CREEM 2.0 - Sell and grow your AI built products

Congrats on the Creem 2.0 launch! Always great to see teams taking on a crowded space and doing it with real craft. The reception so far says a lot. Creem 1.0 was a success, and Creem 2.0 confidently follows. Best of luck with the rest of the launch day and beyond 🙌

Good luck with the launch!

So much hassle dealing with global compliance and tax, and it's not really something you can just ignore! Great to see how Creem is progressing - amazing product!

Nice! Are you planning to introduce invoice bank payment processing (for enterprises) as well?

Hey Gab! Congratulations with the launch and VC round.

Excited to see things are rolling, good luck!

Hi Product Hunt 🍦 👋

I’m Taha. I manage growth-focused features at Creem: AffiliateHub, Revenue Split, Abandoned Cart, Shortlinks, Storefronts.

What I love most is that these tools operate directly on the payment layer, meaning they don't require any extra technical integration. For example:

• You set up revenue split once and the payment automatically goes to your partner with every sale.

• When you enable the abandoned cart recovery feature, a reminder is sent to customers who drop off during checkout; without you having to write a single email.

What excites me the most is the evolution of our affiliate marketing capabilities. Over the summer, we completely overhauled the approval processes, tracking mechanisms and payment systems; this allows sellers to run a genuine partnership program from day one, rather than struggling with a system tacked on later.

Our next step is ensuring all these tools work seamlessly together which is the most enjoyable part of the process.

I’d be happy to answer any questions you have about these growth tools right here 🍦

Hey everyone, I'm Eli. 👋

I run support and onboarding at Creem, so I'm usually the one talking to merchants while they get verified and live.

The thing I'm proudest of won't show up on a feature list. We built the docs and dashboard so you can get set up without ever opening a support ticket.

Whatever you'd normally email us about is already in the product, and it's written so your AI coding tools can read it and do the integration for you.

That's the bet I'm excited about: most support should just be the product explaining itself. You ship faster, and your agents handle the boring half.

If something trips you up or the docs don't answer it, tell me here. That's a bug on my side, not yours.

Hey Product Hunt! 🍦

I'm Samuel. I joined CREEM almost a year ago, and since then I've mostly worked on the plumbing: merchant onboarding, verification, risk, payouts, subscriptions and tax.

What I've spent the most time on is getting you from sign-up to your first payment faster. Getting approved used to mean waiting in a manual review queue. Now most of the screening runs automatically the moment you submit, so legit businesses get through quickly and our team only steps in when something needs a human look. The same checks catch fraud before it's anywhere near a payout.

While your review is running, you can see where it stands and what we still need from you, and reply right in the dashboard. No more emailing support to find out why you're not approved yet.

Same idea on the billing side: paid trials, mid-cycle plan changes, refunds and the tax on all of it are handled by us, so you're not writing reconciliation code in your own app.

If you have questions about onboarding, payouts, subscriptions or tax, ask away. I'll be around all day.

Pavel here, CFO at Creem 🍦

Before Creem I spent years in investment banking, and the main thing I took from it is that a company is basically a bunch of tools for getting people to pull in the same direction: salaries, equity, bonuses, contracts. All of that was designed for big org charts. It doesn't really work when your "company" is three people and a few agents running five products from four countries.

That's the part I work on. Creem is the merchant of record, meaning we are the seller to your customers in 190+ countries. VAT and sales tax on those sales, fraud screening, disputes and refunds are ours to deal with. You don't need to hire a finance or compliance person just to start selling globally.

What I like about 2.0 is that you can set the commercial rules yourself: how the revenue from each sale is shared between you, your partners and your affiliates. We pay everyone their share directly, so nobody is reconciling a spreadsheet at month end. Longer term we want more of how a team works together to be expressed that way, in clear rules agreed up front.

Got questions about merchant of record, tax or payouts? Ping me here.

Nice! Do you integrate with Lovable sites?