> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lid.pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lid.pro/sell-on-lid/create-a-product.md).
# Create a product
How to create a digital product on Lid: what buyers get, title, description, price in dollars or free, commission for sharers, refund window, publish.
A product on Lid is anything digital you can deliver with a file or a link: an ebook, a template, a guide, access to a private folder. Courses have their own flow: see [Courses](/sell-on-lid/courses.md).
## Steps
1. Open **My store** in your [dashboard](https://lid.pro/dashboard) and click **New product**.
2. Choose what buyers get. Upload files (PDF, ZIP, video) or paste a link, like a Notion page or a shared folder. Only buyers see it, and Lid delivers it the moment they pay.
3. Add a title. Concrete beats clever.
4. Write the description. Say what the buyer gets and who it is for. Lida can draft it for you with **Draft it**.
5. Set the price in US dollars, or choose **Free**.
6. Set the commission you share with people who bring you sales. Anywhere from 1% to 50%; it starts at 10%. A common setup: you keep 87%, the sharer gets 10%, Lid gets 3%.
7. Choose a refund window. With none, you are paid at once. See [Refunds and protection](/sell-on-lid/refunds-and-protection.md).
8. Click **Publish**. Your page is live.
## Optional extras
* **Free previews.** Add files anyone can open before buying, next to the private files only buyers unlock.
* **Co-creators.** Split your share of every sale with other creators, in the same transaction.
* **Visibility.** List the product in Explore, or keep it unlisted so only people with the link find it.
* **A second language.** Add an English or Spanish version of the title and description.
## FAQ
Can I edit after publishing?
Yes. Title, description, price, images, delivery files and commission stay editable from **My store**, and buyers who already paid keep their access. A new price applies to the next sales; past purchases stay as they were.
What does Lid charge?
A flat 3% on every sale, shown up front, and $0 a month to sell.
How do I get paid?
In seconds, automatically, in digital dollars. See [Getting paid](/sell-on-lid/payouts-and-usdc.md).
This is the link if you want to sell: [lid.pro](https://lid.pro)
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