---
title: Move from Gumroad to Tapmy
description: Move your digital products from Gumroad to Tapmy step by step, and keep the Gumroad records you need for refunds, taxes and reporting.
lead:
  - To move from Gumroad to Tapmy, rebuild each product in Tapmy, run a test purchase through to download, then update your links. Keep your Gumroad records for old refunds, taxes and reporting.
tags:
  - migration
source: docs/tapmy-wiki/pages/move-from-gumroad-to-tapmy--a4415a5e.md
---

## What do I need to map from Gumroad? {#what-to-map}

| Gumroad piece | What to decide |
|---|---|
| Products and variants | Match them to Tapmy offer types and simplify variations Tapmy cannot copy |
| Files and content | Upload files you own, check versions, test delivery |
| Prices and discounts | Recreate what Tapmy supports and note what past buyers were promised |
| Customers and orders | Export only what you may keep, and treat contacts, access and order history as separate things |
| Tax and invoices | Check what changes for seller details, payment provider and jurisdiction |
| Public URLs | Plan redirects, domain links, affiliates and campaign updates |

## How do I move a product from Gumroad to Tapmy? {#migration-steps}

1. Export the product, customer and transaction data you are allowed to keep, plus the files and copy you own.
2. For each product, write down price, currency, tax handling, refund promise, delivery, updates and support.
3. Create one product in Tapmy and buy it yourself, from the public page to the receipt and the download.
4. Decide how past Gumroad buyers get updates or ongoing access. Importing an email address does not give anyone access.
5. Look at how seller details, tax, invoices and the charge description on statements change. Ask a tax professional if you are unsure.
6. Update public links and affiliates only after Tapmy checkout and delivery are working reliably.
7. Keep your Gumroad records available for old refunds, disputes and accounting for as long as you are required to.

## How do I know it worked? {#what-success-looks-like}

New sales complete in Tapmy, buyers get the right file or access, you understand your seller and tax duties, and the historical records are still within reach.

## What should I keep in mind? {#risks-and-limits}

- Tapmy is not the merchant of record. You are the seller, and Stripe handles payments and payouts. Tapmy takes no fee on Free, 3% of your sales on Pro and 1% on Max. Standard payment processing fees from Stripe still apply, as they do on every platform.
- Do not import customer data beyond what the buyer consented to.
- Refunds and disputes on old Gumroad sales usually stay with Gumroad.
- Check variants, license keys, affiliates and tax behavior yourself rather than assuming they match.

## What should I do next? {#next-steps}

Compare your first Tapmy orders with Stripe and your delivery records before you move the next product.