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Have gotten a lot of questions about why I use @gumroad to sell my products.
Here's why:
- They host your digital products & deliver it for you
- You can set up custom workflows to email customers
- Pre-sale capability
- In-built landing pages
(cont.)
Here's why:
- They host your digital products & deliver it for you
- You can set up custom workflows to email customers
- Pre-sale capability
- In-built landing pages
(cont.)
Why use Gumroad, continued:
- They handle your taxes (which can be a pain especially if you're selling in the EU)
- Help you deal with chargebacks
- Easy refund process
- The creator plan is $10/month < 1,000 customers, and they take a reasonable 3.5% + 30c
- Affiliate set up
- They handle your taxes (which can be a pain especially if you're selling in the EU)
- Help you deal with chargebacks
- Easy refund process
- The creator plan is $10/month < 1,000 customers, and they take a reasonable 3.5% + 30c
- Affiliate set up
The bad thing about Gumroad is that they don't connect with Stripe, which hurts me as PayPal's cross-border markups when extracting to my bank account cost me another 2-3%. Ouch.
I considered ditching Gumroad due to this, but after researching a few platforms, still find it to be superior.
Check it out yourself:
https://gumroad.com/signup?referrer=janel
Check it out yourself:
https://gumroad.com/signup?referrer=janel
Oh almost forgot. Gumroad Discover does help to drive sales.
I made $528 from the Gumroad marketplace and only had to give up a 10% cut.
I made $528 from the Gumroad marketplace and only had to give up a 10% cut.
