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GenCreatorCheckout map

Checkout should open a delivery packet, not a dead-end receipt.

This is the revenue control room: provider status, product ID env keys, success redirect targets, delivery artifacts, analytics events, and launch blockers for every GenCreator offer.

Selected checkout contract

GenCreator.community

Whop
statusplanned
buy resolver/products/buy?product=gencreator-community
success route/products/checkout/success?product=gencreator-community
fulfillment api/api/products/fulfillment?product=gencreator-community
analytics eventcheckout_intent_gencreator_community
product id envWHOP_PRODUCT_ID_GENCREATOR_COMMUNITY
checkout url envNEXT_PUBLIC_WHOP_CHECKOUT_GENCREATOR_COMMUNITY_URL

Product checkout contracts

Every product needs a payment event, success route, and delivery artifact.

The route does not pretend checkout is live. It names exactly what is missing so Whop, Stripe, delivery email, and analytics can be wired without ambiguity.

plannedWhop

GenCreator.community

Enter with one artifact, one question, one weekly proof loop, and the room state that routes pricing, offers, and Studio.

success

/products/checkout/success?product=gencreator-community

buyer receives

  • Community OS packet
  • Weekly proof loop
  • Source pulse ritual
  • Review thread entry

Selected fulfillment path

Buyers should know what happens after payment.

The success route can be used as the redirect target for Whop products later. Until provider products exist, it stays an honest preview of delivery.

Step 1Confirm Whop membership event
Step 2Gate Skool access
Step 3Send fulfillment email from the product contract
Step 4Ask for first artifact
Step 5Generate the Community OS packet and proof loop

entitlement: gencreator_community

Join waitlist

Enter with one artifact, one review question, one Community OS packet, and one weekly proof loop.

Community practice, examples, and review rituals. Studio is the direct review layer.