed to do

How it works

  1. Tell Ted what you make

    Merch, classes, guides or sessions.

  2. Ted builds your shop

    Products, prices and Buy buttons on your own site.

  3. Ted helps you launch

    Posts for your accounts, out when you approve them.

What you could start

  • A merch shop

    Your drop, with a Buy button on every piece.

  • Online classes

    Sell a seat, then teach from your own page.

  • Paid guides

    Guides your fans buy and read on your site.

  • Coaching calls

    Sessions sold at a fixed price.

  • Workshops

    Tickets for a date, sold online.

  • A fan newsletter

    A sign-up page, and issues for your subscribers.

Questions

No. Ted builds it for you and puts it live at its own foundable.app address.

You do. Fans pay into a Stripe account in your name. Foundable isn't the seller and takes no fee. For now this is for U.S. businesses, in USD.

Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X and Threads, once you connect them in Run on a paid plan.

Not by default: each post waits for your Approve. On a paid plan you can let him run on his own, within a budget you set for each run.

Yes. You keep what you create, you can sync your website's code to your own GitHub, and a domain you buy can be transferred out.

Ted's ready. Are you?

Tell Ted what you make