What you can sell

Last updated: August 5, 2026

As Merchant of Record, Rovy buys your products and resells them as principal, across a focused set of digital categories.

SaaS

Subscriptions and seat-based billing, collected in local payment methods.

AI

Usage-based and credit pricing, collected in local payment methods.

Video games

In-game purchases, DLC, and digital storefronts sold worldwide.

Selling something else digital — subscriptions, digital content, media, or another kind of digital product? We review those case by case. Get in touch and we'll let you know if it's a fit.

What we can't support

Rovy can't onboard businesses involving any of the following.

  • Physical products, or anything that requires physical delivery
  • Human services not tied to a software product — pure consulting, coaching, legal or IT advice, expert-access communities, and similar
  • Offerings with no real product or service behind them — donations, crowdfunding, ad space, sponsorships
  • Anything that infringes IP — unauthorized resale, illegal streaming or stream-ripping tools, IPTV, content copying
  • Tools that access someone else's data without permission — spyware, keyloggers, device/phone unlocking services
  • Marketplaces that let other unaffiliated sellers transact through your account
  • Advertising, marketing, and outreach schemes — job boards, referral/MLM/pyramid schemes, telemarketing, bulk SMS or app-message marketing, fake engagement/social growth services, political or social campaigning
  • Adult or age-restricted content, including dating apps and services
  • Gambling and games of chance — betting, lotteries, sweepstakes, fantasy sports, sports odds/forecasting
  • Trading, payments, and financial services — regulated financial products, money transmission or payment-facilitation services, crypto/currency exchanges and trading platforms, stored value or gift cards, investment/credit advice, credit repair or identity-theft protection
  • Government-related services, including embassy or consulate services
  • Certification and exam-prep offerings you don't own the rights to, essay/ghostwriting mills
  • Travel services — bookings, travel clubs, timeshares
  • Pseudo-science services — horoscopes, fortune-telling, clairvoyance
  • Medical or health advice, including weight-loss or fitness advice framed as medical guidance
  • Realistic AI-generated people content — face swaps, deepfakes, voice cloning, or any likeness used without the person's consent
  • Device "health" and technical support tools — antivirus, device cleaners, performance/security repair services
  • VPNs and proxy services
  • CAPTCHA-solving services
  • Unauthorized reseller offerings for products like Microsoft or Adobe licenses

This list may evolve. Not sure if your business qualifies? Get in touch before signing up.