> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.levelsell.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Choose your LevelSell path

> A practical starting point for customers, creators, affiliates, partners, and people evaluating the platform.

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  **Status:** Available: documented behavior that is ready to use today.
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## Choose a role

* [I am a customer](/customers/buying-and-access) - Understand offers, checkout, access, refunds, and support.
* [I am a creator](/getting-started/quick-start) - Build a connected path from lead capture to delivery and follow-up.
* [I am an affiliate](/affiliates/marketplace-status) - See the release status and the rules that protect attribution and payouts.
* [I am a partner](/partners/integration-model) - Learn what LevelSell owns, what an integration can touch, and what is still planned.
* [I am evaluating LevelSell](/platform/diligence-overview) - Review the product model, controls, evidence, and open diligence questions.

## How to read product status

* **Available:** Documented behavior that a user can use in the product today.
* **Configuration:** A supported surface that still depends on creator setup, provider credentials, or backend configuration.
* **Coming soon:** A surface intentionally gated until certification, operational checks, and release approval pass.
* **Planned:** A direction or partner-dependent capability that should not be sold as current functionality.

## The documentation promise

These guides describe product responsibilities and verified behavior, not aspirational marketing. When a capability depends on a provider, certification, or an unresolved policy, the page says so.

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  **One source of truth for money and access**

  The browser can collect intent and display state. The backend owns payment verification, access, attribution, commissions, payouts, workflow execution, and protected side effects.
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