Sell a digital product
Upload a file, set a price, and get paid. What buyers receive, and what happens when you archive something.
- products
- payments
- downloads
A digital product is a file somebody buys once. Stripe has to be connected first, because there is nowhere for the money to go otherwise.
Create the product
Name it the way a buyer would describe it, and write the line that says what they get.
Upload the file and a cover
The cover does a surprising amount of work. Both are saved when you save the product.
Set the price
Just the number, in your currency, above zero. Decimals are allowed here.
Publish and put it somewhere
A product needs a route to a buyer: your bio link, a funnel page, an email, or a direct link.
What the buyer gets
A receipt and a download link that belongs to them, not a public file address. They do not need to join your community, and they do not need an account.
How many you can have
Ten on the free plan, unlimited on Creator and Growth. The limit applies when you create one, so a lapse to free never stops you selling what you already made.
Common questions
Can I sell a physical product?
No. Everything here is digital delivery. For physical goods, the store section can point at an external shop.
Can I bundle several files?
Zip them and sell the archive. It is the honest answer and it is what most people do.
Does Drry take a percentage?
No. Drry takes 0% of your sales. Stripe charges their own processing fee.