Digital products and templates
Invitations, code templates, and the shops that sell them — including yours.
What it is
Raybot sells two products of its own, invitations and code templates, so I know what selling a digital thing takes: the product page, the payment, the delivery and what happens after it.
If you have something to sell that is a file or a page rather than a box, this is the fastest route to selling it.
- How long it takes
- Three to six weeks
What is included
- Product pages, cart and checkout
- Payment through a provider that works from Lebanon
- Delivery: download links, licence keys or access
- A dashboard showing orders and revenue
What is not
- Physical inventory, shipping and returns
- Marketplace listings on Etsy, Gumroad and the like
How it works
What you sell, and how it arrives
A file, a licence, access to something: we settle what the buyer gets and how it reaches them.
A written quote
A fixed price, a delivery date and what it covers, in writing. Half when you accept it, half on delivery.
A payment that works from Lebanon
Set up with a provider you can actually use here, and tried end to end before anyone buys.
Launch, then thirty days of fixes
Your shop opens with its first products. Anything that does not work as agreed is fixed free for thirty days.
Who it suits
- Someone with a course, a template, a set of files or a licence to sell
- A seller held back by payment providers that do not work from Lebanon
- Anyone who wants each buyer’s download or key sent without doing it by hand
Ask about Digital products and templates
Tell me what you need. I reply within one working day, and the price and the date come out of that conversation.
Or write to me here
This goes straight to me, with the service already attached.