TinyPages vs Stan Store
Two different ways to sell. Stan Store turns your Instagram/TikTok bio link into a store, but your site stays on the stan.store domain. Sending emails is also reserved for the most expensive plan. With TinyPages, your site and your pages live on your own domain name, and Claude creates everything for you in minutes: pages, emails, forms, automations, products, and more.
With Stan Store, your business stays at stan.store/username. With TinyPages, you’re on your own domain.
Pricing and features verified on stan.store, August 2026.
TinyPages as a Stan Store alternative: why switch?
Your own domain, not stan.store/username
On Stan Store, your storefront stays at stan.store/your-name forever, even on the priciest plan. You can set up a redirect, but your visitors still see the Stan Store URL. TinyPages lets you connect a real domain for your brand from day one.
Full email marketing
Stan Store’s $29/mo plan lets you collect email addresses, but you can’t send anything to your contacts. For that, you need the $99/mo plan. TinyPages includes full email marketing from day one, and Claude can write all your sequences and newsletters in one prompt.
Claude builds your entire business
Stan Store has no AI connector. On TinyPages, you connect Claude in two minutes, and it creates your pages, writes your emails and builds your product in one prompt.
Stan Store’s real price is $99 — not $29
Stan Store is excellent at turning an Instagram/TikTok link into a store. You get unlimited products, automatic DMs on the entry plan, and a store that’s up and running in a few clicks.
But on the $29 plan, you collect email addresses you can never write to. You don’t get upsells or order bumps to boost your conversions either. The most profitable features of your online business require Creator Pro at $99/mo.
Even at $99, your store is still stuck at stan.store/your-name, without a domain of your own or a blog. TinyPages costs the same price (€99/mo), with full email, a custom domain, and Claude running your entire business for you.
The comparison by category
Selling from your bio, or building a business of your own
Stan Store is excellent at turning an Instagram/TikTok bio link into a store. But whatever plan you pick, your address stays stan.store/your-name, without a domain of your own or a blog, and none of your pages show up on Google. TinyPages answers the same need for simplicity, but builds a real site under your brand, with a blog and pages that exist beyond social media.
Email marketing: reserved for the $99 plan
On the $29 Creator plan, you can collect email addresses, and that’s it: sending, upsells and order bumps are all reserved for Creator Pro at $99. TinyPages includes everything in a single €99 plan, and Claude writes your emails for you.
Courses, coaching and community
Both platforms host unlimited courses and handle coaching bookings. Stan Store also offers a basic community from its entry plan. TinyPages doesn’t offer that yet: if a built-in community under your brand is central for you, Stan Store keeps the edge.
AI: Stan stops at the automatic DM
Stan AutoDM sends an automatic Instagram DM when someone comments a keyword under a post. It’s useful, and it’s Stan Store’s only native automation. Stanley, Stan’s AI that writes your social posts, is sold separately at $149/mo. TinyPages is built around Claude: you describe your offer, it does the work (sales page, email sequence, course), and you approve everything before it goes live.
Stan Store pricing vs TinyPages, honestly
Stan Store at $29/mo is a great way to start selling from Instagram or TikTok: your store is live in minutes, with unlimited products and automatic DMs included.
But at that price, you can’t send a single email to your contacts, and you can’t add an upsell to your offers. For that, you need Creator Pro at $99/mo.
And even at $99, your store stays at stan.store/your-name, with no blog and no domain of your own. TinyPages is €99/mo, with the Claude connection included, and your own domain.
They switched to TinyPages
« I lost control of my domain name, scams aren’t just something that happens to other people. I contacted Emilio, got a reply within an hour on a Sunday: in minutes, my whole site was transferred to the new name (email, course, blog posts). I recommend it with my eyes closed. »
Carine, life coach · Trustpilot« I was on a far more expensive and complicated platform. Here it’s 4 times better for 4 times less: newsletters, website, blog, landing pages, unlimited email automations. And a responsive, human support team on top. »
Nazca, coach · Trustpilot« I tried it, and quickly migrated my whole business onto it. Everything here is simple and efficient: building sales pages is smooth, sending newsletters is flawless, upsells, order bumps, split payments… A real pleasure to use. »
Jérémy, sports coach · TrustpilotSo, Stan Store or TinyPages?
Choose Stan Store if:
- you sell only from Instagram or TikTok, and don’t need a site under your own name
- you want to start at $29/mo, without email marketing for now
- automatic Instagram DMs are at the heart of your strategy
Choose TinyPages if:
- you want a domain and a blog under your own name, visible on Google
- you want full email marketing included, without paying for a higher plan
- you want Claude to build and run your entire business
Already on Stan Store? We handle the migration, free on an annual plan. Migrate my business →
Frequently asked questions
Stan Store is cheaper — why choose TinyPages?
Stan Store’s $29 plan lets you collect emails, but not send them. The full plan, Creator Pro, costs $99/mo — almost the price of TinyPages at €99/mo. Except with TinyPages, you also get your own domain, a blog, and Claude building everything for you.
Can I migrate my business from Stan Store?
Yes. Our team migrates your pages, courses and email sequences, free on an annual plan. Write to us at hello@tinypages.co.
I sell from my Instagram/TikTok bio link — does TinyPages work the same way?
Yes, exactly: you put your TinyPages link in your bio, just like any link-in-bio. The difference is that link points to your own domain, with a full site behind it (pages, blog, courses), not just a storefront hosted by someone else.
Stan Store has AutoDM — does TinyPages have an equivalent?
There’s no direct equivalent to Instagram DM automation yet. If it’s the heart of your acquisition strategy, Stan Store keeps the edge. For everything else — building and running your business — Claude does the work.
Do I need a paid Claude subscription?
No, Claude’s free tier is enough to get started: it gives you access to the Sonnet model, more than capable of running TinyPages. A paid Claude plan unlocks more usage and the most advanced models, but it isn’t required to begin.
On TinyPages, do my emails actually land in the inbox?
Yes. On TinyPages, your emails go out through Postmark, ActiveCampaign’s email infrastructure: your newsletters land in your subscribers’ inbox, not in the spam folder.
On TinyPages, do I own my data? Can I leave?
Yes — your contacts, your content and your pages stay yours. You can export your email list whenever you want, and nothing blocks you. We don’t try to keep you here through technical lock-in: if you stay, it’s because you like the tool, not because you’re stuck.
Is there a free plan, or just a trial?
TinyPages has a real free plan, with the Claude connection included: you build your whole business without paying, and move to Pro the day you sell. Stan Store has no free plan, only a 14-day trial.
With Stan Store, your business stays at stan.store/username. With TinyPages, you’re on your own domain.
Free plan, with the Claude connection included. See the difference for yourself.