Selling an ebook, preset pack, or template usually means gluing together a payment page, a delivery mechanism, and a receipt. A Product block set to digital fulfillment collapses all three — Buy now charges your own connected Stripe account, and the download link you configured emails out the instant payment confirms.
Most of the friction in selling a digital product isn't the sale itself — it's the handoff immediately after, and that's exactly the part this automates.
One block, three jobs
The Product block's digital fulfillment mode carries the price, the Buy now button, and the delivery content in one place. There's no separate download-hosting tool or manual "send the link" step once payment clears.
Payment settles on your own account
Buy now opens a confirm step, then creates a real Stripe Checkout session on your own connected Stripe account via Stripe Connect — MailInApp never touches the funds or sees card details, and checkout is commission-based rather than a flat platform fee.
Cap it if it's a limited run
An optional inventory cap shows a live "X left" stock pill, regenerated on every open so it's never stale, and switches to a disabled Sold out state on the hosted live view once claimed out — useful for a limited preset pack or an early-bird price tier.
Preview before the buy button
A Carousel showing a few sample pages or presets ahead of the Product block gives a buyer a real look at what they're getting, rather than asking them to trust a description alone.
Getting started
Connect Stripe under Settings → Payments, then add a Product block with Digital fulfillment and your download link or access code as the delivery content. An optional Carousel previews the product and a Countdown adds a launch-week deadline if you're running an introductory price.