How SalesGit Helps You Sell Digital Products Without Hiring a Developer

A lot of creators end up stitching together three or four tools to sell one course: a payment link from one provider, a file-hosting service for the videos, a spreadsheet to track who paid, and a separate email tool to actually deliver access.

One storefront, not four subscriptions

On SalesGit, a course, ebook, or downloadable product sells through the exact same storefront and checkout as a physical product — because to a buyer, it should feel identical. Pick a product type, upload your content, set a price, and the delivery is handled automatically the moment payment clears.

Protecting what you made

Course videos play through a short-lived, signed link that's only issued once a purchase is verified, and re-checked every time the video is played — never a bare link sitting in a public folder. It's a real deterrent against casual sharing, not a promise of unbreakable DRM, but it's honestly how most course platforms actually work under the hood.

No separate hosting bill

You're not paying a video host, a payment processor, and a store builder as three line items. It's one platform, one dashboard, and — on the free tier — one commission only when you actually make a sale.