Whether it’s an eBook, PDF, revision papers, cookbooks, manual, form, video, audio, or any other digital form of media, it’s only fair that you get paid for your hard work.

In Kenya, digital products are easy to sell. For example, at Mwash Cyber, we sell CBC homework at an affordable price, which is one way our website generates income. As a digital creator, whether you own a cyber cafe, you are a teacher, or any other business, you deserve compensation for your creations.

Building a website can be time-consuming—time that could be better spent creating more digital products.

Fortunately, in Kenya, you can sell digital products using Fahari Duka. We also sell there; check out our store using this link.

Requirements for Selling Digital Products in Kenya

• A registered Fahari Duka account
• A bank or PayPal account to receive payments from Fahari Duka

Steps to Start Selling Digital Products in Kenya

1. Visit Fahari Duka and create an account.
2. Go to “My Account” and scroll down to “Become a Vendor” to set up your store.
3. Once your store is set up, add downloadable products by selecting the “downloadable” option.
4. Set prices for your products and establish a download limit if necessary.
5. Organize your products into categories, such as eBooks for eBooks, videos for videos, etc.
6. Upload your files or provide a link to the product.
7. Submit your products for sale.

Once submitted, your products will be ready for purchase and download.

To withdraw your earnings, set up your payment method in the vendor dashboard and request a withdrawal, which typically takes about 10 minutes to process.

Please note that Fahari Duka charges a commission of 10% on your sales