Turn your templates, design resources and downloadable tools into a clear offer. Bring your product pages, Stripe checkout and customer downloads together, so buyers know what they are getting and where to find it.
Start with one useful product and a focused storefront. Explain the value, prepare the files and check the complete customer journey before launch.
Explain what your customer gets
Show the finished result, who it is for and what is included. A useful preview helps someone decide whether your download solves their problem.
Use product images and a separate public audio or video preview.
Describe the file formats, requirements and license you actually provide.
Give the offer a home
Build a storefront around your products and your brand. Make the price, options and next step easy to find on a phone as well as a desktop.
Connect your product pages, catalog and cart.
Preview the customer experience before making the store public.
Connect your own Stripe account
Take supported payments through your connected Stripe account, with sales paid to that account. Keep your plan subscription and transaction costs clear when deciding how to price your products.
The current payment launch supports USD.
Compare the plan subscription, platform fee and separate Stripe processing fees.
Give buyers a place to return to
After a completed purchase, customers can find their orders and access their purchased files from their account.
Keep delivery files separate from the public previews used to sell them.
Let buyers download their files or play supported purchased audio and video in the browser.
Questions before you choose
What kinds of digital products can I sell?
Templates, design resources, documents, audio, video and other downloads can fit this workflow when their formats and sizes meet the upload policy and your plan. Check the file type, file count and total storage you need before choosing a plan.
Do I need a different tool to deliver the files?
The supported digital-product purchase connects checkout, the customer account and authorized file access. Prepare the private delivery files in your product setup; a public preview is not the delivery bundle.
Can I bring products from an existing store?
Every plan includes product CSV import and export. Operator and Advanced add Catalog Migration, which the Shopify product CSV guide uses to stage and review a Shopify export. The guide explains the review process and what can move. It is a product-data workflow, not a transfer of your whole website, historical orders or customer accounts.
A few details before you launch
Start with the supported USD one-time digital-product flow. Check a complete purchase and download with your actual offer before inviting customers.
Match the workflow to your offer
The completed live purchase verification covers one USD one-time Digital Product and one delivered file. Subscriptions, multi-file offers, other currencies, refunds and tax configurations need their own checks; do not assume that one purchase proves every setup.
Sell only what you can deliver
State your actual license, support and refund terms. Customer-authorized downloads are access control, not DRM, and cannot prevent a buyer sharing a downloaded file.