Radirn vs Gumroad, compared honestly. Gumroad is a mature storefront with a built-in marketplace; Radirn is a mobile-first way to turn any file into a paid link in about a minute, keep 90%, and get paid in days. Here's the real fee math, the buyer experience, setup speed, and exactly who each one is best for.
Both let you sell digital files. The difference is the shape of the product: Gumroad is a storefront you set up; Radirn is a single paid link you share. Here’s how they stack up in 2026 (check each platform’s current pricing, as it changes).
Gumroad charges 10% + $0.50 per sale on its checkout (no monthly fee), plus payment processing of roughly 2.9% + $0.30, and 30% on Discover marketplace sales. Radirn keeps it flat: you keep 90% of your price, with no monthly fee and no separate per-sale surcharge stacked on top.
On a $10 preset pack, Gumroad’s platform + processing fees land near $2, so you keep about $8. On Radirn you keep $9. On a $20 sale you keep roughly $16–17 on Gumroad versus $18 on Radirn. The smaller and more frequent your sales, the more the flat 90% matters.
Gumroad asks you to build a product page and configure your store. Radirn starts from the file: upload, set a price, get a link — about 60 seconds, entirely from your phone. No storefront to design.
On Radirn, buyers don’t create an account — they tap your link, pay with a card or wallet, and the file unlocks instantly, with an email link to download it again anytime. Fewer steps means fewer abandoned checkouts. Your files also stay behind blurred previews until payment clears.
Radirn pays out to your bank in days, in your local currency, across 119+ countries. A quick identity check keeps your account and payouts secure.