Rank 645 of 4,543 sellers by measured demand, with 30 ratings across 19 listings. The bottom 90% of sellers share 10.8% of all ratings between them.
19Products measured
30Ratings, all products
9 of 19With any rating
$12.01Median asking price
$2.00 – $16.03Price range
11Categories appeared in
Every listing measured
Most-rated first. Rating count is a floor on units sold, not a sales figure
— only some buyers rate, and that share differs by category. Use it to rank listings against
each other, never to estimate revenue. 10 of these 19 listings carry no
rating at all.
2 of the 19 listings are priced at zero and
0 bill on a subscription. Most-used category:
Outfits
(4 of 19 listings).
Method, and the one thing this cannot tell you
This is not a catalogue. These are the listings that appeared while
walking Gumroad's own category tree on 5 August 2026, three pages deep per category — so
a seller whose products rank deep in a large category is under-counted here, and every
product count on this site is a lower bound. 191 of the
261 categories came back at the 44-listing crawl cap. Nothing here
supports a claim about how much this seller actually sells, how much they earn, or what
their full catalogue contains.
Prices are the asking price shown on the listing card, converted to USD at ECB
reference rates for 2026-08-06; the raw price and its currency are both kept in the
data. Ratings are counts of public ratings, used as a proxy for relative demand.
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