The 10 BEST Digital Products to Sell Online Right Now 💰

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Hayes, who claims to have made over seven figures selling digital products, walks through 10 product types she says have the most opportunity right now. 1) Online mini-courses focused on one specific problem, which she says can sell for $27 to $197, created with Canva slides, Loom or QuickTime recordings, and phone video edited in Descript, and hosted on Udemy, Kajabi, Teachable, or Thinkific. 2) Google Sheets templates such as an e-commerce profit calculator, social media planner, or budget tracker, which she says sell for $5 to $39. 3) Canva templates for invitations, social media graphics, slide decks, resumes, lead magnets, and workbooks, priced at $5 to $25 for a single template and up to $79 for bundles, requiring Canva Pro to generate a template link. 4) Ebooks on topics like recipes, homeschooling, fitness, or parenting, at $7 to $49, drafted in Google Docs with help from ChatGPT or Claude and laid out in Canva, with an optional physical version via Amazon KDP. 5) Memberships offering recurring coaching, resources, training, or community, from a $9 per month example up to a couple hundred per month, hosted via Facebook, Kajabi, or Circle. 6) Notion templates such as content planning systems and goal trackers, at $9 to $49 singly and up to $199 for bundles. 7) Logo designs: pre-made logos at $25 to $75, custom logos at $50 to $150, and full branding packages she has seen selling for upwards of $500. 8) Personalized printable wall art such as wedding vows prints, baby birth stats, family name signs, and pet portraits, at $15 to $50. 9) Printable activity or curriculum bundles for homeschool, kids’ activities, Bible study, or preschool, at $10 to $150, also sold on Teachers Pay Teachers. 10) Her favorite, an AI coach clone — hers is called Kate AI, trained on her lessons, content, courses, and voice and used via a tool she calls Deli/Delifi — priced at $25 to $99 per month. She also promotes Relay banking and the Sales Samurai Etsy keyword tool, and offers a free 45-minute masterclass.

Key takeaways

• Make mini-courses narrow — one specific problem for one specific customer, e.g. Instagram Reels instead of a full Instagram course — so they can be created and sold faster, at $27 to $197
• Canva templates require Canva Pro to generate the deliverable template link; Hayes prices singles at $5 to $25 and bundles up to $79, sold on Etsy, Creative Market, or your own site
• Higher-price formats Hayes cites: Notion templates up to $199 for bundles, custom branding packages upwards of $500, and activity/curriculum bundles at $10 to $150
• Memberships and AI coach clones are pitched for recurring revenue: memberships compound monthly/annual payments but face churn and ongoing content work, and a coach clone can be priced at $25 to $99 per month
• Trade-offs repeat across types: courses, ebooks, and bundles take more creation time and need intentional audience-building and marketing, while logos and personalized wall art can never be fully passive because each order needs customization

Episode details: published April 7, 2026 · 26:20 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kate Hayes’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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