Choosing between a digital product, a course, or a kit
The three product types, and when each one makes sense.
A digital product is the simplest option: one file or a small set of files, a price, and a description: think templates, presets, an ebook.
A course adds structure on top: modules, lessons, and a curriculum buyers work through with progress tracking, built with the curriculum builder in your seller dashboard.
A kit bundles several of your existing products together under one price. It only makes sense once you already have more than one product worth pairing, since it references listings you've already published rather than new files.
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