A creator can pair a digital edition with any physical work they can produce and fulfill, including an original painting, a signed or limited-edition print, a photograph, a photo book, a sculpture, a ceramic, or another object. The listing clearly states what the collector can claim and any relevant edition, delivery, or regional conditions.

Create your Digital Original website, add the digital work and its physical counterpart, define the offer and claim terms, and publish the listing. The current plan, eligibility, and fee requirements should be confirmed on the pricing page.

The listing should state the price, included components, edition details where relevant, claim period, delivery conditions, shipping costs, available destinations, and regional restrictions before purchase.

Collectors complete payment using the methods available at checkout. The checkout and pricing page should remain the source of truth for supported payment methods, transaction fees, confirmation, and payout timing.

The collector receives the digital and physical components described in the listing. Copyright and commercial reproduction rights do not transfer automatically; any license or transfer of additional rights must be stated explicitly in the listing or a separate agreement.

After purchase, the collector follows the claim process and timeframe stated in the listing. The seller then arranges fulfillment according to the published delivery conditions and applicable terms.

The seller is responsible for physical fulfillment unless the listing states otherwise. Shipping destinations, costs, timing, taxes, customs duties, and other local charges should be disclosed according to the applicable listing and legal terms.