Product Setup

This guide explains how to properly set up your product in Sellio — from structure to delivery.

What makes a good product

A good product in Sellio is:

• Clear — users understand what they’re buying

• Simple — no unnecessary complexity

• Structured — easy to deliver and consume

Product structure

Each product includes:

• Title

• Description

• Price

• Files or content

Example:

{  "title": "Framer Portfolio Template",  "price": 79,  "currency": "USD",  "delivery": "instant"}

{  "title": "Framer Portfolio Template",  "price": 79,  "currency": "USD",  "delivery": "instant"}

{  "title": "Framer Portfolio Template",  "price": 79,  "currency": "USD",  "delivery": "instant"}

Title and positioning

Your title should describe the product clearly.

Good examples

• Portfolio Framer Template

• Notion Finance Tracker

• UI Kit for SaaS Landing Pages

Avoid

• Vague names

• Overly creative wording

• Long titles

Writing a product description

Your description should answer:

What exactly does the user get?

Recommended structure

1. What it is

2. Who it’s for

3. What’s included

Example

This is a minimal Framer template designed for personal portfolios.
It includes ready-to-use sections, CMS setup, and responsive layouts.

Files and delivery

Sellio delivers your product automatically after purchase.

Supported formats

• .zip

• .pdf

• .fig

• .framer

Delivery flow

purchase → payment → delivery

purchase → payment → delivery

purchase → payment → delivery

Make sure your files are:

• Organized

• Clearly named

• Ready to use

Pricing your product

Start simple.

Recommended approach

• One product → one price

• No tiers at the beginning

• No complex bundles

Example pricing

{  "starter": 29,  "standard": 59,  "premium": 99}

{  "starter": 29,  "standard": 59,  "premium": 99}

{  "starter": 29,  "standard": 59,  "premium": 99}

Use tiers only when your product clearly supports it.

Updating your product

You can update your product anytime:

• Replace files

• Change price

• Edit description

Changes apply to new customers instantly.

Common mistakes

Unclear value

If users don’t understand what they’re buying, they won’t buy.

Overcomplication

Too many files, options, or tiers reduce conversions.

Poor structure

If the product is hard to use, users get frustrated.

Checklist before publishing

• Title is clear

• Description explains value

• Files are organized

• Pricing is simple

• Product is tested