Services Similar to DL Guard?

You can customize the download page to match your site quite easily.

Like he said above, you can customize the download page, but there is no better software that does what DLGuard does for the price.

That's what I needed to know. Thanks, guys! I appreciate the response.

If your problem is just the look of the download page, its like what the other posters say.. its changeable..

Agreed - DLGuard rocks! And the support is second to none.

Greenninja, if you have any questions on customising DLGuard's interface, if you open a ticket at the DLGuard website I'm happy to talk you through it. I've seen some people do some amazing stuff!

For reference, there's a couple of help docs that you may be interested in:

Customising or creating a new download page template:
DLGuard Knowledgebase / Editing the Single Item Sales Download page template, or creating your own

Customising the DLGuard Cart system (if you're using the built in cart):
DLGuard Knowledgebase / How do I customise the DLGuard Cart layout?

But again, if you need any help, let me know!

cheers
Sam

(And thanks so much for everyone's replies here - I really appreciate it!)

I've been interested in getting DL Guard for my PLR store as well, but I noticed it doesn't support Google Checkout. Some of the other Wordpress type of shopping cart services don't either.

I'm wondering why? I've been using E-junkie and would like to switch to a flat fee service as I continue to add more products on my site.

Any thoughts or recommendations that support Google Checkout?
thanks!

Hi Amy,

I actually got about half way through integrating with Google checkout and then found out that they require you to have an SSL security certificate installed on your website (so you can have https links).

DLGuard is designed to be nice and easy for anyone to quickly get up and running, but the requirements of Google Checkout (with the SSL req.) didn't match my vision for DLGuard (which is basically a quick and easy setup, and start selling).

I've been hoping Google would relax their rules a little, as they're the only payment processor that requires this (for remotely hosted payments).

Combine that with what was quite a messy backend and different integration methods depending on where the client (ie. you) lived, and I didn't think Google Checkout was quite ready for public use.

I'll be revisting it, and I hope they've dropped their requirement for SSL. If not, then I'll add it in anyway, and just make a note of Googles requirements.

cheers
Sam

No worries Amy, glad I could help clarify!

cheers
Sam



And no worries Greenninja - if you need me to clarify anything further, just let me know!

cheers
Sam