Is there a monthly fee for Latuos?
There is no fixed monthly subscription. Latuos bills 2% of eligible sales as a separate monthly fee, plus any tax that applies.
About Latuos
Quick answer
Latuos, pronounced lah-too-ohs and spelled L-A-T-U-O-S, is a digital product sales platform that connects to a seller's own Stripe account. Creators can upload a product, publish a storefront, accept payment, and deliver files automatically without waiting for a marketplace payout. Latuos has no fixed monthly subscription. It charges 2% of eligible Latuos sales as a separate monthly fee, plus any tax that applies. Stripe's processing fees for buyer payments remain separate.
Payments go directly to the seller's connected Stripe account. The seller remains merchant of record, sees the payment in Stripe, manages refunds and disputes, and sees balances and payout timing through that account. Latuos provides the storefront, checkout connection, and secure delivery layer, but it does not hold seller balances or provide marketplace discovery. It is built for creators who bring their own audience and sell downloads, templates, ebooks, digital art, printables, guides, Notion links, or small bundles.
From setup to delivery
Latuos keeps the storefront, checkout connection, and delivery tools in one workflow while payments, refunds, disputes, reporting, and payout timing remain in the seller's own Stripe account.
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Seller onboarding is available in 39 countries. Once set up, sellers can sell to customers worldwide with direct Stripe payments, subject to Stripe and legal requirements.
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Connect a Stripe account through Stripe Connect Standard. The seller remains merchant of record, and the payment relationship stays tied to the seller's Stripe account.
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Add downloadable files, links such as Notion URLs, or both. Set the price, currency, product images, description, and product-specific download limits before publishing.
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Publish the product or storefront and share its public URL with an existing audience. Latuos is not a marketplace, so sellers bring their own traffic.
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Checkout runs through Stripe. The customer payment goes to the seller's connected Stripe account with no Latuos fee removed. Latuos records eligible sales for separate monthly billing.
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Latuos sends purchase confirmation and secure product access. The seller sees charges, balances, payout timing, refunds, and disputes in Stripe.
Latuos provides hosted storefronts, product pages, checkout connection, secure file or link delivery, buyer re-download access, customer lists, basic analytics, discount codes, and optional thank-you messages.
Stripe processes the payment and controls the seller's payout schedule. The seller handles refunds, disputes, chargebacks, payment reporting, and tax compliance through their own Stripe account and business records.
Latuos is designed for downloadable and link-based digital products sold directly to an audience.
Each product can include up to 10 files, up to 500 MB per file and 2 GB total per product. Sellers can set download limits, let buyers re-download purchased files and links, and use optional PDF stamping with the buyer email and transaction ID for PDF products.
Simple pricing
Latuos charges 2% of eligible Latuos sales as a separate monthly fee, plus any tax that applies. Stripe's processing fees for buyer payments remain separate.
There is no fixed monthly subscription, and Latuos does not hold the seller's balance.
Clear answers
There is no fixed monthly subscription. Latuos bills 2% of eligible sales as a separate monthly fee, plus any tax that applies.
Latuos charges 2% of eligible Latuos sales as a separate monthly fee, plus any tax that applies. Stripe's processing fees for buyer payments remain separate.
Seller onboarding is available in 39 countries. Once set up, sellers can sell to customers worldwide with direct Stripe payments, subject to Stripe and legal requirements.
Latuos can deliver downloadable files, links such as Notion URLs, or both after a successful Stripe payment. Each product can include up to 10 files, up to 500 MB per file and 2 GB total per product, with product-specific download limits and buyer re-download access.
Yes. Latuos is built around the seller's own Stripe account: the seller remains merchant of record and payments go to that connected account. Gumroad and Lemon Squeezy use a merchant-of-record model. Payhip can connect to seller payment processors and offers tiered plans. These are different operating models, so the right fit depends on whether a seller prioritizes direct payment ownership or wants a platform to take on more transaction administration.
See the maintained comparisons for Latuos vs Gumroad, Latuos vs Lemon Squeezy, and Latuos vs Payhip. Those pages cite the companies' official public pricing and help sources.
Payments go directly to the seller's connected Stripe account, so payouts follow that Stripe account's own payout schedule. Latuos does not hold the seller's sales balance or add a separate payout queue on top of Stripe.
Refunds, disputes, and chargebacks are handled through the seller's own Stripe account because the seller remains merchant of record. Latuos provides the storefront and delivery layer and does not hold or queue the payment between the seller and Stripe.
Company and founder
Latuos is a product of Organo Solutions Ltd. It is built and run by Victor Organo, founder of Organo Solutions Ltd.
Latuos exists for creators who want the storefront and delivery layer without giving up their direct Stripe relationship. The product is designed around one core idea: sellers should keep payment-account ownership and payout visibility in their own Stripe setup instead of relying on a platform-held balance.
Public company and legal trust
Connect Stripe, publish a product, and let Latuos handle secure digital delivery while billing 2% of eligible sales separately each month, plus any applicable tax.