A plain-English look at Patreon’s shop for one-time digital products, including platform, processing and iOS fees as of October 2026, and what PLR sellers should know about content rules.
Whop for Digital Product Sellers: Fees, Features and Fit for PLR (October 2026)
A look at Whop’s fees, file delivery, memberships, marketplace and content rules as of October 2026, from the angle of PLR and digital product sellers.
Upsells and Cross-Sells on Payhip: Building an Add-On Path for PLR Products
How to use Payhip’s cross-sells, upgrade discounts and bundles to offer sensible add-ons for your PLR-based products, plus how to price them, keep them relevant and measure results.
How to Create and Sell Notion Templates: Build, Test and Deliver
Notion templates are delivered as a link, not a file. Here’s how to build one buyers can use, test the copy, and sell it on Notion’s Marketplace or your own store.
How to Set Up Etsy Sales and Coupon Codes for the Holidays
A quick guide to Etsy’s sales, promo codes, bundles and targeted offers for digital download sellers, plus the pricing rules to follow before the holiday rush.
SendOwl for PLR Sellers: Pricing and Features (October 2026)
A research-based look at SendOwl’s plans, fees, file-protection tools and payment options for PLR and digital product sellers, as of October 2026.
How to Create and Sell Canva Templates the Right Way
Canva templates are a popular digital product, but Canva has specific rules on originality, template links and Pro content. Here’s how to build and deliver one properly.
How to Write Clear License Terms for the Digital Products You Sell
If you sell templates, ebooks or PLR you created yourself, buyers need to know what they can do with them. Here’s how to write plain-language license terms that answer the usual questions.
How to Set Up an Affiliate Program for Your Digital Products on Payhip
Payhip has a built-in affiliate feature, but you handle payouts yourself. Here’s how it works and what to decide before inviting affiliates.
California Will Tax Some Digital Products in 2027: What PLR Sellers Should Know
California’s new tax on digital products starts January 1, 2027. It targets software and SaaS, while ebooks, digital art, audio and video are excluded — here’s what sellers should check.
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