10 Awesome Places to Sell Digital Products Online

Creating a digital product is exciting. Figuring out where to sell it? Not always so much.

Fortunately, there are plenty of platforms that make it easy to sell digital products like templates, printables, courses, ebooks, spreadsheets, and other digital downloads.

Whether you’re launching your first product or looking to expand beyond a single marketplace, these platforms are a great place to start.

1. Etsy

Etsy is one of the most popular marketplaces for selling digital products, especially printables, planners, templates, invitations, and artwork. Run a quick search for something like “budget template” or “manifestation planner” and you can see SO many folks having great success with their sales!

2. Gumroad

Gumroad makes it easy to sell digital products, such as ebooks, templates, courses, memberships, and other digital downloads directly to customers. Gumroad also allows you to offer products with a cool “name-your-price” feature. This is a great way to offer freebies and low-cost offers to introduce people to your products.

3. Payhip

Payhip combines digital product sales, memberships, and online courses in a beginner-friendly platform.

4. Shopify

Shopify allows you to build your own online store and sell both physical and digital products from a branded website.

5. Creative Market

Creative Market specializes in design assets such as fonts, graphics, website themes, templates, and creative resources. It’s a great place to sell digital products, as it’s a one-stop shop for a lot of business owners looking for WordPress themes, graphics, and templates.

6. Teachers Pay Teachers

Teachers Pay Teachers is a marketplace focused on educational resources, worksheets, lesson plans, and classroom materials. Even if you think your products don’t apply to teachers, there’s still a market on TPT. For example, planners could be useful for high school teachers to offer to their students as part of career guidance or writing students.

7. Ko-fi

Ko-fi allows creators to sell digital products, accept donations, and offer memberships from a simple storefront. You get your own dedicated profile page, have the ability to share posts, and Ko-fi has some really cool free assets for you to use to show off your page to others.

8. Sellfy

Sellfy is designed specifically for creators selling digital downloads, subscriptions, and print-on-demand products.

9. Podia

Podia combines digital products, courses, memberships, and email marketing into one platform.

10. Lemon Squeezy

Lemon Squeezy is popular with software developers, creators, and entrepreneurs selling digital products worldwide. And come on, the name is cute enough to make you want to try it, right?

Final Thoughts

There’s no single best platform for every creator. The right choice depends on what you’re selling, how much control you want over your store, and where your audience spends time.

If you’re just getting started, Etsy, Gumroad, and Payhip are excellent beginner-friendly options. As your business grows, you may decide to expand to additional marketplaces or create your own store.