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Gumroad
every sale, and Gumroad's cut apart

Each sale carries a price and a fee. Both come across, so what you see is what you earned rather than what the customer paid. One personal access token, pasted.

What lands in the book

Sales and fees
day by day

Gumroad
Sales today
$640.00
Gumroad fees
−$64.00
Refunds
−$19.00
Payout arrives on the bank side
Price and fee
Every sale carries its price and Gumroad's fee, so income and cost are separate figures from the start.
Refunds on their day
Refunds subtract from the day they belong to.
No invented balance
Gumroad publishes no payouts and no balance, so the Gumroad account holds nothing and the money counts once.
The payout from the bank
It arrives from the bank side, where it is a real transaction with a real date.

What goes by itself

Read every day
and nothing sent from Gumroad

  • Yesterday's salesPrice and fee, apart
  • A refundSubtracted from its own day
  • Gumroad's payoutSeen from the bank side
  • A payment from GumroadNever: the token only reads
It only reads
The token reads your own Gumroad account and nothing else.
In a header
The token rides in a request header, never in the address, where tokens end up in logs and browser history.

The token you give us

The simplest connection
one token, pasted

Gumroad token
Personal access token
••••••••
Reads
Your own account
Sent in
A header
Checked before it is saved
Where to make it
Settings, then Advanced: an application, a token, paste it.
Nothing else to fill in
One personal access token, pasted, and that is the whole form.
Tried first
Tried against Gumroad before it is saved, so a dead token never reaches the database.
Encrypted, never shown again
Once accepted the token is encrypted at rest and never returned by our API.

Other platforms

Stripe →
One restricted key, with the fees split out and the payouts matched.
Shopify →
Sales, Shopify Payments fees and refunds apart, plus the balance still held.
PayPal →
Sales, refunds and payouts as earnings; what you spend from the same PayPal is left alone.
Lemon Squeezy →
A merchant of record: income from the subtotal, and the sales tax was never yours.

On autopilot

What goes by itself
and what still waits for you

Goes by itself

  • A bill or a payout inside its budget in the mandate
  • From Airwallex, PayPal or the account inside Orla
  • An agent's card or API spend inside its cap

Waits for you

  • A new payee, and bank details that changed
  • Anything past a budget or a limit
  • Every payment from Mercury, Slash, a Safe or a wallet you sign

The brakes above both

  • $2,000 a payment and $10,000 a day until you change them
  • Loosening a limit waits 24 to 72 hours
  • One pause stops every payment at once

Every brake on Safety

Questions

The questions people ask before they connect it

Does it show Gumroad's fee separately?

Yes. Every sale carries its price and Gumroad's fee, so income and cost are separate figures from the moment they arrive rather than a net number you have to unpick later.

Why does my Gumroad account show no balance?

Because Gumroad publishes neither a balance nor payouts, so nothing tells us what is still sitting there. Rather than guess, the account holds nothing and the money counts once, when the payout reaches your bank.

Where does the token go?

Into a request header, never into the address. Tokens in an address end up in server logs and browser history. It is checked against Gumroad before the connection is created, then encrypted at rest like every other key.

Connect Gumroad
and see the year without the fees hiding in it

Platforms connect on the paid plans; the free plan keeps the book.