How to sell digital products
Make it once, add it to your store, and share one link.
What is a digital product?
A digital product is anything a buyer gets as a file or a link: an ebook, a template, a preset, a sample pack, a printable or a planner. You make it once and can sell it again and again.
A link can be the product too, like a Notion template or a booking link for a coaching call. If a buyer can open it from an email, you can sell it on Stakk.
How does selling digital products on Stakk work?
You claim a link, add a product and share the link.
- Claim your link. stakk.store/yourname is your store. It is built for phones and fits in any bio.
- Add a product. Give it a title, a price in whole US dollars from $1 to $999, and up to six images or videos. Paste the link to your file.
- Share your link. Put it in your bio, a post or an email. Buyers pay on your store.
Buyers pay into your own Stripe account. You can add an order bump, a small extra the buyer ticks before paying, and an upsell, an offer shown after they pay.
Every sale is a one-off: Stakk has no subscriptions, memberships, course player or booking calendar.
How do buyers get the file?
By email, the moment they pay. You keep the file where you like, such as Google Drive, Dropbox or Notion, and paste its share link when you add the product. Stakk emails the buyer that link with their receipt.
Buyers don't make an account. They type a name and an email, pay by card, and the link lands in their inbox. If they lose it, they can send it again themselves at stakk.store/orders with their email and order number.
Stakk sends a link. It does not upload, host or lock your files, so set the share link so anyone with it can view.
What can you sell?
- EbooksPDF and EPUB books, sold from your link
- PhotosPhoto packs, wallpapers and print files
- Canva templatesSocial posts, slides and kits for Canva
- Notion templatesPlanners, trackers and dashboards
- Digital artPrintable art, wallpapers and stickers
- Video lessonsTutorials, workouts and classes on video
- Digital plannersHyperlinked PDF planners for tablets
- Resume templatesResumes in Word, Google Docs and Canva
- Lightroom presetsXMP and DNG presets for Lightroom
- Sample packsDrum kits, loops and one-shots
- PrintablesWorksheets, wall art and planners to print
- Procreate brushesBrush sets, stamps and color palettes
- SVG cut filesSVG, DXF and PNG files for cutting machines
- Crochet patternsPDF patterns with photos and charts
- BeatsMP3 and WAV leases, trackouts, exclusives
- MusicTracks, albums and stems as downloads
- AI artPrint files and art packs made with AI
- RecipesCookbooks and recipe cards as PDFs
- PoetryChapbooks, collections and poem prints
- WallpapersPhone and desktop wallpaper packs
- Workout plansPDF and video training plans
- LUTsColor grades as .cube files for video
- Spreadsheet templatesGoogle Sheets and Excel templates
- FontsOTF and TTF fonts and font families
- Meal plansWeekly meal plans with shopping lists
- GuidesPDF how-to guides and checklists
- Budget templatesBudget sheets and printable trackers
- Wedding templatesEditable invites, signs and menus
- Ableton racksRacks, presets and Live project files
- PDFsWorkbooks, guides and checklists as PDFs
- GIFsReaction GIFs, stickers and stream packs
- PNG filesSublimation designs and clear-background PNGs
- EmojisEmote and emoji packs for streams and chats
- AI promptsChatGPT and Midjourney prompt packs
- Song lyricsLyric sheets and topline packs
- ClipartPNG and SVG clipart sets
- Website templatesFramer, Webflow and Notion site templates
- Lesson plansLesson plans, worksheets and unit bundles
How do you pick your first digital product?
Start with a question people already ask you. If friends or followers keep asking how you edit your photos, plan your week or make your beats, the answer can be your first product.
Keep it small: one problem, one file. A small product is quick to make and quick to test. Before you spend weeks on it, read how to know if your digital product will sell. Stuck for ideas? Try the free digital product idea finder.
How do you get your first buyers without an audience?
Go where people already ask the question your product answers. That could be a group, a forum or a comment thread. Help first, then share your link when it fits.
Give something away to build a list. A lead magnet is a free download people get for their email, so you have people to tell when your product is ready. You can also list your products on Discover, where buyers browse Stakk. The sale still happens on your own store.
For the full plan, read how to sell digital products with no audience.
Questions people ask
Do I need a website to sell digital products?
No. Your Stakk store is your website. It lives at stakk.store/yourname, and you can share that link anywhere.
What does it cost to sell on Stakk?
It is free to start, with no monthly fee and no setup fee. From 10% + $0.50 per sale, card processing included. See how pricing works.
When do I get paid?
Buyers pay into your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays you on its own schedule. Stakk never holds your money. See how payouts work.
Who handles refunds?
You do. Buyers pay you directly, so you handle your own refunds. Stakk does not issue refunds for you.
Your link in bio, ready to sell.
Add your product and go live. No pages to build.