Feature
A digital product is a set of files with a price. Publishing one gives you a public page, a checkout, and a delivery path that does not involve emailing attachments.
Guest checkout takes an email address and nothing else. The buyer gets a time-boxed download link — thirty days by default — and can verify that email later with a six-digit code to reissue the link and see their guest purchases together.
Creating a free account instead gives them a permanent library, order history, wishlist, and licence management.
Worth knowing before you plan around it.
Yes. Guest checkout takes an email address and issues a time-boxed download link, thirty days by default. The buyer can verify that email later with a six-digit code to reissue the link and see all their guest purchases in one place.
Files sit in encrypted S3 storage and are never served from a public URL. Each download generates a fresh short-lived pre-signed URL, and every purchase mints a licence key tied to the buyer.
Nothing extra. Order fulfilment is idempotent across the verify and webhook paths, so a repeated callback cannot create a second order, a second licence, or a second charge.
More answers on the full FAQ.
Upload the files, set a price, and share one link.