---
title: Choose the right Tapmy offer type
description: Not sure whether to sell a digital product, course, community, booking or webinar on Tapmy? Match your offer type to what the buyer receives.
lead:
  - "Match the offer type to what your customer gets: a digital product for a file, a course for lessons, a Community for ongoing member access, a booking or service for your time, and a webinar for a scheduled live session."
tags:
  - digital-products
  - link-in-bio
source: docs/tapmy-wiki/pages/choose-the-right-tapmy-offer-type--0f298fc4.md
---

This is for creators designing a free or paid offer. Which components you see depends on your Tapmy setup, and plan limits apply.

## How do I pick an offer type? {#before-you-start}

Write one sentence: who the buyer is, the result you promise and what they receive. Then decide if delivery is automatic or by hand, if timing matters and if the offer is free, one-time or recurring.

Have a test email you can open, plus any files or links the offer needs. Never put real customer, card or bank details in screenshots or test notes.

## Which offer type matches what I am selling? {#match-the-promise-to-the-format}

Start from delivery, not from feature names. The right type is the simplest one that reliably delivers your promise.

1. **Digital product:** the buyer gets a downloadable file or bundle after purchase or a free claim.
2. **eBook:** a book-shaped guide where the value is reading a structured document.
3. **Notion template:** a Notion link people can duplicate, with clear copy instructions.
4. **Course:** a sequence of lessons with lasting access. Do not promise quizzes, certificates or drip schedules unless you have seen them work.
5. **Community:** ongoing member access and conversation. Membership is a way to bill for a Community, not a separate Tapmy product.
6. **Booking or service:** the customer buys your time, a scheduled session or a defined result you deliver.
7. **Webinar:** a live or scheduled group session. Check how the current webinar flow works before you promise details.
8. **Free offer or lead magnet:** useful value in exchange for a lawful audience relationship, with no payment.

## How do I know I chose well? {#what-success-looks-like}

The type describes how you really deliver. Your sales page states exactly what is included. A test customer gets the result with no manual step you forgot to mention. Price and access also fit your plan.

For a public store, check from a signed-out browser and at phone width. A saved draft is not a published offer.

## What if two types fit, or a type is missing? {#troubleshooting-and-limits}

- **Two types seem equal.** Pick the one with fewer delivery steps and explain the format on the sales page.
- **You want several outcomes.** Make a bundle only if the whole buyer journey can be tested as one offer. Otherwise publish separate offers.
- **A component is missing.** It may not be enabled for you. Check what is available rather than promising a feature you cannot see.

Tapmy takes 3% of your sales on Pro and 1% on Max. Stripe processing fees are separate. For monthly sales limits and what each plan includes, see [Pricing](/pricing).

Before a destructive change, record the original value or link so you can undo it. If an error continues, note the time and time zone, browser or device, store URL, exact error text and the last thing that worked.

## What next? {#next-steps}

Create your first offer with the smallest complete scope, preview the public page and test delivery before adding another type.

Still blocked after a careful retry? [Contact Tapmy Support](/help/tapmy-support) with cleaned-up screenshots and the steps to reproduce. Never send a password, verification code, full card number, CVV, access token or private key.