GitShop turns any GitHub repo into a storefront. Customers place orders via GitHub issues, pay with Stripe Checkout, and sellers manage fulfillment with GitHub-native workflows.

Hey Product Hunt! I’m Danny, maker of GitShop. I built GitShop to make it extremely easy to sell any product on GitHub. GitShop keeps commerce where dev teams already work: GitHub. By the way, GitShop is open source! How it works: • Define products in gitshop.yaml • Customers place orders via GitHub issues • GitShop creates Stripe Checkout links • Payment + order status sync back to GitHub labels/comments • Sellers manage fulfillment in a lightweight admin panel Who it’s for: • Indie devs selling digital products • Anyone selling merch (stickers, shirts, mugs, etc...) • OSS maintainers monetizing repos I’d love feedback on: 1) Setup clarity from zero to first sale 2) The issue ordering flow 3) General "open and transparent" idea Thanks for checking it out.

Love it. It's not clear to me if, say you're adding merch to an existing open source repo. Would you make a separate merch repo?

@sam_havens Hey Sam, thank you for checking it out. Yes the idea is that you can turn any GitHub repo into a shop, but the most straight forward method is to create a new dedicated repo to sell stuff on, for example: https://github.com/gitshopapp/gitcoffee

Love it. It's not clear to me if, say you're adding merch to an existing open source repo. Would you make a separate merch repo?

GitShop

Turn GitHub repos into Stripe-powered storefronts

Turn GitHub repos into Stripe-powered storefronts