Sell digital planners online
on your own branded link.
If you’ve designed a planner that keeps you organized, other people want it too. Package the hyperlinked PDF, put a price on it, and share one link. The page and the checkout come with it.
The walkthrough
From what you know to your first sale.
- 1
Build the hyperlinked file
Link the tabs, months, and days so the planner navigates with a tap, and test the whole thing inside GoodNotes on a real tablet. The linking is the product. A flat PDF is just a document.
- A hyperlinked PDF that works in GoodNotes and Notability
- Dated and undated versions where it makes sense
- Daily, weekly, and monthly sections that link together
- A quick guide on importing it into a planner app
- 2
Price single vs. bundle
A single planner sells for $12; a daily-weekly-monthly bundle sits near $24; a full dated yearly system with inserts goes $39. Bundles raise your average order without any extra checkout work.
Single planner
$12
One hyperlinked planner, dated or undated
Planner bundle
$24
Daily, weekly, and monthly layouts together
Yearly system
$39
A dated planner with inserts and updates
- 3
Show it where planners spread
Digital planners live on Pinterest, Instagram, TikTok, and r/GoodNotes. A screen recording of you flipping through the tabs on a tablet is the single best-converting thing you can post.
- 4
Let MKKT set up the store
Upload the planner and a few preview pages, write a short listing, and set a price. Checkout delivers the file instantly, on a branded store at your own link.
The math
What you actually keep.
MKKT takes 10%of each sale. Card processing is charged separately by the payment processor, and it is the only other cost. Here’s a $19 planner, start to finish.
10 sales / month
$162.50
you keep, after fees
50 sales / month
$812.50
you keep, after fees
Illustrative, on a single $19.00 sale. The exact processing rate depends on the card and country; international, currency-conversion, and tax fees vary. Nothing here is a promise of sales volume.
On a $19 planner
Card processing is estimated here at a typical US card rate (2.9% + $0.30) and is charged by the payment processor, not by MKKT. MKKT’s 10% is the only platform fee, and it is charged only when a sale happens.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
- What makes a digital planner worth paying for?
- The hyperlinking. Buyers pay for a planner that navigates with a tap between tabs, months, and days inside GoodNotes or Notability, not a flat PDF. Nail the links and previews and your planner stands out immediately.
- How do I deliver a planner to buyers?
- You upload the PDF once and MKKT delivers it automatically after payment, so buyers get an instant download link and can import it into their planner app. No manual emailing, even while you sleep.
- Do single planners or bundles sell better?
- Both work, but bundles lift your average sale. Many creators offer a $12 single planner as the entry point and a $24 to $39 bundle as the obvious upgrade. MKKT lets you list all of them on one branded store.
More things you can sell
Sell what you already designed.
Turn the planner that keeps you organized into a product on your own store. Upload it and price it.