SAVED REEL → PAID PRODUCT
Your most-saved post is market research nobody charged you for. Turn it into a book the same week.
SWIPE →
SWIPE 1 · THE SIGNAL
Open your insights and sort by saves. The winner is your table of contents — people already raised their hand for it. You're not guessing at a product; you're finishing one.
SWIPE 2 · THE EXPANSION
The reel taught the what; the book teaches the how — steps, mistakes, checklists, the parts you cut for time. Fanzy drafts it from your outline so the writing takes an evening, not a season.
SWIPE 3 · THE LOOP
Pin the product link under the original post, mention it in stories, and every future viewer of that evergreen reel becomes a potential buyer. The content you already made keeps selling.
Saves are the most honest metric on Instagram: someone is telling you they want this later. That's demand, measured for free. Expand the post that got saved into the complete version — the depth a caption can't hold — and sell it from the link that's already in your bio.
The most-saved post is the book.
Free page, 14-day studio trial.
Link it under the post that started it.
No. You describe the topic in a sentence; Fanzy proposes a chapter outline, you approve or reorder it, and it drafts each chapter in your tone. You edit what you want and regenerate anything that doesn't sound like you.
Your link-in-bio page and the store.fan/yourname link are free forever. The e-book studio and selling are on Starter ($24/mo, one book a month) or Pro ($49/mo, ten a month) — both start with a 14-day free trial, and we take 0% of every sale on paid plans.
Instantly. Payment triggers a secure download link on the thank-you page and in their emailed receipt — at 3pm or 3am, without you touching anything.
It's your book: a standard PDF you own outright. Sell it here at 0% platform fee on paid plans, or take the file anywhere you like.
THAT POST IS STILL EARNING SAVES
Claim your link free and finish the version they wanted.
Free to start · no card needed · 0% platform fee on paid plans
store.fan/yourname — free in 60s
Claim it free