YouPay review
YouPay gives creators a wishlist they can share under a public username. If I put a light on the list, I want to know what arrives when someone pays. With YouPay, that depends on whether I picked an item from a partner store or a gift card.
A parcel or a code?
Pick the light from a partner store and the retailer ships it using the delivery details you supplied to YouPay. Pick a gift card and you receive a digital card for the named retailer. You still place the order yourself. I’d use the store item for a specific light and the card if I was still choosing between models.
This is a separate job from Cosmo Payment, which handles payouts from participating businesses. YouPay’s public wishlist rules forbid offering goods or services to a fan in exchange for a gift.
Open the link before sharing it
The username and profile image are part of the public page. YouPay says the buyer does not get your shipping address, although the retailer receives it for a partner-store delivery. The help center also distinguishes active lists from lists set to appear on your profile and in search. I’d open the link signed out and check that it shows the items and creator name I intended to share.
Anabel’s take
I’d start with two items I can describe in a line. I’d leave off anything that needs a long explanation or comes with a promise. A fan should know what they’re paying for before the checkout opens.