Digital content and PLR marketplaces

Our top picks

1. 1. Pond5: best for Pond5

   Pond5 is an online marketplace at pond5.com for stock media such as video and audio.

   • Headquarters: United States
   • Founded: 2006

   Pros

   • Three media types are accepted for licensing

   Cons

   • Photography uploads are limited to JPG and submissions are reviewed

2. 2. Alamy: best for Alamy

   Alamy is a stock photo and video library with a collection of content from creators around the world.

   • Support channels: Email, Phone

   Pros

   • Diverse photo and video collection covering creative, news, sport and entertainment subjects
   • Authentic real life imagery photographed by diverse creators around the world
   • Deep archives chronicling prominent figures, historical events, inventions and launches
   • Illustrator ready vector files plus premium high definition and 4K video options

   Cons

   • Archival and editorial emphasis narrows choice for purely conceptual creative projects

3. 3. PLR Products: best for PLR Products

   PLR Products sells downloadable digital content, including eBooks, articles, graphics, templates, software and videos. License rights vary by product.

   • Markets: US
   • Headquarters: United States

   Pros

   • Thousands of downloadable eBooks, articles, videos and software
   • Private label and master resale rights across the catalog
   • Content allows rebranding and resale to own customers
   • Covers marketing, business building, productivity and lifestyle topics

   Cons

   • Download only catalog with no physical products offered
   • Rights differ by item so each listing needs review
   • Catalog centers on resale material rather than general learning

4. 4. ContentBASE: best for ContentBASE

   ContentBASE offers Canva templates and social-media content bundles delivered digitally.

   Pros

   • Commercial use and customization are described.

   Cons

   • Unchanged templates cannot be resold or redistributed, and sublicensing is limited.

5. 5. DealFuel: best for DealFuel

   DealFuel is a digital deals marketplace for designers, developers, marketers, bloggers and startups. It sells software and tools plus design resources such as font bundles, illustrations, logos, templates and icons. Prices are listed in US dollars.

   • Markets: US

   Pros

   • Combines business utilities and creative matter for web and content projects
   • Supports designers, developers, marketers and bloggers with focused work aids
   • Includes helpers for billing, storage, presentations and media enhancement
   • Focuses catalog on shoppers in the US market

   Cons

   • Catalog centers on creative and technical tasks rather than general needs
   • Operates online for digital materials without physical goods to handle

6. 6. VectorStock: best for VectorStock

   Marketplace for royalty-free vector images with premium and free vectors, offered in AI, EPS and SVG formats.

   • Legal entity: VectorStock Media Ltd

   Pros

   • Enormous collection of premium vector images supports work at any scale.
   • Scalable editable artwork keeps lines crisp from small icons to large banners.
   • Covers apparel graphics, packaging, signage, charts, stationery and motion graphics.
   • Offers editable logos plus customization service tailored to individual brands.

   Cons

   • Focus stays on vectors, so photography and other media need another source.
   • Vector style suits clean graphics better than rich photographic detail and texture.

7. 7. Splice: best for Splice

   Royalty-free sample library with sounds, FX and presets made by artists, labels and sound designers.

   • Markets: US

   Pros

   • Large catalog spanning loops, vocals, drums and synth textures
   • Plugin and desktop tools link browsing, saving and downloading to sessions
   • Creator focused virtual instrument adds monthly drops for exploration
   • Blog shares production ideas alongside sounds for ongoing inspiration

   Cons

   • Focused on loop based production rather than wider content categories
   • Requires compatible production software with desktop or plugin connection

8. 8. ProductionCrate: best for ProductionCrate

   Library of VFX assets, motion graphics, music, sound effects, 3D models and plugins for film and video.

   • Markets: US

   Pros

   • Library of more than 10,000 VFX assets for film and video projects
   • Motion graphics and VFX supplied with transparent backgrounds for compositing
   • Plugins cover glows, filters, glass, glitch, color and film style effects
   • Sound library spans effects plus music created for video productions

   Cons

   • Digital downloads only with no physical media options
   • Focus stays on video production, not broader creative disciplines
   • Full use depends on having compatible video editing software

9. 9. OneDollarStock: best for OneDollarStock

   OneDollarStock is an online marketplace at onedollarstock.com for premium stock photos, graphics and mockups, with a Polish-language presence.

   • Markets: PL

   Pros

   • Supplies source files plus rebuild guides for faster personalization
   • Covers websites, photos, mockups and editing presets in one library
   • Shows many pictured starting points for portfolios and small brands
   • Supports code based and visual builder workflows from one catalog

   Cons

   • Requires outside coding tools, domain and hosting to publish a site
   • Centers on adaptable starting points rather than finished custom builds

10. 10. Depositphotos: best for Depositphotos

    Depositphotos is a royalty-free stock marketplace for images, video and music.

    • Markets: US

    Pros

    • Shared catalog spanning stills, clips and tracks together
    • US marketplace offering stills alongside motion clips and audio tracks
    • Digital content marketplace covering visual and audio needs together

    Cons

    • Editorial images carry separate use limits from general stock
    • A very large catalogue can make narrowing a search take time