The easiest way to sell digital products in India.

Pricing varies a lot by category, but a rough starting map: single-page templates and small utilities (₹49-₹199), multi-page templates and guides (₹199-₹599), comprehensive systems, courses or bundles (₹499-₹2,999+). The right price depends more on the specificity of the problem it solves than on file size or effort - a narrowly-targeted product ("Tax Filing Checklist for Freelancers") often outsells a broader one at a higher price.

A practical way to set your first price: look at 2-3 similar creators in your niche with a comparable audience size, price slightly below them while you build reviews and sales history, then raise the price once you have social proof (sales count, ratings) to back it up.

Instagram (Reels + Stories + bio link) works for visual products - templates, presets, design assets. Twitter/X works well for developer tools, prompt packs, and build-in-public audiences. LinkedIn suits professional templates and B2B-leaning products (trackers, frameworks, business tools). YouTube descriptions and community posts work for anything tied to a tutorial or walkthrough video.

Whichever channel you use, the mechanism is the same: pin one link (your Kreato storefront) in your bio/profile, and reference it explicitly in every post rather than assuming people will find it.

Yes. There's no business registration or minimum age requirement to sell on Kreato - you only need a valid Indian bank account for payouts. Many creators start exactly this way: turning study notes, templates, or tools they built for their own use into a paid product while still in college.

If you don't have an audience yet, starting free (and using Kreato's built-in lead capture to collect name, email and mobile on every download) is usually the better move - it builds a list you can later sell to. If you already have engaged followers who trust your work, going straight to paid captures revenue immediately instead of delaying it.

A common hybrid: release a genuinely useful free version to build your list, then sell a more complete paid version to the same audience once they've experienced your free product.

Gumroad prices in USD, doesn't support UPI, and charges roughly double Kreato's flat 5% fee. For an Indian creator selling primarily to an Indian audience, that combination usually means lower conversion at checkout and a bigger cut taken from every sale. See our full Gumroad vs Kreato comparison for the complete breakdown.