Rocketr: Sell your digital goods for Bitcoin, Ether, and more with auto-delivery

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Quote from: btcton on February 17, 2018, 01:53:12 PM

Quote from: cryptospacemedia on February 17, 2018, 03:08:10 AM

Can we sell digital services on rocketr? like programming or writing services?

While it is possible, I would not use them for selling services. The platform itself is focused on selling products or goods that are able to be delivered electronically in an automated way. This makes it so that items such as product keys or guides are the ideal items to be sold through this platform. For selling services, a freelancing website would probably be much better, albeit I have not heard of any reputable one whose main focus is Bitcoin clientele. What you could do is find any reputable freelancing website and market yourself there in such way as to make it obvious that you accept Bitcoin payments on top of, optionally, fiat. The disadvantage to this is that it is not automated, but when it comes to services, automation is usually not what you are looking for anyway.

Thanks for your response. Great Insights.

Though I am already using some freelance websites, most of them don't allow you to take payments from external options and you have to go through the option they provide on their website.

For now, I was only able to find OpenBazaar and Rocketr that allow you to take payments in cryptocurrencies in exchange for your services.

I am really surprised to see that with tons of ICOs no one came with something like Fiverr, a gig based website to connect sellers and buyers, especially for freelancers.

Or maybe most of the ICOs are just concerned about raising money rather than making an actual product.

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Quote from: cryptospacemedia on February 17, 2018, 03:08:10 AM

Can we sell digital services on rocketr? like programming or writing services?

While it is possible, I would not use them for selling services. The platform itself is focused on selling products or goods that are able to be delivered electronically in an automated way. This makes it so that items such as product keys or guides are the ideal items to be sold through this platform. For selling services, a freelancing website would probably be much better, albeit I have not heard of any reputable one whose main focus is Bitcoin clientele. What you could do is find any reputable freelancing website and market yourself there in such way as to make it obvious that you accept Bitcoin payments on top of, optionally, fiat. The disadvantage to this is that it is not automated, but when it comes to services, automation is usually not what you are looking for anyway.

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Can we sell digital services on rocketr? like programming or writing services?

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Ok so I found the site and went to check what's being sold there. Oops, there's NOTHING. Well, at least until I register. Lots of nice little texts about how great your site is and not a single listing. Do you know how long I spent there? Less than a minute. Buyers do not want to read about your great service, they want to see what's available or they turn around and leave. Until you improve that it won't fly.

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Hi guys

I have a serious problem I paid money to one of the companies using rocket.net services now they don't want to give me my refund their website is (link: https://crypticvpn.com) I made an order to buy a service with cryptic 11-10-2017 10:09:16 PM Order #052e44b9eb9f so i paid 0.03126643 ETH to address 0x3be6bf88d156b861e7e1b2cae271f974399b0adc for a 3 months service so they won't refund my money so they say i must contact rocketr.net for refund back.

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Quote from: btcton on August 23, 2017, 03:15:13 PM

Quote from: robbot on August 22, 2017, 02:02:32 PM

Quote from: btcton on August 17, 2017, 03:24:36 PM

Quote from: robbot on August 17, 2017, 01:49:27 AM

Quote from: btcton on August 10, 2017, 06:25:17 PM

Hey, I am a buyer for a product being sold on Rocketr. I did not know there was a thread here to ask. I was wondering what exchange rate you have been using for selling products priced in USD but sold in Bitcoin. I had been trying to buy a product costing $4, but at current bitcoin exchange prices the amount of bitcoin that Rocketr was requesting from me was worth about a dollar and a half more than the price of the product itself. Is the exchange rate outdated or are there fees that we are not able to see as buyers? During checkout, there is never any mention of any fees, which is why I ask about this.

We currently use blockchain.info's API for fiat -> BTC price conversion

I see that, but my question remains unanswered. As I keep trying to buy a product which I ended up having to buy directly from a seller in the end, I kept getting charged much more than the bitcoin equivalent of the dollar value shown on the website. A $5 item was going to cost me around $7 in bitcoin at blockchain.info's exchange rate. There was also no mention of any fees at the time of checkout. I can PM you with the complete details if you would like to check it out and see what's happening.

Yes, please PM me the order details including the order number.

Some time between when I originally posted that and now the problem got fixed. For the record, the product which I attempted to buy was https://rocketr.net/buy/0ef2a453ae12. I ended up buying it by dealing directly with the owner of the listing because of that bug, but it seems to be fine now, amounting to around $5.15 in Bitcoin which in my opinion is within margin of error. It might have been caused by the fluctuating value of bitcoin, but even so I tried multiple times and the price kept being equivalent to between $6-$7 every time I tried. If it happens again, I will let you know.

Okay great. Sorry about the inconvenience and yes please do drop me a message if you notice it again.

Quote from: Adbitco on August 23, 2017, 06:40:38 PM

That's a great service you providing op, sometime in the past I was looking for such services or platform but couldn't find one I'm glad that I found one and now I can sell digital goods on your website. If possible then please try to launch a mobile app or mobile version of your website so that people can access it anytime from anywhere.

We've definitely got mobile apps on the roadmap -- we're in the middle of a little bit of an overhaul that'll make it easier for us to build these, so after that you can definitely expect some apps.

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That's a great service you providing op, sometime in the past I was looking for such services or platform but couldn't find one I'm glad that I found one and now I can sell digital goods on your website. If possible then please try to launch a mobile app or mobile version of your website so that people can access it anytime from anywhere.

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Quote from: robbot on August 22, 2017, 02:02:32 PM

Quote from: btcton on August 17, 2017, 03:24:36 PM

Quote from: robbot on August 17, 2017, 01:49:27 AM

Quote from: btcton on August 10, 2017, 06:25:17 PM

Hey, I am a buyer for a product being sold on Rocketr. I did not know there was a thread here to ask. I was wondering what exchange rate you have been using for selling products priced in USD but sold in Bitcoin. I had been trying to buy a product costing $4, but at current bitcoin exchange prices the amount of bitcoin that Rocketr was requesting from me was worth about a dollar and a half more than the price of the product itself. Is the exchange rate outdated or are there fees that we are not able to see as buyers? During checkout, there is never any mention of any fees, which is why I ask about this.

We currently use blockchain.info's API for fiat -> BTC price conversion

I see that, but my question remains unanswered. As I keep trying to buy a product which I ended up having to buy directly from a seller in the end, I kept getting charged much more than the bitcoin equivalent of the dollar value shown on the website. A $5 item was going to cost me around $7 in bitcoin at blockchain.info's exchange rate. There was also no mention of any fees at the time of checkout. I can PM you with the complete details if you would like to check it out and see what's happening.

Yes, please PM me the order details including the order number.

Some time between when I originally posted that and now the problem got fixed. For the record, the product which I attempted to buy was https://rocketr.net/buy/0ef2a453ae12. I ended up buying it by dealing directly with the owner of the listing because of that bug, but it seems to be fine now, amounting to around $5.15 in Bitcoin which in my opinion is within margin of error. It might have been caused by the fluctuating value of bitcoin, but even so I tried multiple times and the price kept being equivalent to between $6-$7 every time I tried. If it happens again, I will let you know.

robbot

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Quote from: lumeire on August 20, 2017, 08:53:49 PM

Will you ever extend your platform for digital services like YT views, SEO Link packages, social signals, etc etc?

We actually already do. We also allow for custom fields which allow the seller to ask buyers for additional details on checkout.

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Quote from: btcton on August 17, 2017, 03:24:36 PM

Quote from: robbot on August 17, 2017, 01:49:27 AM

Quote from: btcton on August 10, 2017, 06:25:17 PM

Hey, I am a buyer for a product being sold on Rocketr. I did not know there was a thread here to ask. I was wondering what exchange rate you have been using for selling products priced in USD but sold in Bitcoin. I had been trying to buy a product costing $4, but at current bitcoin exchange prices the amount of bitcoin that Rocketr was requesting from me was worth about a dollar and a half more than the price of the product itself. Is the exchange rate outdated or are there fees that we are not able to see as buyers? During checkout, there is never any mention of any fees, which is why I ask about this.

We currently use blockchain.info's API for fiat -> BTC price conversion

I see that, but my question remains unanswered. As I keep trying to buy a product which I ended up having to buy directly from a seller in the end, I kept getting charged much more than the bitcoin equivalent of the dollar value shown on the website. A $5 item was going to cost me around $7 in bitcoin at blockchain.info's exchange rate. There was also no mention of any fees at the time of checkout. I can PM you with the complete details if you would like to check it out and see what's happening.

Yes, please PM me the order details including the order number.

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Will you ever extend your platform for digital services like YT views, SEO Link packages, social signals, etc etc?

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Quote from: robbot on August 17, 2017, 01:49:27 AM

Quote from: btcton on August 10, 2017, 06:25:17 PM

Hey, I am a buyer for a product being sold on Rocketr. I did not know there was a thread here to ask. I was wondering what exchange rate you have been using for selling products priced in USD but sold in Bitcoin. I had been trying to buy a product costing $4, but at current bitcoin exchange prices the amount of bitcoin that Rocketr was requesting from me was worth about a dollar and a half more than the price of the product itself. Is the exchange rate outdated or are there fees that we are not able to see as buyers? During checkout, there is never any mention of any fees, which is why I ask about this.

We currently use blockchain.info's API for fiat -> BTC price conversion

I see that, but my question remains unanswered. As I keep trying to buy a product which I ended up having to buy directly from a seller in the end, I kept getting charged much more than the bitcoin equivalent of the dollar value shown on the website. A $5 item was going to cost me around $7 in bitcoin at blockchain.info's exchange rate. There was also no mention of any fees at the time of checkout. I can PM you with the complete details if you would like to check it out and see what's happening.

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Quote from: error08 on August 10, 2017, 06:45:12 PM

First impression ; it is a good site which very useful and profitable for everyone who want to sell and buy digital goods.
I would like to sign up and give it a try, whether I may find something interesting or decide to sell digital goods.
And, how about the shipment managing? Do customers have to ship the goods by their own or is there something as a good offers?

digital products are delivered automatically by us upon payment. you can choose to handle delivery yourself, however.

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Quote from: btcton on August 10, 2017, 06:25:17 PM

Hey, I am a buyer for a product being sold on Rocketr. I did not know there was a thread here to ask. I was wondering what exchange rate you have been using for selling products priced in USD but sold in Bitcoin. I had been trying to buy a product costing $4, but at current bitcoin exchange prices the amount of bitcoin that Rocketr was requesting from me was worth about a dollar and a half more than the price of the product itself. Is the exchange rate outdated or are there fees that we are not able to see as buyers? During checkout, there is never any mention of any fees, which is why I ask about this.

We currently use blockchain.info's API for fiat -> BTC price conversion

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Quote from: robbot on August 10, 2017, 12:46:27 PM

Now also processing Bitcoin Cash for merchants.
https://twitter.com/RocketrNet/status/895318285457137664

oh great

very nice features. people can spent their bitcoin cash, good

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First impression ; it is a good site which very useful and profitable for everyone who want to sell and buy digital goods.
I would like to sign up and give it a try, whether I may find something interesting or decide to sell digital goods.
And, how about the shipment managing? Do customers have to ship the goods by their own or is there something as a good offers?

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Hey, I am a buyer for a product being sold on Rocketr. I did not know there was a thread here to ask. I was wondering what exchange rate you have been using for selling products priced in USD but sold in Bitcoin. I had been trying to buy a product costing $4, but at current bitcoin exchange prices the amount of bitcoin that Rocketr was requesting from me was worth about a dollar and a half more than the price of the product itself. Is the exchange rate outdated or are there fees that we are not able to see as buyers? During checkout, there is never any mention of any fees, which is why I ask about this.

robbot

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Now also processing Bitcoin Cash for merchants.
https://twitter.com/RocketrNet/status/895318285457137664

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We now have a "Pay What You Want" feature, allowing for more flexibility in the purchasing process for both buyers and sellers.

More details here: https://rocketr.net/blog/2017/07/04/pay-want-newest-feature/

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Bringing this back up. Rocketr is a great service with tons of features. Love it.

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Quote from: rdwan on December 27, 2016, 12:02:00 PM

hi i want to buy a product from a seller but i want to know if there is any guarantees that i will receive my product after i pay using bitcoins.

We have no way at this time of guaranteeing that you'll get what you expect, but we automatically deliver whatever the seller has uploaded or otherwise told us to deliver.

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hi i want to buy a product from a seller but i want to know if there is any guarantees that i will receive my product after i pay using bitcoins.

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This website looks really good. Do you have any options for using local currencies (e.g. Can I use euros).

Also, is it only bitcoin/paypal or do you also have Stripe and other payment methods?

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We now have an affiliate system:

https://rocketr.net/blog/knowledgebase/using-the-affiliate-system-seller-edition/

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Quote from: philiveyjr on October 01, 2016, 01:54:20 PM

Quote from: robbot on September 29, 2016, 12:48:42 AM

Quote from: philiveyjr on September 27, 2016, 11:07:47 PM

Anyone who has been using this, except for accepting different payment methods, how would you compare this to other Digital goods websites like bitify ?

Unfortunately we're still pretty new so it's likely that people checking out this thread haven't tried both. But if you do end up giving us a shot, we'd love to see a comparison from you and hear any feedback you have to offer.

As a seller, it might be better to charge a percentage of the product rather than charging a total fees, because otherwise sellers will end up paying a lot more than any other site.

I'm not sure exactly what you mean. We charge a percentage of what the seller receives for his product.

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Quote from: robbot on September 29, 2016, 12:48:42 AM

Quote from: philiveyjr on September 27, 2016, 11:07:47 PM

Anyone who has been using this, except for accepting different payment methods, how would you compare this to other Digital goods websites like bitify ?

Unfortunately we're still pretty new so it's likely that people checking out this thread haven't tried both. But if you do end up giving us a shot, we'd love to see a comparison from you and hear any feedback you have to offer.

As a seller, it might be better to charge a percentage of the product rather than charging a total fees, because otherwise sellers will end up paying a lot more than any other site.

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FYI: Buyers no longer need javascript to purchase from Rocketr stores, making us fairly TOR/Noscript compatible for those of you that have buyers with privacy concerns.

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Quote from: philiveyjr on September 27, 2016, 11:07:47 PM

Anyone who has been using this, except for accepting different payment methods, how would you compare this to other Digital goods websites like bitify ?

Unfortunately we're still pretty new so it's likely that people checking out this thread haven't tried both. But if you do end up giving us a shot, we'd love to see a comparison from you and hear any feedback you have to offer.

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Anyone who has been using this, except for accepting different payment methods, how would you compare this to other Digital goods websites like bitify ?

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Vouch for this service. I use it for a number of products and it hasn't gave me one trouble!

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We use Rocketr to handle payments for CrypticVPN and they're absolutely wonderful.
You can checkout CrypticVPN at https://crypticvpn.com.

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Quote from: CryptoGretzky on September 17, 2016, 10:07:02 AM

You should start a signature campaign.
It allows for more exposure because just to get to this thread I had a hard time to find it again. Undecided

It's certainly something we're considering -- just wondering as to how well it would actually do and if it'd be worth the investment. A lot of other sites can profit from most users -- we really only profit from users with something to sell.

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You should start a signature campaign.
It allows for more exposure because just to get to this thread I had a hard time to find it again. Undecided

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Quote from: babo on September 02, 2016, 02:23:47 AM

another little advice

usually people need RESTful API for create stuff from remote.. today RESTful API is needed for all modern projects

I think you'll be happy to know that's already in progress

We have a few other things we're trying to get out first but we have started working on the API and hopefully won't take too long to push it out.

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another little advice

usually people need RESTful API for create stuff from remote.. today RESTful API is needed for all modern projects

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Quote from: babo on September 01, 2016, 03:01:43 AM

add this explanation in your website - FAQ - because is very usefull
more people (like me) dont undestand and dubt become fear Cheesy

thank you for explanation

Yup we're still working on blog posts and knowledgebase posts and that'll definitely get included.

No problem. Let me know if you have any addition questions or issues.

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add this explanation in your website - FAQ - because is very usefull
more people (like me) dont undestand and dubt become fear Cheesy

thank you for explanation

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Quote from: babo on August 31, 2016, 09:38:44 AM

i'm registered in your website
is cute, but i dont understand IPN paypal.. i dont understand how works

btc service is easy and sweet for digital goods

For us to receive notifications from PayPal when someone purchases an order, you may need to set up your PayPal account to handle IPN properly. For most users, this doesn't seem to be the case. If you've explicitly disabled your IPN in your PayPal account, you'll just need to reenable it.

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i'm registered in your website
is cute, but i dont understand IPN paypal.. i dont understand how works

btc service is easy and sweet for digital goods

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Quote from: babo on August 27, 2016, 02:14:29 PM

cute, next week i'll try it

Awesome! Let us know if you need any help or have any questions

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cute, next week i'll try it

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Quote from: Reid on August 21, 2016, 11:45:11 PM

Website not working for me. Why is that? Is it my computer problem or are you currently in maintenance? I wanna see what is happening inside. I thought it was cool and got excited but my excitement fell because I cannot open it. Huh

Sorry about that. We ended up changing our name. We're now Rocketr and you can find us at https://rocketr.net

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Website not working for me. Why is that? Is it my computer problem or are you currently in maintenance? I wanna see what is happening inside. I thought it was cool and got excited but my excitement fell because I cannot open it. Huh

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Quote from: robbot on August 14, 2016, 07:26:33 AM

Quote from: DasVPS on August 13, 2016, 06:56:11 PM

I've been using this site. It's very useful.

Thanks! Glad you're satisfied with it.

I was actually just trying it out to see how it runs, but I'm very happy with it. I just finished switching my other products over.

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Quote from: DasVPS on August 13, 2016, 06:56:11 PM

I've been using this site. It's very useful.

Thanks! Glad you're satisfied with it.

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I've been using this site. It's very useful.

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Quote from: Cast12 on August 13, 2016, 05:50:21 PM

This should be in the service announcement section. Bottom left to move the thread.

Oops! Thanks for the tip!

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This should be in the service announcement section. Bottom left to move the thread.

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Rocketr

Rocketr is a platform for selling your digital goods online. To learn more about Rocketr, please visit our website. To see an example of what store pages look like, here’s Dervie’s Rocketr store. Please feel free to use this thread to make suggestions, give feedback, or ask any sort of questions you may have.

Website: https://rocketr.net
Facebook: https://facebook.com/rocketrnet
Twitter: https://twitter.com/rocketrnet
Github: https://github.com/rocketr

IPN Docs: https://github.com/rocketr/rocketrnet-ipn-php

Payment Methods supported

PayPal
Bitcoin
Ethereum
Perfect Money
Coming soon: Stripe

Features

Email marketing - send email blasts to your customers
Sell files, codes, netseal products, services
20MB max filesize for uploads
Netseal integration
Customizable IPN
Several options for 2 Factor Authentication
PDF Stamping
Customizable store pages
Email marketing tools
Set your own amount of required Bitcoin confirmations
Dynamic Checkout pages
Clean, seller friendly seller panel
Clean, buyer friendly and tested, non-branded purchase pages
Customizable product groups
View detailed analytics
Accept multiple payment types
Coupon system
IPN System
Custom e-mail upon delivery
Product images
Proper product descriptions
Hide products from seller page
For file products:
PDF stamping
Limit downloads to IP
View number of downloads per unique link
Create links for non-buyers

For serial/code products:

Purchase more than one at once
Easily copy codes to test them

For netseal products:

Create custom licenses
View licenses created

Messaging:

Receive emails at [email protected]
Invoice emails sent (at least for crypto payments)
E-mails sent with DKIM to ensure author identity
Easily respond to messages from buyers using our messaging system.

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