If you are a creator in India, you have a problem. You have the content (eBooks, Notion templates, courses), but you don't know where to sell it. The global giants like Gumroad are great, but they don't support UPI properly. The local payment gateways require a registered business.

So, where do you sell? In this guide, we break down the top platforms for selling digital products in India in 2026.

1. SAUCE (The Creator-First Choice)

Best for: Solopreneurs, Gen-Z creators, and anyone who wants to start selling in 30 seconds.

SAUCE was built specifically to solve the "Indian Payment Friction" problem. It is designed for high-conversion on mobile devices.

• Fees: Flat 5% (Lowest in class).
• UPI Support: Native. 1-click checkout.
• Setup Time: Under 60 seconds. No coding.
• Key Feature: "Sauce Links" - beautiful, shareable links that look great on Instagram/Twitter bio.

2. Gumroad (The Global Giant)

Best for: Selling to US/UK audiences.

Gumroad is the OG. It's fantastic if your audience is global. But for Indian customers? It's friction.

• Fees: 10% flat fee (High).
• UPI Support: No native support. Requires card details.
• Verdict: Great for global, bad for local.

3. Cosmofeed

Best for: Telegram communities and webinars.

Cosmofeed is popular among community builders. It has good UPI support but can feel cluttered with too many features for simple digital downloads.

• Fees: 10% on free plan.
• Focus: Events and Communities.

4. Instamojo / Razorpay

Best for: Registered businesses.

These are payment gateways, not storefronts. You need to build your own website to use them effectively. Plus, KYC can be a nightmare for individuals.

The Verdict

If you want to sell to the world, use Gumroad.

If you want to sell to India (where UPI is king) and keep more of your money, use SAUCE.

It's free to start. Why not upload your first file today?