All we are looking for is selling a digital good, and creating unique links to be sent via email for now. A full "my account" experience would be nice down the road.
Great news! You can now add links to file downloads to any product in your Ecommerce store. The file link will automatically be delivered to your customer after purchase. Learn more →
Digital goods for Webflow ecommerce shipped on May 14, 2020. Read the announcement.
webslow wishlist has gone down hill. hundreds of spam comments and everything is in "backlog"
This is great and all, but if a customer can share the download link with anyone on the internet and it's not secure...I'm not sure I'd feel comfortable selling digital goods this way.
Can we make the downloads link secure? Posted this wishlist here:
https://wishlist.webflow.com/ideas/WEBFLOW-I-3432
This is a fantastic feature! Really needs an option that allows 'Free' checkout for a digital goods item. This is a major strategy to build and gain traffic to Digital Marketplaces.
donations and user purchase history account would be awesome.
Thanks Webflow!
What about non-tangible items like donations? Are the download fields required? Also, the ability for the user to enter a donation amount they desire.
Hope you'll update this system to have the ability to sell non-clonable digital goods. (Use case: Selling digital license keys, like Steam game keys or windows keys. Example store: Green Man Gaming).
Does this mean that it will be possible to sell "cloneable" items through e-commerce as well? That would be awesome!
Yes! selling digital goods is needed! And also the ability to put small videos or GIFs autoplaying to show the products. Or at least play on hover.
We really need proper support through instant file delivery.. this is kind of a point of parity at this point for e-commerce websites
Really need the ability to also set a price to $0 so a customer can automatically download the product. This would be immensely helpful in building premium membership resource experiences with third-party apps like Memberstack where a customer pays for the membership experience, and then gets access to the unlimited downloab library. It would only be worthwhile to transition a client to Webflow from a platform like squarespace if the button was able to be easily switched to an instant download and skip the payment and shipping method of the checkout alltogether.
Not sure if this needs a separate wish but – it would be very useful to have an option to 'sell' digital products at no cost in return for the customer entering an email or other required details. This is a great way to get mailing list sign ups and the like.
This option is available on https://gumroad.com/ – which also allows a pay what you want option before accessing a download link.
Hello any update? It's been five months
I have a couple of shops for my digital assets sitting ready in my dashboard to go live. Domainname, email, stripe I got it all ready. Just waiting for this feature before I start paying for ecommerce hosting and really go live.
I don't have the infrastructure at hand to deliver the files after purchase myself, so I'm 100% depending on this to land. Any update to this feature's current state would be very welcome.
This is an absolute must have!! Is there any update on when this will be properly supported for automatic file delivery to the client?
My next project requires this, so hope it arrives soon! Would be great to be able to keep everyting in Webflow this time. Have had to use third partyl ecommerce systems to create three previous websites.
Yes, PLEASE! put this high on you to-do list!
Sad day. I thought I had graduated from WP and EDD but the lack of update and progress on this wish list item has unfortunately left me with no choice but to take a few steps back on my website. Back to WP, and away from all of the amazing benefits of Webflow. :/ Good luck.
Can we have an update on this?
This is literally the deciding factor for me to get started with Webflow for my business, anyone got an update on when this will be natively implemented?