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Digital products

Sell the file, not the shipping

Downloads and license keys, delivered the moment a payment clears. Files sit in private storage behind a signed link tied to one order — never a public URL — with a download cap and an expiry window whenever you want them.

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Instant deliveryThe moment payment clears
Private storageNever a public URL
Unique keysOne per unit sold
Download capsAnd an optional expiry

Files

Upload it once, sell it forever

A PDF, a zip, an audio file — upload it to the product and it's ready to sell. Your files go into private storage rather than the public asset bucket, so there's no address anyone can guess or pass around. Buyers reach them through a signed link tied to their own order, and the file's real URL is only alive for about ten minutes.

The buyer’s own order page on the cream storefront under a “Downloads & keys” heading — Letters.pdf marked unlimited downloads with a Download button, the licence key G44U-ZPZ9-958G-ZW98 on the card below it, and then the order summary totalling $4.95 above a Continue shopping button.

License keys

A code per buyer, traceable to them

Sell software licenses, event codes, or gift-card numbers — one unique code for every unit sold. Let the system mint them, in sixteen characters with no lookalikes, so nobody ever reads an O as a zero. Or load a pool of the real vendor codes you already hold. Either way, each code is on record against the order it went out on.

The Digital delivery card on an order in the console: a table of File, Downloads and Access showing Letters.pdf downloaded once with no expiry and a Re-issue button beside it, and under it a License keys row pairing the title The Orchard at the End of August with the single code G44U-ZPZ9-958G-ZW98 issued to that buyer.

Staying in control

Caps, expiry, and a key you can pull back

Decide how many times a file can be downloaded and how long the link stays good for. Refund an order and its keys are revoked and its downloads stop working the same moment. And because every code belongs to exactly one buyer, a code that shows up somewhere it shouldn't points straight back to where it came from.

The Digital delivery panel in the product editor with “Deliver as a digital product” ticked: a Files list holding Letters.pdf at 1.0 MB with Remove and Upload file beside it, then Download limit reading Unlimited and Access expires reading Never side by side, and a License keys section set to give every buyer a unique key, generated automatically rather than drawn from a pool.

Delivery

Nothing goes missing between you and the buyer

The confirmation email carries the keys inline and a button through to the order page for downloads — never a raw file link, because email prefetchers would quietly eat one off the cap. If a key pool empties mid-sale the order back-orders instead of failing, and everyone waiting is emailed the moment you top it up.

The order confirmation email from a candle studio, headed “Thanks for your order” over order AUR-1012, with the book it sold listed at $4.95 and then a “Your digital items” section reading “Your file is ready — open your order page to download: Letters.pdf”, the buyer’s licence key boxed beneath it, and a dark “Get your downloads” button rather than a link straight to the file.

Selling a download in three steps

01

Add the file or the keys

Upload your files to the product, or switch keys on and choose whether to mint them or load your own.

02

Set the limits

Pick a download cap and an access window, or leave both open. That's the whole setup.

03

Let it sell

Payment clears, delivery goes straight out, and every code is logged in your ledger against the order it belongs to.

Everything digital delivery includes

Part of the Store plan, sitting alongside your physical products — one catalog, one checkout.

Files

  • ✓Private storage
  • ✓Signed order links
  • ✓Short-lived URLs
  • ✓Download caps

Keys

  • ✓One per unit sold
  • ✓System-generated
  • ✓Or your own pool
  • ✓Low-pool warnings

Delivery

  • ✓Sent on payment
  • ✓Keys in the email
  • ✓A durable order page
  • ✓Re-issue on request

Safeguards

  • ✓Expiry windows
  • ✓Revoked on refund
  • ✓Back-orders, never fails
  • ✓A full keys ledger

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