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Yes. If you mean something like “sell a pack of 20 digital files, but let customers choose between Basic / Pro / Commercial tiers with different prices and download access,” there are several platforms that can do this.

Good options

• Payhip — probably the closest fit. It supports digital downloads, bundles, memberships, and multiple pricing tiers. You can bundle several digital products together and price the bundle separately. Payhip Payhip Help Center

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• Lemon Squeezy — particularly good if you're selling software, templates, assets, or other digital products internationally. It supports bundles, upsells, digital downloads, subscriptions, and recurring pricing. It's also a merchant of record, handling sales tax/VAT. LemonSqueezy

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• Sellfy — geared toward creators selling digital products and downloads, with upselling and discounts on its higher plans. Sellfy Help Center Sellfy Help Center

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For your particular use case

You could structure it like:

Or, if you mean customers pay different prices based on how many files they download, e.g.:

1–5 files → $5
6–20 files → $12
21–50 files → $25
Unlimited → $49

that's a slightly different setup, and not every platform handles that natively.

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (PDFs, SVGs, Canva templates, photos, fonts, 3D files, music, etc.) and exactly how you want the pricing tiers to work, I can narrow it down to the platforms that support that model most directly.

Yes. If by “bundles + different pricing tiers” you mean something like:

• Basic — $9: 5 files
• Pro — $19: 20 files
• Complete Bundle — $39: all 50 files
• Customer pays once and gets downloadable files

there are several platforms that can do this.

Good options

• Payhip — Probably the closest fit. It supports digital-product bundles, and bundles can contain multiple digital products. You can also use membership pricing tiers if you want recurring access. Payhip Help Center Payhip Help Center

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• Lemon Squeezy — Particularly good if you're selling digital files internationally. It supports bundles, upsells, digital downloads, subscriptions, and different billing models, with no monthly ecommerce fee. Its listed transaction fee is 5% + $0.50. LemonSqueezy

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• Sellfy — More like a complete storefront. It supports digital downloads, subscriptions, unlimited products, upselling, and custom storefront features. Sellfy Sellfy Help Center

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• Gumroad — Very simple for selling downloadable products. It supports product versions with different prices, which can work for tiered offerings. Gumroad

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For your particular use case

If you're selling something like design assets, templates, PDFs, presets, icons, photos, fonts, spreadsheets, or other downloadable files, I'd structure it as:

Payhip or Lemon Squeezy would be the first two I'd investigate. Payhip is especially straightforward if the products themselves are the building blocks of your bundles; Lemon Squeezy is attractive if you care about international payments/tax handling. Payhip Help Center LemonSqueezy

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling and roughly how you want the tiers to work, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that actually fit and compare their fees/features.

Yes. If you mean something like “Basic = 10 files for $9, Pro = 50 files for $19, Ultimate = everything for $39”, there are several platforms that can do this.

Best fits

1. Payhip — probably the best match

Payhip supports:

• Digital downloads with multiple files per product
• Bundles containing multiple digital products
• Multiple pricing plans for a bundle
• Different variants where each tier can have different files and prices
• One-time or recurring pricing
• Download limits and protected delivery help.payhip.com

For example, you could structure it as:

Payhip specifically lets you assign different files to different variants, which is useful if the customer should literally receive a different download package depending on what they buy. help.payhip.comhelp.payhip.compayhip.com

It also has a free plan with a 5% transaction fee, with paid plans reducing/eliminating that fee. payhip.com

2. Sellfy — good if you want your own storefront

Sellfy lets you upload multiple files into one product—up to 50 files per product—and supports product variants and different prices. docs.sellfy.com

It's particularly attractive if you want a more polished standalone store rather than primarily a marketplace. Its current plans are subscription-based. sellfy.com

What I'd choose

If your business is primarily selling downloadable bundles with different access levels, I'd start with Payhip.

It gives you a particularly clean setup for something like:

$7 — Mini Bundle
10 files

$17 — Full Bundle
50 files

$37 — Mega Bundle
200 files

$79 — Lifetime Everything
All current + future files

And you can have the customer select the tier on the same product page rather than creating a completely separate storefront/product for every tier. help.payhip.comhelp.payhip.com

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (templates, PDFs, graphics, presets, audio, 3D files, etc.) and roughly how many files, I can recommend the best platform and show you exactly how I'd structure the tiers.

Yes. Several platforms support bundling multiple digital files and offering different pricing tiers/versions.

Best fits

• payhip.com — probably the best match. You can upload multiple files into a product, create variations for different formats/tiers/bundles, and control download limits. It also supports unlisted products, which is useful if you want special pricing links. Payhip Payhip Help Center

• Example: - Basic — $9: 10 files
• Complete — $29: 50 files
• Commercial — $59: 50 files + commercial license
• Free plan: 5% transaction fee; Plus is $29/mo + 2%; Pro is $99/mo with no Payhip transaction fee. Payhip
• lemonsqueezy.com — great if you want a more polished software/digital-product business. It supports digital downloads, bundles, upsells, subscriptions, and different pricing models. It also acts as merchant of record for sales tax/VAT. LemonSqueezy
• sellfy.com — good if you want your own storefront. It supports bundles of up to 50 files per product, with files up to 20 GB each, plus automated delivery and download protection. Sellfy

One important distinction

If by "different pricing tiers for downloads" you mean something like:

$10 → download 5 files
$25 → download 20 files
$50 → download everything

then Payhip is especially worth looking at, because its product variations can be used for different versions/tiers/bundles. Payhip Help Center

If instead you mean:

Customer pays $20 → gets 10 downloads total
Customer pays $50 → gets 100 downloads total

that's a slightly different requirement, and I'd narrow the options based on exactly how you want the download limits to work.

If you tell me what you're selling (e.g. PDFs, SVGs, presets, templates, 3D files, music, etc.) and what you want the tiers to look like, I can recommend the best platform and setup.

Yes. If you mean selling a bundle of digital files with multiple purchase tiers—for example:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 30 files
• Complete — $39: 75 files + bonus files

there are several platforms that can do this.

Best options

Payhip is probably the first one I'd investigate. It explicitly supports bundles, instant downloads, and different types of digital files. Its free plan is $0/month + 5% transaction fee; Plus is $29/month + 2%, and Pro is $99/month with no transaction fee. payhip.com

Gumroad is particularly interesting if your "tiers" mean different versions of essentially the same product. Its version system lets you attach different content/files and prices to different versions—for example, a Basic, Pro, and Complete version. gumroad.com

SendOwl is more geared toward a serious digital-download business. It supports bundles, secure downloads, download limits, PDF stamping, upsells, subscriptions, and other advanced delivery features. www.sendowl.com

Lemon Squeezy is worth considering if you're selling internationally because it handles digital products and automated sales-tax compliance, with pricing currently listed at 5% + 50¢ per transaction and no monthly ecommerce fee. www.lemonsqueezy.com

One important distinction

If what you want is something like:

One product page → customer chooses a tier → each tier unlocks a different collection of files

I'd narrow the choices to Payhip vs. Gumroad vs. SendOwl.

If you tell me what kind of files you're selling (templates, PDFs, graphics, music, 3D files, presets, etc.) and roughly how you want the tiers structured, I can recommend the best platform and show you exactly how I'd set up the pricing.

Yes. If you mean selling a collection of digital files where customers can choose between different package/price levels, there are several good platforms.

Best fits

• payhip.com — probably the closest match. It supports digital-product bundles, so you can combine multiple files/products into one purchase. It also supports memberships with different pricing tiers and different content access. Payhip Payhip Help Center

• Example: - Basic — $9: 20 files
• Pro — $19: 100 files
• Ultimate — $39: all files + commercial license
• Free plan: 5% transaction fee; Plus: $29/mo + 2%; Pro: $99/mo with no Payhip transaction fee. Payhip
• sellfy.com — good if you want your own storefront. It supports digital downloads and bundled products, with up to 50 files per product. Its plans have 0% transaction fees, although there is a monthly subscription. Sellfy Sellfy
• gumroad.com — simplest setup. You can sell individual digital products and bundles, and there are plenty of examples of creators selling bundles on the platform. It's particularly easy if you don't need elaborate tiered access logic. Gumroad

One important distinction

If by "different pricing tiers for downloads" you mean something like:

$10 → 10 downloads
$25 → 50 downloads
$50 → unlimited downloads

that's slightly different from simply having three bundles. You want a platform that can control how many files/access rights a customer gets based on the tier.

For that particular model, Payhip's membership/product-bundle functionality is worth looking at first. Payhip Help Center

If you tell me what you're selling (e.g. PDFs, Canva templates, SVGs, photos, fonts, music, 3D assets, etc.) and what you mean by "different pricing tiers", I can recommend the best 2–3 platforms and show you exactly how I'd structure the pricing.

Yes. Payhip is probably the closest match to what you're describing.

Best fit: Payhip

Payhip supports:

• Digital file bundles — you can combine multiple digital products into one bundle. Payhip Help Center
• Multiple pricing plans for a bundle — you can create different pricing plans, including one-time payments and subscriptions. Payhip Help Center
• Different versions/tiers — individual digital products can have variations for different formats, tiers, or bundles. Payhip Help Center
• Free, paid, or pay-what-you-want options. Payhip Help Center Payhip Help Center
• A free plan with unlimited products and unlimited revenue, charging 5% per transaction. Payhip

For example, you could structure a product like:

You could also have separate bundles such as "Social Media Pack," "Business Pack," and "Complete Collection."

Another good option: Sellfy

Sellfy is also designed for digital downloads. It lets you put up to 50 files into a single product, or upload a ZIP/RAR containing more, and it supports product variants. Sellfy Sellfy Help Center

The major downside is cost: Sellfy currently starts at $39/month after its trial, whereas Payhip has a $0/month option. Sellfy Help Center Payhip

What I'd choose

If your business is primarily selling downloadable bundles with different access levels, I'd start with Payhip. It's particularly attractive if you want something like:

Starter → $9
Creator → $29
Commercial → $59
All Access → $99

and want each tier to unlock a different collection of files.

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (templates, PDFs, graphics, videos, fonts, spreadsheets, etc.) and roughly how many files, I can recommend the best platform for your exact setup—including Payhip vs Gumroad vs Sellfy vs Lemon Squeezy.

Yes. There are several platforms that are well-suited to exactly that model: multiple digital files + bundles + different purchase tiers.

Best options

1. Payhip — probably the closest match

Payhip lets you upload multiple files to one digital product, create bundles, and use product variations for different versions, formats, tiers, or bundles. Payhip Payhip Help Center

For example, you could have:

• Basic — $9: 5 files
• Pro — $19: 15 files
• Ultimate — $39: 50 files + bonus files

You can also create bundles from existing products. Payhip's free plan is currently $0/month + 5% transaction fee, with paid plans reducing/eliminating the transaction fee. Payhip

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2. Gumroad

Gumroad has a particularly useful Versions feature. You can create different versions of the same product, give each version additional content, and charge a different amount. Gumroad

So you could structure something like:

• Starter: 10 templates — $12
• Creator: 50 templates — $29
• Commercial: 100 templates + commercial license — $59

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3. Lemon Squeezy

This is especially interesting if you want something that feels more like a professional ecommerce store. It supports product variants with different files/pricing, bundles, and secure delivery of digital files. Lemon Squeezy Lemon Squeezy

It also acts as a merchant of record, handling sales tax/VAT, which can be a significant advantage if you're selling internationally. Lemon Squeezy

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4. SendOwl

SendOwl is more oriented toward businesses that need sophisticated digital fulfillment. It supports bundles, digital downloads, subscriptions, secure download pages, upsells, and license keys. SendOwl

It's more expensive, though: creator plans currently start around $39/month. SendOwl

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What I'd choose

If your idea is something like "sell a library of digital assets, with customers choosing how much they want", I'd start with Payhip.

For example:

Starter Pack — $9
20 files

Creator Pack — $29
100 files

Complete Library — $79
500+ files + future updates

Payhip can handle the multiple-file downloads, bundles, and variations without requiring you to build the ecommerce infrastructure yourself. Payhip Help Center

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (templates, PDFs, graphics, music, 3D assets, AI prompts, etc.), I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that fit your exact pricing/bundle model best.

Yes. If by “tiers” you mean something like:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 50 files
• Complete — $39: all 150 files
• Customers automatically download the files included in whichever tier they purchased

then there are several good options.

Best fits

1. Lemon Squeezy — probably the best match

• Lets you create variants/tiers under one product.
• Each variant can have its own price and its own downloadable files.
• Their documentation specifically gives the example of an ebook with different package levels, such as PDF only → PDF + extras → PDF + course. Lemon Squeezy Docs Lemon Squeezy Docs
• Supports one-time purchases and subscriptions. Lemon Squeezy Docs
• This is particularly good if you want a polished checkout and don't want to manually create separate products for every tier.

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2. Payhip — best for straightforward digital bundles

• Specifically supports bundling multiple digital products together. Payhip
• You can create bundles such as “Starter Pack,” “Full Collection,” etc.
• It supports all file types, so you're not limited to PDFs.
• There's a free plan, with a transaction fee, so it's easy to test. Sellfy

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3. Sellfy — good if you want a storefront

• Supports digital downloads and unlimited products.
• A single digital product can contain up to 50 files and 10 GB on the Starter plan. Sellfy
• More oriented toward running a complete branded storefront rather than just selling a bundle.

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What I'd choose

If your business is primarily selling downloadable file collections with different access levels, I'd start with Lemon Squeezy.

For example:

Lemon Squeezy's variant system is designed for exactly this sort of structure: each tier can have its own price and attached files. Lemon Squeezy Docs Lemon Squeezy Docs

Payhip would be my second choice if you want something simpler and more creator-oriented, especially if you're selling bundles of existing individual products.

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (templates, PDFs, design assets, music, video, spreadsheets, AI prompts, etc.), I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that fit your exact setup, including fees and whether customers can upgrade from one tier to another.

Yes. Several platforms support selling bundles of digital files (ZIPs, PDFs, templates, presets, audio, video, design assets, etc.) and letting you create different pricing tiers (for example: Basic / Pro / Commercial License, or Starter / Full Bundle / Ultimate Pack). The best choice depends on whether you want a simple storefront or a more advanced digital-product business.

Good options

Common setups you could create

Example 1: Design asset bundle

• Free — 5 sample files
• Basic ($19) — 100 templates
• Pro ($49) — 500 templates + source files
• Commercial ($99) — everything + commercial license

Example 2: Photography / media pack

• Web License — compressed files
• Creator License — high-resolution files
• Agency License — full bundle + redistribution rights

Example 3: Software/files

• Starter — core files only
• Professional — files + updates
• Lifetime — all current/future releases

My shortlist by use case

• Fastest to launch: Payhip or CreatorStore
• Most customizable storefront: Shopify
• Selling high-value asset libraries: SellApp or Shopify
• Need licensing/subscriptions: ChargePanda
• Want different files included at each tier: CreatorStore is particularly aligned with that model. creatorstore.co

If you tell me what kind of files you’re selling (templates, AI assets, music, photos, software, courses, etc.) and whether you need one-time purchases vs subscriptions/licensing, I can narrow it down.

Yes. Several platforms support selling bundles of digital files (ZIPs, PDFs, templates, presets, videos, audio, design assets, etc.) and letting you create different pricing tiers (for example: Basic / Pro / Premium bundles with different downloads included). The best choice depends on how much storefront control you need.

Common setups these platforms can handle

Example: Design asset store

• Starter Pack — $19

• 20 icons
• 5 templates
• JPG/PNG files
• Professional Pack — $49

• 200 icons
• 50 templates
• Source files included
• Agency Pack — $149

• Full library
• Commercial license
• Future updates

A few platforms let each tier contain different files, rather than just changing the price of the same download. CreatorStore

My shortlist by use case

• You want a polished storefront and plan to grow: Shopify + a digital download app. Shopify supports file delivery, download limits, variants/tiers, and bundled files. Shopify
• You mainly sell downloadable packs and want simple tiered offers: CreatorStore is built around digital products with multi-tier pricing and different files per tier. CreatorStore
• You sell education/content alongside files: Podia is strong because downloads can live alongside courses, memberships, and email tools. Podia
• You sell large asset libraries (templates, presets, sample packs): SellApp or similar download-focused platforms may fit better. SellApp

If you tell me what kind of files you’re selling (e.g., AI assets, templates, photos, music, ebooks, software, 3D models) and whether you want your own website vs a marketplace, I can narrow it down.

Yes. If you mean something like “Basic = 10 files for $9, Pro = 50 files for $19, Premium = everything for $39”, there are several platforms that can do this.

Best options

• payhip.com — probably the simplest fit. You can upload multiple digital files, create bundles, and offer multiple pricing plans for a bundle. Payhip also supports product variations, so you can structure different versions/tiered packages. Payhip Help Center Payhip Help Center
• lemonsqueezy.com — best if you want a more polished ecommerce setup. Its product variants can each have different prices and associated files/content. It also supports bundles and handles sales tax/VAT as merchant of record. Lemon Squeezy Docs LemonSqueezy
• gumroad.com — very easy to get started. Its “versions” feature lets you sell different versions of a digital product at different prices and give each version different content/files. Gumroad

For your specific use case

I'd look closely at Payhip if you're selling things like templates, PDFs, graphics, presets, design assets, datasets, or other downloadable files.

You could set it up like:

Payhip can also sell the underlying products individually and then offer an all-access bundle, which is useful if you want customers to upgrade later. Payhip Help Center

If what you're envisioning is “customer chooses how many downloads/files they want, and the price automatically changes based on quantity” rather than fixed tiers, that's a slightly different requirement. I can recommend platforms specifically for that model too.

Yes. In fact, Lemon Squeezy looks particularly close to what you're describing.

Best fits

• lemonsqueezy.com — Probably the best match if you want different tiers containing different sets of files. Its “variants” can each have their own price and attached files. For example:

• Basic — $9: 5 files
• Pro — $19: 15 files
• Ultimate — $39: all 50 files

Each tier can have its own files, and Lemon Squeezy handles secure delivery. Lemon Squeezy Docs Lemon Squeezy Docs

• payhip.com — Very easy for creators. You can upload multiple files to a digital product and create different variations/tiered versions, such as different formats, tiers, or bundles. It also specifically supports bundles. Payhip Payhip Help Center
• sendowl.com — Strong if you're primarily interested in selling and securely delivering large collections of files. It supports bundles, download limits, expiring links, PDF protection, and different pricing models. SendOwl SendOwl

What I'd choose

If your model is something like:

Starter: 10 digital files — $7
Creator: 50 files — $19
Commercial: 100 files + commercial license — $39

I'd start with Lemon Squeezy. Its variant system is explicitly designed for exactly this kind of tiering, with each variant able to have its own price and files. Lemon Squeezy Docs

It also currently charges 5% + $0.50 per transaction with no monthly ecommerce fee. LemonSqueezy

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (Canva templates, PDFs, graphics, fonts, videos, spreadsheets, etc.) and roughly how many files per bundle, I can narrow it down to the 2–3 platforms that would work best.

Yes. If you mean something like “Basic = 10 files, Pro = 50 files, Ultimate = everything”, there are several platforms that can do this.

Best options

• Payhip — Probably the closest fit. You can upload multiple files to a product, create product bundles, and create different variations/tiers with different prices and contents. It also supports download limits and secure download links. Payhip Help Center Payhip Help Center Payhip Help Center

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• Gumroad — Good if you want a very simple storefront. Its product versions can have different prices and different downloadable content, so you could have Basic/Pro/Ultimate versions. Gumroad

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• Lemon Squeezy — Particularly interesting if you want sophisticated variants/tiers, since it lets you attach different files and pricing to different variants of the same product. LemonSqueezy

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• Sellfy — Good for straightforward downloadable bundles. It supports up to 50 files in a single product, with individual files up to 20GB. Sellfy

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For your specific use case

I'd lean toward Payhip if you're selling things like templates, PDFs, graphics, presets, spreadsheets, fonts, assets, etc.

You could structure it like:

Payhip can also do bundles with multiple pricing plans, including one-time or recurring payments. Payhip Help Center

If you tell me what type of digital files you're selling (e.g. SVGs, Canva templates, PDFs, 3D files, music, photos, AI assets), I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best, including fees and exactly how you'd set up the tiers.

Yes. If you mean one product listing where customers can choose different download packages/tiers—for example:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 50 files + commercial license
• Ultimate — $39: 100 files + bonuses + extended license

there are several platforms that can do this, although they handle “tiers” somewhat differently.

Best options

Payhip is particularly interesting for what you're describing. It supports product bundles, and its membership system lets you give different pricing tiers different content/download access. Payhip Payhip Help Center

Gumroad explicitly supports tiers with different prices and different content, although its tier functionality is oriented around memberships/products rather than simply having arbitrary “Basic / Pro / Ultimate” variants on a single ordinary download product. Gumroad

Lemon Squeezy supports digital downloads, bundles, upsells, and different pricing models, and is particularly attractive if you're selling internationally because it acts as a merchant of record for sales tax/VAT. Its current standard ecommerce pricing is 5% + 50¢ per transaction. LemonSqueezy

SendOwl is more of a digital-commerce infrastructure platform: it supports bundles, secure downloads, download limits, upsells, and embedding checkout into your own website. SendOwl SendOwl

One important distinction

If what you actually want is something like:

Choose your package:
🟢 25 files — $5
🔵 100 files — $12
🟣 500 files — $25
🔴 Unlimited — $49

Customer pays → gets only the files associated with that tier

that's a more specific requirement than simply “selling bundles.” I can narrow this down to the platforms that support exactly that workflow, including whether customers get separate download links, whether you can prevent access to the higher-tier files, and the fees.

Yes. If you mean something like “sell a collection of digital files, but let customers choose how much content they get based on the tier they purchase,” there are several good options.

Best fits

• payhip.com — probably the simplest fit.

You can sell multiple digital products as a bundle, and bundles can have multiple pricing plans. You can also create digital products with different variations/tiers and attach different files to them. Payhip supports essentially any file type and instant downloads. Payhip Help Center Payhip Help Center
Example:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 30 files
• Complete — $39: 100 files
• gumroad.com — very good for creator-focused selling.

Gumroad supports multiple versions of a digital product, with different pricing and different content/files for each version. Gumroad Gumroad
It also supports actual membership tiers if you want customers to get ongoing access to different collections. Gumroad

• lemonsqueezy.com — particularly interesting if the tiers are essentially different versions of the same product.

Its product variants can have different files and pricing attached to each variant, with unlimited variants. LemonSqueezy

What I'd choose

If your business model is something like:

“I have 50–500 digital assets. Customers can buy a small, medium, or complete bundle, and each tier unlocks a different number of files.”

I'd start with Payhip. Its bundle + pricing-plan functionality maps very closely to that model. Payhip Help Center

If instead you mean:

“Customer chooses a tier, and each tier contains a completely different ZIP/download package.”

Then Gumroad or Lemon Squeezy may be cleaner.

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (templates, PDFs, graphics, fonts, 3D files, music, datasets, etc.) and an example of your 3–4 pricing tiers, I can recommend the best platform and show you exactly how I'd structure the product.

Yes. There are several platforms built for selling bundles of digital files (ZIPs, templates, presets, ebooks, design assets, audio, video, etc.) and offering different pricing tiers (Basic/Pro/Commercial, personal vs. business licenses, larger bundles, subscriptions, etc.). The best choice depends on how much control you want.

Common setups

1. Template/resource business

Example:

• Starter Pack — $19

• 20 templates
• Personal license
• Creator Pack — $49

• 100 templates
• Commercial license
• Agency Pack — $149

• Everything + client usage rights

Good fits: Shopify, Payhip, Gumroad, SellNow.

2. Design asset store

Example:

• Single file — $5
• Bundle of 50 files — $29
• Full library access — $99/year

Good fits: Shopify + digital download app, SellNow, Payhip.

3. Software, presets, or premium downloads

You may want:

• license keys
• download limits
• customer accounts
• subscriptions

Good fits: Shopify, ChargePanda, Lemon Squeezy-style setups.

My shortlist by use case

• Fastest to launch: Payhip or Gumroad
• Most professional branded store: Shopify
• Best for lots of bundles and a growing catalog: Shopify + a digital downloads/bundling app
• Best if you need licensing tiers: ChargePanda or Shopify with licensing tools
• Best if you already have a website: E-junkie or an embedded checkout tool

If you tell me what kind of files you’re selling (templates, PDFs, photos, music, code, 3D assets, etc.) and whether you need one-time purchases vs subscriptions, I can narrow it down.

Yes. There are several platforms designed specifically for selling bundles of digital files (ZIP packs, templates, presets, ebooks, assets, audio, videos, etc.) and letting you create different pricing tiers (for example: Basic / Pro / Premium bundles, personal vs commercial licenses, or increasing download quantities).

Here are some good options:

A few common setups:

1. Simple bundle tiers

Example:

• Starter Pack — $9 - 20 files
• Creator Pack — $29 - 100 files
• Ultimate Pack — $79 - 500 files + commercial licence

Good fits: Gumroad, Podia, Shopify, SellApp.

2. One product with upgrade options

Example:

• Personal licence
• Commercial licence
• Extended licence

Good fits: Shopify (variants), ChargePanda-style setups, Gumroad. Shopify ChargePanda

3. Membership/library model

Example:

• $15/month → access to 100 assets
• $49/month → full library + new releases

Good fits: Podia, Shopify + subscriptions, creator platforms. Podia

If you are mainly selling design assets (templates, fonts, presets, icons), AI files, PDFs, Notion templates, or stock-style packs, I’d usually shortlist:

1. Gumroad for fastest launch
2. Shopify for a serious branded store
3. SellApp/Tentary for file-pack businesses
4. Podia if you also want courses/email/community features

The best choice depends a lot on whether you need licensing, customer accounts, subscriptions, large files, watermarking, or your own website/domain.

Yes. Several platforms are built specifically for selling bundles of digital files (ZIPs, PDFs, templates, presets, audio, video, design assets, etc.) and can handle different pricing tiers (for example: Basic / Pro / Commercial License). The best choice depends on how complex your setup needs to be.

Good options

A common setup for digital bundles

For example, you could sell:

Starter Pack — $19

• 20 files
• Personal use license

Creator Pack — $49

• 100 files
• Commercial license
• Bonus templates

Agency Pack — $149

• All files
• Team/client usage rights
• Future updates

Platforms like Payhip are especially suited for this because you can upload multiple files, create bundles, and offer different versions or variations of a product. Payhip Payhip Help Center

My recommendations by use case

• Fastest way to start selling files: Payhip or Gumroad
• Selling design assets, templates, presets, fonts, etc.: Payhip
• Selling downloads plus courses/community/email marketing: Podia
• Building a full branded store: Shopify
• Selling software, plugins, or large asset libraries: Shopify + a digital delivery app or a specialized asset marketplace

One thing to check before choosing: if your "tiers" mean different files included at each price, almost all of these work. If you mean subscription tiers with ongoing downloads (like a Netflix-style asset library), you’ll want a platform with memberships/subscriptions. Payhip

If you tell me what kind of files you’re selling (templates, AI assets, music, photos, ebooks, software, etc.) and whether tiers are one-time purchases or subscriptions, I can narrow it down.

Yes. If you mean something like “Basic = 10 files, Pro = 50 files, Ultimate = everything”, there are several platforms that can handle this.

Best options

• lemonsqueezy.com — best for true pricing tiers

• Lets you create variants/tiers under one product.
• Each tier can have its own price and its own downloadable files.
• For example: - Basic — $9 — 10 files
• Pro — $19 — 50 files
• Ultimate — $39 — all files + bonuses
• Lemon Squeezy specifically documents variants for packages such as “PDF only,” “PDF + resources,” etc. Lemon Squeezy Docs Lemon Squeezy Docs
• Particularly good if you want a polished checkout and don't want to build the ecommerce infrastructure yourself.
• payhip.com — best simple/creator-friendly option

• Supports digital bundles, instant downloads, and memberships with different tiers. Payhip Payhip Help Center
• You could create separate products for your tiers and bundle products together.
• Free plan available, although it takes a 5% transaction fee. Payhip
• Good choice if you're selling things like templates, PDFs, graphics, presets, spreadsheets, or resource packs.
• sellfy.com — good for a full storefront

• Supports bundled digital products and lets you put up to 50 files in a product. Sellfy
• More of an all-in-one storefront than a specialized tiered-download system.
• Paid plans start at $39/month currently. Sellfy Help Center

What I'd choose

If your model is specifically:

One product → customer chooses a download tier → each tier unlocks a different collection of files

I'd look at Lemon Squeezy first. Its variants are almost exactly designed for this use case.

For example:

The important distinction is that you don't necessarily want a platform that merely lets you sell bundles. You want one where the contents/access can change based on the customer's selected price tier. Lemon Squeezy explicitly supports attaching different files to different variants. Lemon Squeezy Docs

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (e.g. Canva templates, PDFs, stock graphics, fonts, music, 3D assets, AI prompts, software, etc.), I can narrow this down to the 3 best platforms and compare their fees, file limits, tiering, licensing, and download protection.

Yes. Several platforms support selling bundles of digital files (ZIPs, PDFs, templates, presets, videos, assets, etc.) and letting you create different pricing tiers. The best choice depends on whether you want a simple storefront or a more advanced digital product business.

Good options

Shopify Podia## If you want "Basic / Pro / Ultimate" download packages

A typical setup would be:

• Basic — $19

• 10 files
• Standard license
• Single download
• Pro — $49

• 50 files
• Bonus assets
• Commercial license
• Ultimate — $99

• Full library
• Future updates
• Extended license

Platforms that handle this style well:

• Shopify — best if you want a polished storefront and lots of customization; it supports digital files, variants, and bundling through its digital product tools/apps. Shopify
• Podia — good if your files are part of a larger creator business (courses, community, memberships). It supports unlimited files per download product and bundles. Podia
• Tentary — focused specifically on downloads, with bundles/packages and large file support. Tentary

If your product is a big library of files

For things like:

• design asset packs
• stock graphics
• fonts
• presets
• sample libraries
• templates
• printable collections

I would look at:

• SellApp — built around downloadable file packs, resource libraries, and bundles. SellApp
• Shopify — especially if you expect hundreds of products or want marketing tools. Shopify

My quick recommendation

• Just want to sell a few bundles quickly: Gumroad or Payhip
• Want a serious digital storefront: Shopify
• Selling files + courses/community: Podia
• Selling large asset packs: SellApp or Tentary

If you tell me what kind of files you’re selling (templates, PDFs, photos, software, music, 3D assets, etc.) and whether you need subscriptions, licensing, or customer accounts, I can narrow it down.

Yes. There are several platforms built for exactly that: selling digital downloads as bundles, while offering different access/pricing tiers.

Best options

The one I'd look at first: Payhip

payhip.com

Payhip explicitly supports selling bundles and has a free plan with unlimited products/revenue, charging 5% per transaction. Its higher plans reduce or eliminate the transaction fee. Payhip

For example, you could structure a product like:

• Basic — $9 - 10 files
• Creator — $19 - 50 files
• Commercial-use license
• Ultimate — $39 - 100+ files
• Commercial-use license
• Bonus files
• Future updates

You can also sell an actual bundle containing multiple individual products; Payhip examples show bundles containing numerous separate digital products. Payhip

Gumroad is particularly good for "same product, different access"

gumroad.com

Gumroad has Versions for digital products. You can create multiple versions, give each one a different price, and attach different content/files to each version. Gumroad

So you could have:

Template Mega Pack

• $10 — 25 templates
• $25 — 100 templates
• $50 — 300 templates + commercial license

Each tier can deliver a different collection of files.

Lemon Squeezy is worth considering if you're building something bigger

lemonsqueezy.com

It supports digital downloads, bundles, subscriptions, upsells, coupons, and different billing models. It's also a merchant of record, meaning it handles sales-tax/VAT collection and remittance. Its current standard ecommerce fee is 5% + 50¢ per transaction, with no monthly ecommerce fee. LemonSqueezy

My recommendation

If your concept is something like "customers choose how many files/resources they want access to", I'd shortlist:

1. Payhip — easiest overall for a creator selling bundles.
2. Gumroad — especially good if each pricing tier needs a different set of downloadable files.
3. Lemon Squeezy — best if you're building a more sophisticated digital-product business.
4. Sellfy — better if you want a full branded storefront; its current plans start at $29/month monthly, with unlimited products and digital downloads. Sellfy Help Center

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (e.g. PDFs, Canva templates, design assets, videos, presets, AI prompts, software, etc.) and roughly how you want the tiers to work, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that fit your exact model.

It supports digital downloads, bundles, subscriptions, upsells, coupons, and different billing models. It's also a merchant of record, meaning it handles sales-tax/VAT collection and remittance. Its current standard ecommerce fee is 5% + 50¢ per transaction, with no monthly ecommerce fee.

Yes. There are several platforms that can handle digital-file bundles + different pricing tiers, but they differ in how flexible the tiers are.

Best fits

• payhip.com — probably the simplest fit. You can create bundles containing multiple digital products, sell them at a bundle price, and use product variations for different versions/prices. It also supports memberships with different pricing tiers and downloadable content. Payhip Payhip Help Center Payhip Help Center

Example:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 50 files
• Ultimate — $39: 150 files + bonuses
• gumroad.com — very good for tiered versions of one product. Gumroad lets you create multiple versions, each with its own additional price and different content/files. Gumroad

This works particularly well if your tiers are essentially different editions of the same bundle.

• lemonsqueezy.com — good if you want a more sophisticated storefront. It supports digital downloads, bundles, subscriptions, discounts, and secure download delivery. It also acts as a merchant of record, handling sales tax/VAT. LemonSqueezy
• sendowl.com — best for advanced delivery/control. It supports bundles, digital downloads, multiple pricing models, download limits, secure delivery, PDF stamping, upsells, and more. Plans currently start at $39/month. SendOwl

If your idea is something like this

If you're selling a large library of files and want customers to choose how much they get:

Payhip would be one of the first platforms I'd test. It is designed around exactly this kind of digital-product/bundle model, and you can also turn the whole library into an all-access subscription. Payhip Payhip Help Center

If by "different pricing tiers for downloads" you mean customers can buy, say, 10 downloads for $5, 50 for $15, or unlimited downloads for $30, that's a slightly different requirement. I can compare the platforms specifically for download credits / download quotas / tiered access, which may narrow the options considerably.

Yes. If you mean something like “Basic = 10 files, Pro = 50 files, Premium = everything”, there are several platforms that can do this.

Best fit: Payhip

Payhip is particularly well-suited to this model because it supports:

• Bundles of multiple digital products/files
• Different variations/tiers for a digital product
• Multiple pricing plans for bundles
• One-time or recurring pricing
• Instant file delivery
• A free plan with a 5% transaction fee
• Files up to 5 GB each help.payhip.com

For example, you could structure your store as:

Payhip's bundle system lets you combine digital products and assign multiple pricing plans, so this is quite close to what you're describing. help.payhip.com

Another good option: Sellfy

Sellfy supports multiple files within a product—up to 50 files per upload, with ZIP/RAR files available for larger collections—and has product variants. docs.sellfy.com

It's more of a full storefront platform, though, and currently starts at $29/month on its Starter plan. sellfy.com

What I'd choose

If you're selling things like templates, PDFs, graphics, presets, printables, design assets, ebooks, or other downloadable files, I'd start with Payhip.

The important distinction is that there are two ways to build your tiers:

Option A — Separate products

• “10 Template Bundle” — $9
• “50 Template Bundle” — $19
• “Everything Bundle” — $39

Option B — One product with selectable tiers

• Basic — $9
• Pro — $19
• Premium — $39

Payhip specifically supports product variations for different formats, tiers, or bundles, so Option B is possible. help.payhip.comhelp.payhip.com

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling and roughly how you want the tiers structured, I can recommend the best 3–5 platforms and compare their fees, file limits, licensing, download controls, and tier functionality.

Yes. There are several platforms designed for selling bundles of digital files (ZIPs, templates, presets, ebooks, audio packs, design assets, etc.) and offering different pricing tiers (Basic/Pro/Ultimate, limited vs. full downloads, one-time vs. subscription access). The best choice depends on how much control you want.

Good options for digital file bundles + tiered pricing

ChargePanda SellApp## If you want a “three-tier bundle” model

A common setup is:

• Basic — 10 files, personal license, lower resolution
• Pro — 50 files, commercial license, extras
• Ultimate — entire library, lifetime updates, bonus content

Platforms that handle this well:

• Payhip — good balance of simplicity and features.
• Sellfy — good if you want a branded storefront quickly.
• Shopify + digital delivery app — best if you want a serious ecommerce brand.
• ChargePanda — better if tiers control access to different files, updates, or licenses. ChargePanda

If your product is a large library of files

For things like:

• design asset packs
• stock graphics
• templates
• presets
• sample libraries
• resource vaults

look at:

• sell.app — built around file packs, bundles, and downloadable collections. SellApp
• beamly.com — supports digital downloads, bundles, and memberships. Beamly

My shortlist by use case

• Fastest setup: Payhip or Gumroad
• Professional storefront: Shopify + digital downloads app
• Selling a “vault” of files: SellApp or ChargePanda
• Software/files with licenses: Lemon Squeezy or ChargePanda
• Creator brand + memberships: Sellfy or Beamly

If you tell me what kind of files you’re selling (templates, PDFs, photos, music, software, AI assets, etc.) and whether customers should get one-time downloads or ongoing access, I can narrow it down.

Yes. If by “bundles + pricing tiers” you mean something like:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 30 files
• Ultimate — $39: all 100 files
• Customers automatically receive the files associated with the tier they purchased

then there are a few good options.

Best fits

1. lemonsqueezy.com — probably the strongest fit

Lemon Squeezy has product variants, where each variant can have its own price and its own downloadable files. Their documentation specifically gives the example of an ebook with different package levels, such as “PDF only” vs. “PDF + extra resources” vs. “PDF + video course.” Lemon Squeezy Docs Lemon Squeezy Docs

You could structure it as:

Each tier/variant can have its own files. Lemon Squeezy also supports bundles and upsells. Lemon Squeezy Lemon Squeezy Docs

It charges 5% + $0.50 per transaction with no monthly ecommerce fee. Lemon Squeezy

2. payhip.com — easier/simple option

Payhip supports bundles and product variations, including different formats, tiers, and bundles selected at checkout. Payhip Payhip Help Center

It also lets you limit download attempts, which can be useful if you're selling valuable digital assets. Payhip

Pricing currently starts at $0/month + 5% transaction fee, with $29/month + 2% and $99/month + 0% options. Payhip

3. sellfy.com — good if you want a storefront

Sellfy lets you bundle up to 50 files into a single product, with individual files up to 20 GB, and automatically delivers downloads after purchase. Sellfy

However, for multiple tiers where each tier contains a different collection of files, I'd favor Lemon Squeezy or Payhip.

What I'd choose

If your business model is specifically “pay more → unlock more downloadable files”, I'd start with Lemon Squeezy.

For example:

Design Asset Library

$15 — Starter: 25 assets
$35 — Pro: 100 assets
$75 — Complete: 500 assets
$149 — Commercial: 500 assets + extended license

Lemon Squeezy's variant system is unusually well suited to that structure because the price, files, and other settings can differ by variant. Lemon Squeezy Docs

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (templates, PDFs, graphics, 3D models, audio, datasets, etc.) and roughly how many files, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best.

Yes. There are several platforms that can do this, but Payhip is probably the closest match if you're selling downloadable files in bundles with multiple purchase tiers.

Best options

Payhip stands out because you can:

• Combine multiple digital products into a bundle.
• Create multiple pricing plans for the same bundle, including one-time or recurring pricing. help.payhip.com
• Upload multiple files to a digital product, with files up to 5 GB each. help.payhip.com
• Offer different versions/tiers of a product—for example, different formats, bundles, or levels. help.payhip.com
• Automatically deliver the downloads after purchase and limit download attempts. payhip.compayhip.comgumroad.com
• Start on a free plan, currently with a 5% transaction fee; paid plans reduce that to 2% or 0%. payhip.com

For example, you could structure a product like:

Design Asset Bundle

• $9 — Basic: 20 files
• $19 — Pro: 75 files
• $39 — Ultimate: 200 files + commercial license

If by "different pricing tiers" you mean customers choose a tier at checkout and each tier automatically unlocks a different set of files, that's especially worth looking at. Payhip's membership products support different content by pricing tier, while its bundles can package existing digital products together. help.payhip.com

Gumroad can also do this. It supports product bundles, and its membership/tier system lets you assign different content to different tiers. gumroad.com

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (e.g. SVGs, PDFs, Lightroom presets, templates, 3D files, music, etc.) and roughly how you want the tiers structured, I can recommend the best platform and show you exactly how I'd set it up.

Yes. There are several good platforms for this, and the best choice depends on what you mean by “different pricing tiers for downloads.”

Best options

Payhip is probably the closest match to what you're describing. It supports product bundles, memberships with different pricing tiers, and downloadable files. You can, for example, structure an offer like:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 50 files
• Ultimate — $39: all 200 files
• VIP — $99/year: all files + future additions

Payhip specifically supports giving different content to customers based on the membership tier they've purchased, and downloadable files can be attached to membership content. help.payhip.com

If you mean “pay more to unlock more files”

I'd look especially closely at Payhip. You could have something like:

Template Library

• $5 → 5 downloads
• $15 → 25 downloads
• $29 → unlimited downloads
• $99/year → unlimited + new releases

Alternatively, if you want one-time purchases of increasingly large bundles, Gumroad is extremely straightforward. Gumroad lets you create a bundle from existing products and set a single price for that bundle. gumroad.com

Lemon Squeezy is another strong option if you're building something more like a professional digital-product store; it supports downloads, bundles, subscriptions, upsells, and secure download links. www.lemonsqueezy.com

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (e.g. Canva templates, PDFs, SVGs, fonts, presets, spreadsheets, stock assets) and whether you want one-time pricing, subscriptions, or both, I can narrow it down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best.

Yes. Several platforms support selling bundles of digital files (ZIPs, templates, PDFs, presets, audio, video, design assets, etc.) and letting you create different pricing tiers. The best choice depends on whether you want a simple storefront, a full website, or more advanced membership/licensing features.

Here are some good options:

A common setup is a 3-tier offer:

• Basic — a few files ($9)
• Pro Bundle — more files + extras ($29)
• Complete Library — everything included ($79)

Platforms like Payhip are built around this type of bundle selling, while Shopify gives you more control if you want a full ecommerce brand. payhip.com

If you mean customers choose a download quantity (for example, "5 files = $10, 20 files = $25, unlimited = $50"), look for platforms with tiered pricing or bundle rules. Some specialized platforms support "buy more, save more" download bundles. support.photoday.io

If you tell me what kind of files you’re selling (templates, photos, music, PDFs, software, AI assets, etc.) and whether you want a marketplace or your own website, I can narrow it down.

Yes. Several platforms support selling bundles of digital files and letting you create different pricing tiers (for example: Basic pack, Pro pack, Commercial license pack, Unlimited bundle). The best choice depends on whether you want a marketplace, your own storefront, subscriptions, or simple file delivery.

Here are some strong options:

Common setups you can create:

Example: Design asset bundle

• Starter — $9
  • 10 PNG files
  • Personal use license

• Pro — $29
  • 100 PNG files
  • Editable source files
  • Commercial license

• Ultimate — $79
  • Full library
  • Future updates
  • Extended license

Example: Photography/video files

• Single download — $5
• 25-file pack — $49
• Full collection — $199

A few things to look for:

• ZIP bundle support (so customers get one download)
• Download limits or expiring links
• License options (personal/commercial/extended)
• Customer accounts for re-downloading
• Upsells (“add the full bundle for $20 more”)
• Tax/VAT handling if selling globally

My quick recommendations:

• Want a professional store → Shopify
• Want the simplest creator setup → Gumroad
• Selling lots of templates, presets, graphics, audio packs → SellApp or Shopify
• Selling downloads alongside courses/community → Podia

If you tell me what kind of files you’re selling (templates, PDFs, photos, music, software, AI assets, etc.) and whether you want your own website or a marketplace, I can narrow it down.

Yes. There are several platforms designed specifically for selling bundles of digital files (ZIP packs, templates, presets, ebooks, assets, audio packs, etc.) and letting you create different pricing tiers (Basic/Pro/Commercial, small bundle vs. full bundle, personal vs. extended license, etc.). The best choice depends on how complex you want your store to be.

Here are some strong options:

sell.app

A few examples of setups these platforms can handle:

Template bundle

• Starter: 20 templates — $19
• Creator: 100 templates — $49
• Agency: 300 templates + commercial license — $99

Design asset pack

• Individual files — $5 each
• Complete bundle — $39
• Lifetime library access — $149

Software/resource downloads

• Personal license — $29
• Business license — $99
• Enterprise license — custom pricing

If you want the simplest path, I’d look at:

• Payhip → easiest for selling downloadable bundles without much setup. payhip.com
• Gumroad → good if you already have an audience and want a quick checkout.
• SellApp → better if your product is a collection of files, asset library, or ZIP bundle. sell.app
• Shopify → best if you want a full brand/store with upsells and lots of customization.

If you mean tiers where the same customer gets different amounts of files depending on what they pay (like Patreon-style access levels), or tiers where each tier is a license type, the recommendation changes slightly.

Yes. There are several platforms that can handle digital-file bundles + multiple pricing levels, and the best choice depends on how sophisticated you want the tiers to be.

My top picks

\*Payhip is particularly good for straightforward bundle offers.

If you're selling something like:

Basic — $9

• 10 files
• Personal use

Pro — $19

• 50 files
• Commercial use

Ultimate — $39

• 150+ files
• Commercial use
• Bonus files

I'd look first at Payhip or Gumroad.

Gumroad has a particularly useful bundle system: you can combine existing products into a bundle and give the bundle its own price. gumroad.comgumroad.compayhip.comsellfy.com It also supports tiers where different tiers can receive different content, although that functionality is primarily designed around memberships. gumroad.com

Payhip is attractive if you want a simple digital-download storefront. It supports bundles, arbitrary file types, instant downloads, download limits, and unique download links. payhip.com Its free plan currently charges 5% per transaction, while Plus is $29/month + 2% and Pro is $99/month with no Payhip transaction fee. payhip.com

Sellfy is worth considering if you're going to build a larger branded store. It allows up to 50 files in one bundled product and supports digital downloads with no transaction fee, with paid plans starting around $29/month. sellfy.com

Lemon Squeezy is especially interesting if you're selling globally because it's a merchant of record and handles sales tax/VAT. It supports digital downloads, bundles, upsells, and one-time or recurring pricing, at 5% + $0.50 per transaction. www.lemonsqueezy.com

One important distinction

If by "different pricing tiers for downloads" you mean:

Customer chooses $10 = 5 files, $25 = 25 files, or $50 = all files, and the system automatically gives them the appropriate files...

that's a more specific requirement than simply having bundles.

If that's what you're trying to build, tell me what you're selling (e.g. templates, PDFs, photos, fonts, 3D assets, music, etc.) and roughly how you want the tiers to work, and I can narrow it down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best.

Yes. If by “bundles + different pricing tiers” you mean something like:

• Basic: 10 files — $9
• Pro: 50 files — $19
• Ultimate: 100+ files — $39

there are several platforms that can do this.

Best fits

1. Payhip — probably the closest match

• Lets you create bundles of digital products. help.payhip.comwww.lemonsqueezy.com
• A bundle can have multiple pricing plans, including one-time or recurring pricing. help.payhip.comwww.lemonsqueezy.com
• Individual digital products can also have variations, which Payhip specifically describes as useful for different formats, tiers, or bundles. help.payhip.com
• Free plan is $0/month + 5% transaction fee; Plus is $29/month + 2%; Pro is $99/month with no transaction fee. payhip.com

Payhip

2. Gumroad — very good for simple tiered offers

• Supports product bundles, where multiple existing products can be sold together for one price. gumroad.com
• Its membership system supports different tiers with different prices and content, so you can create genuinely different access levels. gumroad.com

Gumroad

3. Lemon Squeezy — good if the tiers are essentially different versions

• Supports unlimited product variants, with different files and pricing attached to each variant. www.lemonsqueezy.com
• Particularly attractive if you're selling software, templates, design assets, licenses, etc.

Lemon Squeezy

4. Sellfy — good for large downloadable bundles

• Supports bundled products and lets you put up to 50 files in a single product, with files up to 20GB each. sellfy.com
• More of a full storefront solution than Gumroad.

Sellfy

What I'd choose

If you're selling something like packs of templates, graphics, photos, PDFs, audio, 3D assets, presets, etc., I'd start with Payhip. Its combination of bundles + multiple pricing plans + downloadable files is particularly close to what you're describing.

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling and what you mean by the tiers (e.g. 10 downloads vs 100 downloads, different numbers of files, personal vs commercial license, or one-time vs subscription), I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 platforms.

Yes. If you mean selling downloadable files where customers can choose between, say, Basic / Pro / Ultimate tiers, with each tier unlocking a different set of files, there are several good platforms.

Best options

\*Payhip supports multiple membership tiers, and it can sell bundles and individual digital products. payhip.com

For what you're describing, I'd look at Payhip first

For example, you could structure a product like:

• Basic — $19
  • 10 files
  • Personal-use license

• Pro — $39
  • 30 files
  • Commercial-use license
  • Bonus files

• Ultimate — $79
  • 100+ files
  • Commercial-use license
  • All future updates

Payhip supports digital products, bundles, memberships, and multiple membership tiers, and its free plan includes all features with a 5% transaction fee. payhip.com

Gumroad is also very good for bundles

Gumroad explicitly supports creating a bundle from multiple existing products and selling the bundle for one price. gumroad.com

So you could have:

Individual products
→ File Pack A — $10
→ File Pack B — $15
→ File Pack C — $20

Bundles
→ Starter Bundle — $25
→ Complete Bundle — $40
→ Everything Bundle — $60

Gumroad is particularly attractive if you want something very quick and don't need a highly customized storefront.

Lemon Squeezy is worth considering if you're building a bigger business

It supports digital downloads, bundles, upsells, subscriptions, and recurring billing, while acting as the merchant of record for tax/VAT. Its current ecommerce pricing is 5% + $0.50 per transaction with no monthly ecommerce fee. www.lemonsqueezy.com

One important distinction

If by "different pricing tiers for downloads" you mean something more specific, such as:

$10: download 5 files
$25: download 25 files
$50: download everything
$100: download everything + commercial license

then yes, this is absolutely doable, but the best platform depends on whether the tiers need to control exactly which files a customer can access versus simply being separate products/bundles.

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (templates, PDFs, graphics, 3D assets, music, datasets, etc.) and roughly how you want the tiers to work, I can narrow it down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best.

Yes. Several platforms support selling bundles of digital files (ZIPs, PDFs, templates, presets, audio, videos, design assets, etc.) and letting you create different pricing tiers or packages. The best choice depends on how complex you want your store to be.

Here are some good options:

A typical setup might look like:

• Basic Pack — $9
  • 10 files
  • Personal use license

• Creator Pack — $29
  • 50 files
  • Commercial license

• Ultimate Bundle — $99
  • All files
  • Future updates
  • Extended license

For your specific requirement — selling collections of digital files with tiered download access — I’d look first at:

1. Shopify + a digital downloads/bundle app if you want a professional storefront and room to grow. Shopify supports file bundling, variants, and download controls. www.shopify.com
2. Podia if you’re also selling courses, memberships, or a creator brand. www.podia.com
3. Tentary or SellNow if the main product is downloadable asset packs and you want a simpler setup. sell.apptentary.com

If you mean tiered pricing based on number of downloads (for example “buy 10 files for $20, 100 files for $50, unlimited for $100”) rather than different bundles, that narrows the options a bit.

Yes. If by “different pricing tiers for downloads” you mean something like:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 50 files
• Ultimate — $39: all 150 files
• Or customers can buy individual files or bundles

then several platforms can handle this.

Best options

Lemon Squeezy is probably the closest match if you're specifically trying to sell the same underlying collection of files at different price points. It supports product variants where you can attach different files and pricing to each variant, as well as bundles. www.lemonsqueezy.com

Gumroad is also very good. It supports bundles of existing products and product “versions,” where each version can have different content and an additional price. gumroad.com

Payhip is particularly attractive if you want to start cheaply: its free plan supports unlimited products and has a 5% transaction fee, while it also supports digital-product bundles. payhip.com

One important distinction

If you're envisioning something more specific like:

$5 → download 1 file
$15 → download any 5 files
$30 → download any 20 files
$50 → unlimited downloads

that's a slightly different requirement from ordinary “bundles.” You'd want a platform that supports quantity-based access/download limits or customer-selected files within a tier.

If that's what you're trying to build, tell me roughly what you're selling (e.g. PDFs, Canva templates, SVGs, presets, 3D files, music, etc.) and I can narrow it down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best, including fees and how you'd set up the tiers.

Yes. There are several platforms that can handle bundles of digital files + multiple pricing tiers, but the best choice depends on what you mean by “tiers.”

Best options

Payhip is probably the closest fit if you're envisioning something like:

• Basic — $9: 10 files
• Pro — $19: 50 files
• Ultimate — $39: 200+ files
• Commercial — $79: everything + commercial license

Payhip specifically supports digital product bundles, and you can also create membership tiers where different tiers get access to different content. payhip.com Its free plan includes all features, unlimited products/revenue, and charges 5% per transaction. payhip.com

If you mean one bundle with selectable download quantities

For example:

Choose your package

25 files — $10
100 files — $25
500 files — $50
Unlimited — $99

That's a slightly different requirement. Gumroad is worth considering because its bundle system supports product variants, and customers can purchase different versions of a product at different prices. gumroad.com

If you're selling a large library/vault

I'd lean toward Payhip. You can combine bundles with memberships, so you could do something like:

$15 one-time → Starter bundle
$29 one-time → Complete bundle
$19/month → New files every month + entire library
$49/month → Library + commercial license

Payhip explicitly supports multiple membership tiers with different content access. payhip.com

If you tell me what kind of digital files you're selling (e.g. SVGs, Canva templates, PDFs, fonts, photos, 3D files, spreadsheets, etc.) and what you mean by different pricing tiers, I can narrow it down to the 2–3 platforms that fit best and explain exactly how I'd structure the offers.

Yes. There are several platforms that can handle digital-file bundles + different pricing tiers, but the best choice depends on what you mean by “tiers.”

Best options

Gumroad is probably the closest match if you're envisioning something like:

• Basic — $19: 10 files
• Pro — $39: 30 files
• Ultimate — $79: all 100 files + bonus files

Gumroad supports bundles of existing products and lets you create multiple versions, with different prices and different content attached to each version. gumroad.com

Payhip is another strong option, particularly if you want a storefront rather than just a checkout page. Its current pricing starts at free + 5% transaction fee, with a $29/month Plus plan and $99/month Pro plan. payhip.com

Lemon Squeezy is especially interesting if you're selling internationally because it acts as a merchant of record and handles sales tax/VAT, while also supporting digital downloads and bundles. Its listed platform fee is 5% + $0.50 per transaction. www.lemonsqueezy.com

One important distinction

If by “pricing tiers” you mean:

Customer chooses Basic / Standard / Premium, and each tier automatically unlocks a different collection of downloadable files

then Gumroad's product versions or Payhip's membership/product structure are worth looking at.

If you mean:

Customer buys a bundle, then pays $10 for 5 downloads, $20 for 20 downloads, $40 for unlimited downloads

that's a slightly different requirement, and download quotas/limits become important. SendOwl explicitly supports download limits alongside bundles and secure digital delivery. www.sendowl.com

If you tell me exactly what you're selling (e.g. PDFs, SVGs, Canva templates, stock photos, music, 3D files, etc.) and an example of your 3–4 pricing tiers, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 platforms and explain how I'd structure the tiers.