Digital products to sell, with real stores and prices
Short answer
The digital products that sell are ebooks, printables, Canva and Notion templates, spreadsheets, photo presets, fonts, brushes, cut files, sample packs, sewing patterns, courses and resell-rights packs. The typical store charges $15 a download, so pick one buyer you can reach without paying for ads.
- Kinds that sell
- 12
- Stores priced
- 66
- Typical price
- $15
12 digital products that sell, and what stores charge
One store selling each kind, the price on its product page, and two more stores with theirs.

1. Ebooks and workbooks
A PDF that solves one specific problem, delivered the moment buyers pay.
Nervous System Regulation Workbook (PDF)
Therapy Workbook Press, $29.49
The store runs over 70 Meta ads to workbooks like this one, rare for a download store.
Elizabeth Hunter: Irin Chronicles eight-ebook bundle
$24.50
Ingrid Seymour: Fierce heroine and shifter romance bundle
$24.99

2. Printables and journal kits
Cheap files bought on impulse, then again as a bundle or pass.
CottageCore Fairy Junk Journal Kit
Country Mouse Prints, $1.99
Kits sell for $1.99 next to a $12.99 lifetime printables pass.
Celebration Stylist: Holiday printable sets
$16
LiL Penguin Studios: The Autism Coloring Poster Book (digital)
$24

3. Canva and Notion templates
Buyers pay to skip a blank page in a tool they already use.
Services & Pricing Guide, 55 Canva templates
Eclato, $24
The title names the buyer, coaches and service providers, before the page count.
Oliver Notion: Ultimate Student Planner (Notion)
$19.95
The Copy Bar: Business Basics email template collection
$197

4. Spreadsheets and trackers
A budget or planner with the formulas already built in Google Sheets or Excel.
Wedding Planning Spreadsheet (Google Sheets)
Manja Sheets, $29
Every tab shows in the first image, so buyers see what they get before scrolling.
MaxSheets: Task Tracker
$22
Buy Excel Templates: Bill planner and expense tracker
$9.95

5. Photo presets and video LUTs
One-click edits for a look buyers already see on their feed.
The Bright & Clean Preset Collection
Wilde Presets, $9
$9 collections sit next to a $97 all-access bundle.
G Presets: Analog Days preset pack
$95
Cinegrams: Full Access bundle of LUTs and presets
$97

6. Fonts
Designers pay again for a commercial license on every font they ship.
Vintage Font Bundle
Heritage Type, $49
The license picker sits above the cart button, so the price scales with use.
Font Diner: County Fair Picnic font set
$28
BLKBK: Beyond Infinity script font
$38

7. Brushes and mockups
Tools for designers and illustrators, sold as packs for Procreate or Photoshop.
Monomania brush set
True Grit Texture Supply, $22
Art made with the brushes is the product photo, so buyers see the result.
Tattoo Smart: Botanical Archive Procreate set
$39.99
Mockup Republic: MacBook Pro 14 mockup
$14

8. SVG and laser cut files
Crafters with a Cricut or laser buy files to make things they sell.
10 Cats Dogs Fridge Magnets Laser Cut SVG
Laser SVG Templates, $7.90
The photo shows the finished wooden magnets, not the file itself.
Laser SVG Templates: Laser Club monthly membership
$17.99
DreamSVG: Single SVG design files
$3.50

9. Sample packs and beats
Producers buy drum kits and loops to start tracks faster.
Cookin Soul LO-BAP LIFE Vol. 3 Drum Kit
The Drum Broker, $29.99
Kits sell under a named producer, the way albums sell under an artist.
Dope Boy Kits: Horn Anthems sample pack
$49.99
Mondo Loops: Dark Ambient Synth Presets
$20

10. Sewing and crochet patterns
Makers pay a few dollars for a PDF pattern they print at home.
Harper classic knit cardigan (PDF sewing pattern)
Sinclair Patterns, $10.99
The finished garment on a person leads; the line drawings sit beside it.
Oh Me Oh My Sewing: Freya Bloomers pattern
$6.50
Maggie's Crochet: Long Hooded Cape crochet pattern
$8.99

11. Online courses
The highest price on this list, for a skill buyers can turn into money.
UI Design Course
UI Design Course, $499
One product and one price: the whole store sells a single course.
KinX Learning: Exercise Anatomy and Biomechanics, 9 volumes
$39.95
Cinegrams: Cinematic Academy
$69

12. Resell-rights (PLR) packs
Sellers buy ready-made products with the right to rebrand and resell them.
Guided Journal Template
Purpose PLR, $24.99
The cover says what buyers may do with it: edit in Canva and resell.
Digital PLR Hub: PLR Faceless Marketing Guide
$27
Three Sixteen Studio: Exit Your Lazy Girl Era workbook (PLR)
$27
Most stores price a download under $25
What 66 download stores charge for a typical product, the middle price of everything each one sells.
Under $10
23 stores
$10 to $25
23 stores
$25 to $50
14 stores
$50 to $100
2 stores
$100 or more
4 stores
The typical store charges $15, across 7,940 priced downloads. Low prices sell on volume, so stores like Country Mouse Prints and Wilde Presets add an all-access pass.
Download stores rarely pay for ads
Of 423 download stores in Replo's ad library, one was running Meta ads. The rest find buyers through search, Pinterest, social posts and email.
Ebooks
120 stores
1 store running Meta ads
Printables and planners
109 stores
None running Meta ads
Document templates
69 stores
None running Meta ads
SVG and cut files
48 stores
None running Meta ads
Video downloads
48 stores
None running Meta ads
Online courses
29 stores
None running Meta ads
A $15 download leaves little room to pay for each buyer an ad brings in. One exception sells $29.49 workbooks and a $47.49 bundle: Therapy Workbook Press runs over 70 Meta ads.
Where to sell what you make
Sell your downloads from your own site

Replo starts from your brand: paste your site link under Set up Branding, then pick the product to build around.
Replo builds the store and sales page on your brand; checkout takes one-time card payments in US dollars and emails the file.
The prompt Replo starts from
Build a store for my digital product, [product], for [who it's for]. Make a sales page with mockup images, what's included and the file format, an FAQ about downloads and refunds, and an email signup that gives away a free sample.
Frequently asked questions
- What digital products sell the most?
- Ebooks, printables and templates have the most stores selling them in Replo's ad library: 120 ebook stores, 109 printables stores and 69 template stores. Presets, fonts, cut files and sample packs sell to creators who use them in paid work.
- How much should I charge for a digital product?
- Start near what similar stores charge. Of 66 download stores, the typical one charges $15, and 46 price a typical product under $25. Courses and bundles go higher: one design course sells for $499, and preset bundles run near $97.
- What is the easiest digital product to make?
- A printable, a template or a short PDF guide. You can make each one in Canva, Google Docs or Sheets in a weekend, test it at a low price, then bundle several once the first one sells.
- Can I sell digital products as a subscription with Replo?
- No. Replo checkout takes one-time payments in US dollars for digital and simple products, then emails the buyer a download link. For memberships, monthly clubs or subscriptions, connect Shopify with a subscription app.

