421 paid digital products, opened one by one
Checked August 2026 · 9 marketplaces (Gumroad, Etsy, VS Code Marketplace, npm, Docker Hub, wordpress.org, DLsite, Hotmart, others) · Licence: CC0, use it however you like.
Each row is one product page opened by hand. The sales_evidence column says in words where the number came from: a printed unit count, a rating count, or neither. Nothing is inferred; where a page showed no number, the row says so.
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Columns
| column | what it holds |
|---|---|
name, platform, url | the product page that was opened |
price_usd | listed price at the time, converted to USD where needed |
units_floor | the lowest number of units the page proves (unit count or rating count); blank when the page shows none |
sales_evidence | the sentence that says where units_floor came from |
file_format, what_buyer_receives | what is actually delivered, as described on the page |
free_bait, title_pattern, use_mechanism, complexity | observations about how the product is presented and used |
checked_on | the day the page was opened |
What we did with it
This dataset is why the tools on getreadystack.com are built the way they are: the products that sold were the ones attached to a moment when being wrong costs money (a filing date, a certificate cap, an API removal), so every check here is pinned to a dated rule and cites its source on each finding.
Caveats: single observer, one month, marketplaces that publish numbers unevenly. Treat it as a floor, not a market size. If you find a row that is wrong, the page URL is in the row; tell us and we will fix it.