Export Sell Digital Products Wix to HTML

Digital products are actually where Wix ecommerce shines. No inventory, no shipping, no fulfillment headaches. Customer pays, they get the file instantly.

What counts as a digital product? Ebooks. Templates. Music. Stock photos. Software. Printables. Courses. Presets. Fonts. Pretty much any file someone would pay for.

Setting up digital products on Wix:

Step 1: Go to Store Products in your Wix dashboard. Click "Add Product" and select "Digital File" as the product type.

Step 2: Upload your file. Wix accepts most formats, PDF, ZIP, MP3, MP4, you name it. Maximum file size is 1GB, which covers most things. For larger files, you might need to host externaly and provide download links.

Step 3: Write your product listing. Title, description, pricing. Add preview images or sample pages. The better your listing, the better it converts.

Step 4: Configure delivery settings. Wix handles this automatically, after purchase, customers get an email with a download link. They can also access files from their account page if they created one.

Step 5: Upgrade to a Business plan and publish. Same requirement as physical products, minimum $29/month.

Tips for selling digital products effectively:

Show what they're getting. Screenshots, preview pages, sample chapters. Digital products are intangible, people need to see value before buying.

Bundle related products. Sell templates? Offer a bundle of 10 at a discount. Higher average order value with minimal extra work.

Consider subscriptions. Wix supports recurring payments. Monthly access to a resource library can be more profitable than one-time sales.

Where Wix works well for digital products:

The delivery system is solid. Automatic emails, download pages, account access. You don't need to manually send files or manage links.

Design flexibility helps. Digital products often need beautiful presentation, Wix's templates let you build compelling sales pages.

Integration with email marketing. Wix Ascend lets you follow up with buyers, announce new products, build a customer list.

Where Wix falls short:

No license key management. Selling software? You'll need a third-party solution for serial numbers and activation.

Limited course features. Wix Video works for basic courses but lacks quizzes, certificates, student progress tracking. Dedicated course platforms do this better.

Affiliates are clunky. Want affiliates promoting your products? Wix doesn't have built-in affiliate tracking. You'd need external tools.

Alternatives worth considering:

Gumroad specializes in digital products. Better analytics, built-in affiliates, 10% fee but no monthly cost.

Payhip offers 0% transaction fees on their paid plans. Good for high-volume digital sellers.

Teachable or Thinkific for courses specifically. Way more features than Wix Video.

But if you already have a Wix site and want to add digital products? It works. Not perfect, but good enough for most creators.