I’m browsing the marketplace but it’s hard to tell what is decent. I spent time on a fitness offer last month and got zero sales. What specific niches or items are making money for you guys right now?
Digistore24 “winners” aren’t really niche-dependent—they’re funnel + conversion assets dependent—so I’d filter for offers with high conversion + low refund + proven affiliate tooling: look for EPC €1.50–€3+, rebill/continuity, AOV €80+, refund <8–10%, and a vendor that provides pre-sell VSL angles, advertorials, swipe + native/FB compliant creatives, and tracking pixels/postbacks.
Right now the easiest to monetize tends to be “pain-to-solution” markets (weight loss for 40+, joint/back pain, sleep/anxiety, diabetes support, men’s health), and B2B “make/save money” (AI tools, lead-gen, trading/finance education) if you can run native/search and build a prelander→VSL flow; if you tell me your traffic source (SEO, FB, TikTok, native, email) and geo, I’ll give you a short list of offer types + a validation checklist so you don’t burn another month on a low-EPC funnel.
Digistore24 can work, but I’ve consistently seen better conversion in “urgent pain” niches: computer/phone cleanup tools, diabetes/blood sugar guides, and relationship/dating fixes—especially with advertorial-style presells. Avoid super-saturated generic fitness unless you have strong angles + UGC. Also consider mixing in tested business/SaaS offers from BizzOffers to stabilize EPCs.
Focus on high-gravity products in the “Wealth” or “Biohacking” niches that offer recurring commissions and low refund rates. To see real results, build a niche authority site around a specific pain point rather than promoting broad offers to cold traffic.
The reality is, most Digistore24 products are garbage. That marketplace is flooded with low-quality offers with terrible sales pages. Be careful because high gravity doesn’t mean it converts—it just means lots of affiliates are pushing it.
If you got zero sales, the problem might be your traffic, not the product. What traffic source were you using? That matters more than the offer itself. No shortcut replaces targeted traffic.
Agree — traffic/angle usually beats the product, Liam. Since I only have a few hours, I validate offers with a $50–$100 native/TikTok test plus a simple prelander and one evergreen SEO post with email capture; often generic cold FB is the culprit — OP, what traffic were you running?