Create your first product, step by step

From clicking "New product" to a live offer on your card: choosing a type, name and price, a payment method, files and sharing.

This guide walks through creating your first digital product, from zero to live on your card. The same flow works for a course, a consultation or a service.

Step 1: start a new product

On the My Offers screen click New product. The picker opens with two groups: Digital & content (digital product or course) and Services & sessions (consultation or service). Choose Digital product.

Step 2: name, description and image

  • Product name: short and clear, for example "The complete guide to phone photography".
  • Description: what buyers get and why it is worth it. It appears on the sales page.
  • Product image: a good image sells. You can start without one and replace it anytime.

Step 3: price

Set a price and currency (USD, EUR, ILS, GBP, CAD, AUD or CHF). The minimum price is 1 and the maximum is 10,000. You can also mark it a Free product (lead magnet): whoever leaves an email gets the files, and you get a new contact.

Step 4: how buyers pay

Each product uses exactly one payment method:

  • Secure Stripe checkout (in supported countries): cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, straight to your own account.
  • MyVisito Payments (Israel): buyers pay on a secure Stripe page, and your proceeds are transferred to your bank in an automatic weekly transfer after the safety period.

Additional payment methods (independent Israeli providers, PayPal, payment links, and direct coordination) are currently switched off. Full details live in the Payments section.

Step 5: upload the files

Under Files for sale upload what buyers receive, up to 100MB per file. Files are kept in private storage and delivered only after payment. A paid digital product needs at least one file.

Step 6: save and share

After saving, the product appears in your card's shop. You can feature it with a products section in the editor, and the Share button gives you a direct link to its sales page.

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