Getly
A marketplace for selling digital files — templates, courses, design assets, AI prompts — that pays creators up to 90% of the sale, and lets buyers pay with either a card or crypto.
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Description
Selling a digital product (a template pack, a course, a set of AI prompts) usually means either building your own storefront and payment integration from scratch, or accepting the roughly 70-80% revenue share most established marketplaces leave you after their commission. Getly is a marketplace specifically for digital goods that starts new sellers at 90% revenue share for their first 90 days, scaling down to a still-competitive 80% floor (or up to 90% again if you bring your own traffic) as volume grows — undercutting many established platforms' default cut.
It supports both traditional card payments via Stripe and stablecoin payments (USDT/USDC) across five blockchains, which matters for sellers targeting international buyers who prefer crypto or live somewhere card processing is unreliable. Beyond the marketplace listing itself, it offers customizable seller landing pages, a Telegram Mini App storefront option, and a REST API/open-source SDK for developers who want to build their own storefront on top of Getly's payment and delivery infrastructure rather than using the default listing page.
💬 Our review
The short version: the revenue-share structure is the headline feature — 90% for new sellers and a competitive floor even at scale beats the default cut on most established digital-goods marketplaces, which matters directly to a creator's bottom line on every single sale.
Against Gumroad or Payhip, Getly's differentiators are the crypto payment rails (useful for a genuinely global audience, less relevant if you only sell to US/EU card users) and the developer-facing API/SDK for building custom storefronts rather than using a generic listing page. The tradeoff for a newer marketplace is buyer trust and discovery — established platforms have more existing buyer traffic and brand recognition, so Getly likely works best as your primary payment/delivery infrastructure paired with your own marketing, rather than a marketplace you expect to generate organic discovery on its own this early.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Commission-based, no listing fees or subscription: 20% default (80% to seller), down to 12-15% at $2,000-10,000+/month sales, 10% for own traffic. New sellers get 90% for their first 90 days. Payouts twice monthly, $10 minimum via Stripe, $5 in stablecoins.
Pros
90% revenue share for new sellers, competitive floor (80-90%) even at scale — beats many established platforms' default cut
Accepts both card (Stripe) and stablecoin (USDT/USDC) payments across five blockchains
REST API and open-source SDK for building a custom storefront on top of Getly's infrastructure
Cons
Newer marketplace with less existing buyer traffic/discovery than Gumroad or established competitors
Crypto payment rails add complexity that's only useful if you actually have buyers who want to pay that way
Commission tiers require hitting real sales volume ($500+/month) to unlock the better rates