The 10 best Billgang alternatives in 2026

1. 1.ByteSellOur pick

   Nothing sits in the middle, which is the property worth caring about this month. A buyer pays your own Stripe, PayPal or wallet, so there is no platform balance that can be frozen or migrated. Serial delivery, community access, VPN and disposable-email filtering are all on the free plan.

   Pros

   • Buyers pay your own Stripe, PayPal or wallet, so no balance exists to freeze
   • 0% per sale on every plan, with no ladder to climb to reach it
   • Discord and Telegram access is granted on payment and pulled when it lapses
   • Checkout filtering blocks VPN, Tor and disposable-email traffic on the free plan

   Cons

   • Licence keys come from a pool of strings you upload, with no activation API
   • No device binding or expiry, so software that phones home is a poor fit
   • The free plan stores 500 MB in total, with 50 MB as the largest file
   • Buyers arrive from your own channels, because there is no marketplace

   Billgang would take, in a year

   $912and ByteSell would take none of it

   On a $50 product selling 50 times a month, at 2.9% + $0.07. ByteSell is 0% on every plan including the free one, and the buyer pays your own Stripe, PayPal or wallet, so nothing is held in the middle.

   Free plan, no card, keep every cent of every sale.

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2. 2.SellAuth

   The nearest match on features to what you were running, and the cheapest way back to zero percent. Fraud blocking by VPN, Tor, country and network arrives at $9.99, with a reseller panel a tier above that. Its ceiling is file size, which does not move above a hundred megabytes at any price.

   Pros

   • 0% on all three tiers, funded by a plan rather than a cut
   • Fraud shield blocks VPN, Tor, whole countries and network ranges
   • Ten affiliate tiers from $9.99, with the reseller panel on the $29.99 tier
   • A custom domain starts at $9.99 a month on Business

   Cons

   • The largest deliverable file is 100 MB on both paid plans and 10 MB free
   • The free tier carries SellAuth branding and stops at 50 products
   • Team seats cap at 2, 10 and 50 across the three plans
   • Paid plans print a monthly price beside the words no auto-renewal

3. 3.SellApp

   The other like-for-like move, and the more established of the two. Licence generation, webhook fulfilment and paid access to Discord, Telegram, Slack or WhatsApp are all first party, and your buyers pay the gateway you connect. Three percent is invoiced monthly, and removing it costs just under two hundred dollars.

   Pros

   • Licence creation and webhook-driven delivery are native features
   • Funds go straight to your connected gateway, so nothing is held
   • Crypto sits beside cards among fifteen or more supported gateways
   • Access to Discord, Telegram, Slack and WhatsApp can be sold recurring

   Cons

   • The free Standard plan charges 3% of every sale
   • Zero percent requires Advanced at $199.99 a month
   • The 3% is invoiced in arrears at the start of the following month
   • Its terms make fees non-refundable and permit termination without cause

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4. 4.Selly

   The crypto-native option, and the only one here where payment addresses are derived from a public key you control, so the private keys stay with you. Sales under ten dollars carry nothing, and each plan includes a fee-free revenue allowance worth roughly what the plan costs before the two and a half percent begins.

   Pros

   • Payment addresses derive from your own public key, so the keys stay yours
   • Buyers pay your PayPal, Stripe or CashApp directly, with no withdrawal step
   • Nothing is charged on any sale under $9.99
   • Each plan includes fee-free revenue worth about what the plan costs

   Cons

   • Starter is $19.99 a month before any allowance is used
   • Past the allowance, 2.5% applies to every sale of $9.99 or more
   • There is no trial, and a refund needs seven days with zero orders taken
   • Starter covers one team member and a 5 GB product file

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5. 5.Shoprocket

   Worth considering if your buyers came from a site or community you already run rather than from the storefront itself. Keys are delivered from a list you upload, no cut is taken on any plan, and money settles into your own gateway. Recurring products and a custom domain start on the middle tier.

   Pros

   • 0% per sale across Starter, Business and Plus
   • Keys are auto-issued from a list uploaded in the product editor
   • The store drops into any page with a single line of code
   • Your own Stripe, PayPal or PayU receives the money instantly

   Cons

   • Starter is $29 a month and cannot sell subscriptions
   • A custom domain and API access both wait for the $79 plan
   • Plus reaches $199 a month for the largest catalogues

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6. 6.SendOwl

   Not a shop window but a delivery engine, which is enough when the traffic is yours and the products are files. It takes no percentage and holds nothing back, and every capability is on every plan. Volume is what you pay for, and the entry plan expires at ten thousand dollars of sales a year.

   Pros

   • No cut on any plan, and no funds held on your behalf
   • Every feature ships on every tier, with only volume changing
   • A chargeback carries no fee; download access is revoked instead
   • Affiliates, subscriptions and an embeddable checkout start on Launch

   Cons

   • Launch is $39 and expires at 5,000 orders or $10,000 in a year
   • Exceeding a cap moves the account up a plan automatically
   • Bandwidth over the allowance is charged at $1 per gigabyte
   • The advertised unlimited storage actually stops at 1 TB

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7. 7.Payhip

   A mainstream storefront with none of the reseller machinery, so serial pools and community gating do not come with it. It is here because it is settled, it costs nothing to open, and a percentage of a store that is still being rebuilt is a small number while you find your footing.

   Pros

   • Free Forever opens a full store with no monthly outlay
   • No feature is withheld from a lower plan
   • US sales tax and EU VAT are collected and remitted for you
   • Payments settle into the processor you connect rather than a balance

   Cons

   • 5% of every sale on the free plan, and 2% on $29 Plus
   • Reaching zero percent means the $99 Pro subscription
   • Built for courses and ebooks rather than serials or gated communities

   Payhip fee calculatorPayhip alternatives

8. 8.E-junkie

   The bare minimum done cheaply: eight dollars a month, no cut, and files delivered to buyers who paid through your own PayPal or Stripe. It cannot bill anything on a recurring basis, its own help centre says so, so anything you sold as a monthly renewal has no home here.

   Pros

   • Starter costs $8 a month and takes nothing per order
   • Buyers pay your own PayPal, Stripe or Authorize.Net
   • Fourteen days of trial with no card asked for

   Cons

   • It cannot handle recurring or periodic payments at all
   • Starter allows 10 products and 200 MB of storage
   • The store runs on an e-junkie.com subdomain rather than your own

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9. 9.Whop

   Only relevant if what you really sold was access to a group rather than goods from a warehouse. It comes with its own browsing buyers, which nothing else on this list does. It also holds the money, prices each way of releasing it, and its terms permit a full reserve for months.

   Pros

   • A marketplace of its own puts listings in front of browsing buyers
   • No monthly plan, so an empty month costs nothing
   • Memberships, subscriptions and affiliate payouts are handled natively
   • Tax can be collected and remitted for a 2% component

   Cons

   • Whop holds the money and prices every route out of it
   • A card sale takes 2.7% + $0.30 plus 0.5% billing and per-order cents
   • A crypto payout costs 5% + $1, and a wire costs $23
   • Its seller terms allow a reserve of up to 100% for 180 days

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10. 10.Gumroad

    The safest name and the poorest fit. There are no serial pools, no gating and no interest in the catalogue most of these stores carried, and it takes a tenth of every sale plus fifty cents. It is listed for the reader who wants somewhere unremarkable to park a few files this week.

    Pros

    • No monthly cost, so an idle store is free to keep
    • Merchant of record, so tax is handled without registration
    • Buyer emails export as CSV whenever you want them

    Cons

    • 10% plus $0.50 on every sale, whatever the volume
    • Money is held seven days and will not pay out under $100
    • No serial pool, and a Discover sale is charged 30%

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Every price above is computed from that platform's own published rates on its entry plan, which is the plan almost everyone is actually on. Where a charge applies only in certain cases, an international card or a payout, the row says so rather than adding it to the headline rate.

Every Billgang figure and limit is quoted from its own pages, linked in the fee breakdown above.