The 10 best Sellfy alternatives in 2026

1. 1.ByteSellOur pick

   Keeps the two things you already like, which are a real zero and money landing in your own accounts, and attaches no annual total to either. Nothing recalculates after a good quarter. Subscriptions, affiliates and gated community access are on the free plan rather than on a tier above it.

   Pros

   • No revenue ceiling, no rolling window and no overage rate on any plan
   • Zero per sale on the free tier as well as Pro and Business
   • Subscriptions, affiliates, resellers and community gating are ungated
   • Payment settles into your own Stripe, PayPal or crypto wallet immediately

   Cons

   • The free plan takes files up to 50 MB, against 10 GB on Sellfy Starter
   • Free also stores 500 MB in total and keeps seven days of analytics
   • Printed and print-on-demand merchandise is outside what ByteSell sells
   • A custom domain and branding removal both begin on Pro at $29

   Sellfy would take, in a year

   $468and ByteSell would take none of it

   On a $50 product selling 50 times a month, on its $39 a month plan. 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.Shoprocket

   Zero on all three plans with no revenue ceiling written anywhere, settling into a gateway you own. It is built to live inside a website you already have rather than to be the destination. Subscriptions and your own domain both begin on the $79 plan, not the $29 one.

   Pros

   • Zero transaction fee on all three plans, with unlimited sales volume
   • Funds settle into your own Stripe, PayPal or PayU account instantly
   • One line of code puts the store on any site you already run
   • Branding removal and unlimited products come with the entry plan

   Cons

   • Subscriptions and a custom domain both start on the $79 Business plan
   • API access is held back to that same tier
   • No page documents gated Discord or Telegram access

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3. 3.SendOwl

   The same trade you know, drawn in different units. There is no percentage, but Launch at $39 stops at 5,000 orders and $10,000 of sales across a rolling year, and crossing either line upgrades you automatically. Bandwidth over the monthly allowance is billed at a dollar per gigabyte.

   Pros

   • No percentage on any tier, and no funds are ever held for you
   • Every capability sits on the entry plan, including subscriptions and affiliates
   • A dispute costs no platform fee, only the buyer’s download access
   • Annual billing takes Launch from $39 to $32.50 a month

   Cons

   • Launch allows 5,000 orders and $10,000 of sales over a trailing year
   • Crossing a limit triggers an automatic upgrade instead of a warning
   • Bandwidth over the allowance is charged at a dollar per gigabyte
   • Tax is tracked and never remitted, so filing stays with you

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4. 4.Payhip

   Publishes unlimited products and unlimited revenue on a plan that costs nothing, and gates no feature behind any tier. What it takes is 5% of each sale, which on a store already clearing $50,000 a year comes to considerably more than Sellfy’s 2% overage would.

   Pros

   • Unlimited products and unlimited revenue, published on the free plan
   • Nothing is gated by tier, so the free plan is the whole product
   • US sales tax and EU VAT are collected and remitted for you
   • A custom domain and branding removal are included from the start

   Cons

   • Five percent of every sale free, and 2% on the $29 Plus plan
   • Reaching zero percent requires the $99 Pro plan
   • Usually only PayPal plus one other processor can be connected at once
   • No annual price exists, so there is nothing to prepay for

   Payhip fee calculatorPayhip alternatives

5. 5.Podia

   Worth opening if the teaching matters more than the merchandise, because courses, a community and email marketing arrive on one bill with a thirty day trial and no card asked. Mover at $49 still deducts 5% from every sale, and PayPal is not available on that tier.

   Pros

   • Lessons, a paid community and email marketing in a single subscription
   • A thirty day trial that asks for no card
   • Shaker at $99 and Earthquaker at $179 take nothing per sale
   • Payments run through your own connected processor with nothing held

   Cons

   • The $49 Mover plan still takes 5%, on monthly and annual billing alike
   • PayPal works on Shaker and Earthquaker only, not on Mover
   • Mover includes 100 email contacts, and 10,000 costs $70 more a month
   • Podia cannot collect its fee through Stripe in five listed countries

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6. 6.Ko-fi

   The low-commitment option for a creator whose audience already gives them money. Nothing monthly, 5% on shop sales and memberships, and 200 GB of storage behind 1,500 shop items on the Contributor tier new creators land on. The page stays on Ko-fi, since no custom domain is offered.

   Pros

   • Nothing monthly, and money moves into your own PayPal or Stripe at once
   • Contributor allows 1,500 shop items behind 200 GB of storage
   • There is no payout minimum and no holding period
   • The supporter email list downloads whenever you ask for it

   Cons

   • Shop sales and memberships both carry 5% on the two free tiers
   • Ko-fi Gold at $12 reaches zero, though Ko-fi steers people away from it
   • There is no custom domain, so the shop stays on a Ko-fi page
   • You are merchant of record, so refunds and disputes are yours

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7. 7.E-junkie

   Strips the store back to file delivery and charges by the month, from $8 for ten products and 200 MB up to $40 for unlimited. It takes no cut and never touches the money. Its help centre states the system cannot handle recurring payments of any kind.

   Pros

   • From $8 a month, the cheapest entry point in this comparison
   • No transaction fee on any plan, with buyers paying your own account
   • Six payment processors supported, including Braintree and Razorpay
   • A fourteen day free trial with no card required

   Cons

   • Recurring payments are not possible on the system, in E-junkie’s own words
   • The $8 plan carries 200 MB and ten products, and $20 buys 8 GB
   • The shop runs on a numbered e-junkie.com address
   • No print-on-demand or physical fulfilment of any kind

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8. 8.SellAuth

   Zero on every plan with the first paid tier at $9.99, fraud blocking from that tier and a reseller panel at $29.99. The reason it is not higher on this list is the delivery ceiling: 10 MB per file on the free plan and 100 MB on both paid ones, which never rises.

   Pros

   • Zero across all three plans, starting at $9.99 for the first paid tier
   • Fraud blocking by VPN, Tor, country and ASN on the paid plans
   • The $29.99 Scale plan allows 500 affiliate tiers and up to 10,000 affiliates
   • An embeddable checkout and API access on the free plan

   Cons

   • The largest file it will deliver is 100 MB, or 10 MB on the free plan
   • That ceiling stays fixed no matter which plan you buy
   • Both paid plans display a monthly price beside one-time payment wording
   • Neither payout terms nor merchant of record are stated on the pricing page

9. 9.Lemon Squeezy

   Points at software sellers rather than creators, taking tax off your hands entirely as merchant of record and running a licence API with activation limits and expiry. Its rate is 5% plus 50 cents worked out on the order total, with tax included in that base.

   Pros

   • Merchant of record worldwide, so VAT and sales tax leave your desk
   • No monthly charge, so an idle month costs nothing
   • A licence API with activation limits, named instances and expiry

   Cons

   • Five percent and 50 cents, worked out on an order total that includes tax
   • A refund does not return the platform fee, only the buyer’s money
   • Payouts arrive twice monthly after thirteen days, above a $50 minimum
   • Buyers in eighteen listed countries cannot complete a purchase
   • Stripe now recommends its own managed product to new signups

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10. 10.Gumroad

    No plan to buy and no annual total to watch, which is the appeal, and a marketplace behind it. The cost lands per sale instead: a tenth plus fifty cents at every volume, seven days before the money is released, and a hundred dollar floor under any payout.

    Pros

    • No subscription of any kind, so a quiet month is free
    • Gumroad is the merchant of record, so worldwide sales tax is settled for you
    • Discover puts products in front of people already shopping
    • Buyer emails are visible in the dashboard and export as CSV

    Cons

    • Ten percent plus 50 cents on every sale, with no volume tier
    • Every sale is held seven days before it can be paid out
    • A $100 balance is required before any payout, more in some countries
    • Discover sales cost 30% instead of the headline rate

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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. To put your own prices through Sellfy's full stack, use the Sellfy fee calculator.

Compare	ByteSell	Sellfy
Platform fee on each sale	Yes.0% on every plan	No.0% within an annual cap, then 2% over it
Fixed, predictable cost	Yes.Free, or a flat monthly price	No.Climbs by plan, plus 2% past the cap
Your own branded storefront	Yes.Free storefront, your own domain from Pro	Yes.Own store, custom domain
Use your own Stripe or PayPal	Yes.Included	Yes.Stripe and PayPal
Your money is never held	Yes.Non-custodial	Yes.Paid immediately to your accounts
Accept crypto payments	Yes.To your own wallet	No.Not supported
Paid Discord and Telegram access	Yes.Included, auto-revoke on lapse	No.No Discord or Telegram gating
Subscriptions and recurring billing	Yes.Included	Yes.
Coupons and discounts	Yes.Included	Yes.
Upsells and order add-ons	Yes.Included	Yes.Cart upsells
Full built-in analytics	Yes.Included	No.A basic dashboard only
Live chat with your buyers	Yes.Included	No.Not built in
PDF stamping and watermarking	Yes.Included	No.Not built in
Fraud and checkout controls	Yes.Included	No.Not built in
Affiliate program	Yes.Free on every plan	Partial.On the Business plan, not Starter
Local card processors (Paystack, Razorpay)	Partial.Stripe and PayPal today, more on the way	No.Stripe and PayPal only

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