Can you sell automatic download pdf files with MUSE?

I have a web site where I sell pdf files. I am currently using shopify but am not thrilled with their web deisgns.
Is there a way (either through an app or widget) to sell pdf files? I would need the files to be immediate available for buyers upon check out.
Also, I need to have their files available to them for a set time within their accounts. Is that possible?
TIA for any help

We use e-junkie, which hosts our files, $5/month. Great pop-up shopping cart. Download automatic, with pdf stamping.
Seamless with Muse.
But they don't offer page designs though.

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