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license: cc0-1.0
language:
  - en
pretty_name: 421 digital products, opened one by one (Aug 2026)
tags:
  - digital-products
  - marketplaces
  - pricing
  - indie-hackers
  - gumroad
size_categories:
  - n<1K

421 digital products, opened one by one (August 2026)

We opened 421 digital products (templates, presets, plugins, extensions, spreadsheets, LUTs, Notion/Obsidian kits, code packs) across creator marketplaces and recorded what the listing and the download actually contain, what it costs, and how the paid share splits by format. The point: paid share is a property of the format and the shelf, not of the file — the same .pptx sells at $15 and at $143, and paid share ranges from ~8% (slide decks) to 100% (VS Code themes).

This is the raw table behind the ReadyStack product research. CC0 — use it for anything; a link back to https://getreadystack.com/data/ is appreciated but not required.

Files

  • 421-products.csv / 421-products.json — one row per product, 13 columns: name, platform, url, price_usd, units_floor, sales_evidence, file_format, free_bait, title_pattern, use_mechanism, complexity, what_buyer_receives, checked_on

How it was collected

Each product was opened by hand (Aug 2026), fields recorded as found on the listing and inside the download. No values are estimated; empty cells mean "not shown by the seller". Where a download was free or already owned it was opened; otherwise the listing page and preview were recorded as shown.

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