From Vibe Coding to Vibe Selling

You know how vibe coding changed everything? Instead of wrestling with syntax and debugging for hours, you just tell the computer what you want and boom – it builds your app. Pretty wild, right?

Well, something similar is happening with selling stuff online.

The Birth of "Vibe Selling"

We started calling it "vibe selling" back in January when Paage launched on Product Hunt (and somehow became Product of the Day – still can't believe that happened).

Here's the deal: selling online is still way too complicated. Setting up a Shopify store, dealing with inventory, designing pages, connecting payment processors... it's exhausting. Most people give up before they even start.

But what if it didn't have to be that way?

How It Actually Works

Take a photo of whatever you want to sell. Write one sentence about it. That's it.

Paage turns that into a real product page with payments, mobile design, the whole thing. It's live in seconds, not weeks.

Why This Matters (Beyond the Obvious)

Look, everyone's trying to make a buck these days. Creators want to monetize their Instagram followers. Entrepreneurs have product ideas but get stuck on the technical stuff. Even big brands want to test new campaigns without going through their entire IT department.

The barrier isn't ideas – it's execution. And that barrier just got a lot lower.

What Changes

When selling becomes this easy, a few interesting things happen:

The kid making art in their bedroom can compete with established brands. Someone can test a product idea over lunch break. A viral TikTok can become a business before the algorithm moves on.

It's not revolutionary in some grand sense, but it removes enough friction that new possibilities emerge.

Where We're Headed

Vibe coding showed us that technology doesn't have to be painful to be powerful. Maybe vibe selling does the same thing for commerce – makes it human-sized again.

Whether that transforms ecommerce forever or just makes it slightly less annoying remains to be seen. But honestly? Making it less annoying would be enough.

The tools are getting simpler. The opportunities are getting bigger. And maybe that's exactly what we need.
That's what we are building at Paage, so try it now: vibe sell now