Enter your price and see where it actually sits against comparable digital products selling right now — real listed prices, not guesswork. No sign-up, no card.
Price bands come from public Gumroad product pages for the category you pick. They describe what comparable products are listed at — not what they sell, and not what they earn. Neither Gumroad nor any other platform publishes per-product sales, so no honest tool can tell you that.
Sitting below the 25th percentile is not automatically wrong; it is a deliberate volume strategy, and it is also where the free listings cluster. Sitting above the 75th usually needs something visible to justify it — a larger bundle, a specific profession, ongoing updates. The middle is the least differentiated place to be, which is exactly why most sellers land there.
Gumroad's category pages report a total for the whole tag but only render a page of products at a time. The percentiles here therefore describe the sample actually collected, and the exact sample size and category total are both shown with every result. A sample of a few dozen tells you the shape of a market; it does not pin down an exact percentile, and this tool does not pretend otherwise.
No. These are listed prices only. Sales volume and revenue are not published by the platforms, so any tool showing them is estimating without a source.
Etsy's API terms restrict using other sellers' listing data for competitive analytics. Gumroad's product pages are public and carry real listed prices, so the pricing signal comes from a source that can be used properly.
Weekly. The collection date is shown with every result.