The 10 best Shoppy alternatives in 2026

1. 1.ByteSellOur pick

   The move if the 5% is the whole complaint and you still want money going straight to your own accounts. Nothing is deducted on any plan, crypto settles to a wallet you control, and Discord or Telegram access is granted automatically on payment. The free tier’s storage is the thing to check.

   Pros

   • Nothing is taken per sale on the free plan or either paid plan
   • Crypto settles to a wallet address you control, with no intermediary balance
   • Paid Discord and Telegram access grants on payment and revokes when it lapses
   • Coupons, affiliates and the reseller network cost nothing extra on any tier

   Cons

   • Licence keys come from a pool of strings you upload, with no activation API
   • Free storage totals 500 MB and no single file may exceed 50 MB
   • Pro at $29 is where a custom domain and branding removal begin
   • The free plan keeps seven days of analytics history and meters events at 10,000 a month

   Shoppy would take, in a year

   $1,500and ByteSell would take none of it

   On a $50 product selling 50 times a month, at 5%. 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

   Built for the same buyer Shoppy is, and it charges nothing per sale on every tier. A custom domain is $9.99 a month rather than an annual commitment, and VPN, TOR, country and ASN blocking come with the paid plans. Files are capped at 100 MB however much you pay.

   Pros

   • Every tier charges 0% of the sale, including the free one
   • Business at $9.99 a month adds a custom domain and custom pages
   • VPN, TOR, country and ASN blocking ship as a fraud shield
   • Up to 500 affiliates across ten tiers on the $9.99 plan

   Cons

   • Downloadable files stop at 100 MB on both paid plans and 10 MB free
   • Free accounts allow 50 products, 100 files and two team members
   • The pricing page prints a monthly rate next to no auto-renewal

3. 3.SellApp

   A like-for-like swap at a lower rate: 3% rather than 5%, custom domain linking on the free tier, and a longer gateway list covering Square, Apple Pay, Cash App and eight coins. The fee arrives as an invoice the following month, and 0% costs $199.99 a month.

   Pros

   • Three percent per sale against Shoppy’s five on the free tier
   • Custom domain linking is listed on the free Standard plan
   • Fifteen plus gateways, from Square and Apple Pay to Monero and Solana
   • Discord, Telegram, Slack and WhatsApp gating are first-party features

   Cons

   • The 3% is invoiced at the start of the following month rather than deducted
   • Zero percent requires the Advanced plan at $199.99 a month
   • Its terms say fees are non-refundable and accounts may end with or without cause

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4. 4.Selly

   Aimed squarely at reseller and crypto shops. Payment addresses come from your own public key, sales below $9.99 carry nothing, and each plan includes fee-free revenue worth what it costs. That means paying $19.99 or $59.99 up front, with 2.5% starting once the allowance runs out.

   Pros

   • Crypto addresses derive from your own public key, so you keep the private keys
   • Sales under $9.99 are charged nothing at all
   • Starter includes about $800 of fee-free revenue a month
   • An embedded checkout pop-up and a custom domain are both included

   Cons

   • Above the allowance, every sale of $9.99 or more takes 2.5%
   • Plans cost $19.99 or $59.99 monthly, paid before you sell anything
   • The refund window is seven days and only if no order arrived

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5. 5.Shoprocket

   Different shape, same delivery job. It is a checkout widget you embed in a site you already control, with licence keys emailed from a stock you upload and no cut taken on any plan. Starter is $29 a month, and both subscriptions and a custom domain wait for the $79 tier.

   Pros

   • Zero percent on all three plans, funded by the subscription alone
   • Pre-uploaded licence keys are emailed to the buyer automatically
   • A fourteen day trial runs without a card until you go live
   • Funds settle instantly into your own Stripe, PayPal or PayU

   Cons

   • Recurring products are absent from the $29 Starter plan, starting at $79
   • Your own domain also unlocks on that same $79 plan
   • The entry plan is $29 a month before a single order arrives

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6. 6.SendOwl

   For a seller whose traffic arrives from a Discord, a forum or a mailing list rather than from browsing. Every feature is on every plan, nothing is taken per sale, and disputes cost nothing. The trade is a ceiling: $39 buys 5,000 orders and $10,000 of sales a year.

   Pros

   • No percentage on any tier and every feature on every tier
   • Nothing enters a SendOwl balance, so no hold and no minimum
   • A chargeback costs nothing and access is simply withdrawn

   Cons

   • Launch at $39 allows 5,000 orders and $10,000 of yearly sales
   • Passing a cap triggers an automatic upgrade instead of a warning
   • Extra bandwidth is billed at a dollar per gigabyte
   • Tax is calculated but never remitted, so filing stays yours

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7. 7.E-junkie

   The cheapest monthly bill in this list at $8, with no percentage on top and payments going to your own PayPal, Stripe or Authorize.Net. It is narrow: the entry plan holds ten products in 200 MB, and its help centre states the platform cannot process recurring payments.

   Pros

   • Eight dollars a month, with no percentage taken from any sale
   • Your own PayPal, Stripe or Authorize.Net receives the buyer’s payment
   • A fourteen day trial asks for no credit card

   Cons

   • The help centre states the system cannot handle periodic payments at all
   • Starter covers ten products and 200 MB of file storage
   • The shop sits on an e-junkie.com subdomain keyed to your client ID

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8. 8.Sellfy

   A tidier storefront than Shoppy with nothing taken per sale, which suits a seller who wants the shop itself to read as a business. Print-on-demand merchandise sells beside the files. The catch is a yearly revenue ceiling on every plan, $10,000 on the $39 Starter tier.

   Pros

   • Zero transaction fee on all three plans at any volume
   • Print-on-demand merchandise sits in the same storefront as the downloads
   • Starter accepts a product file as large as 10 GB
   • Payments reach your own Stripe or PayPal with no payout wait

   Cons

   • Every plan caps annual revenue, starting at $10,000 on $39 Starter
   • Past that ceiling each order carries 2% until you move up
   • The fourteen day trial cannot take payments, so nothing sells during it
   • Affiliates require the $79 Business plan, and only Stripe or PayPal connect

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9. 9.Payhip

   Honest about the fit: a mainstream storefront for ebooks, courses and memberships, not a serial and account shop. It earns its place because 5% on the free plan matches what Shoppy takes while adding remitted US sales tax and EU VAT, and no feature is locked behind a tier.

   Pros

   • Five percent on a free plan that withholds no features
   • US sales tax and EU VAT are collected and remitted on your behalf
   • Sales settle straight to your own processor rather than a balance

   Cons

   • Zero percent means the $99 Pro tier, and $29 Plus still charges two
   • The product model is ebooks, courses and memberships rather than serials
   • Thirteen processors are listed, but usually only PayPal plus one runs at once

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10. 10.Whop

    The outlier, and worth knowing if what you sold through Shoppy was really access. Whop runs a marketplace of its own, has no monthly plan at all, and charges per transaction: 2.7% plus 30 cents on a domestic card, with a 0.5% billing line added to that.

    Pros

    • Its own marketplace puts a listing in front of people already buying
    • No monthly plan and no setup fee, so quiet months cost nothing
    • Memberships and community access are the product rather than a bolt-on

    Cons

    • A domestic card sale costs 2.7% plus 30 cents before the extras
    • A 0.5% billing charge applies to every transaction on top
    • Chargebacks are $15 each and a crypto payout costs 5% plus $1

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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 Shoppy's full stack, use the Shoppy fee calculator.

Compare	ByteSell	Shoppy
Platform fee on each sale	Yes.0% on every plan	No.5% of every sale
Fixed, predictable cost	Yes.Free, or a flat monthly price	No.A percentage of every sale
Your own branded storefront	Yes.Free storefront, your own domain from Pro	Partial.Custom domain gated to a paid plan
Use your own Stripe or PayPal	Yes.Included	Yes.Your own PayPal, Stripe or wallet
Your money is never held	Yes.Non-custodial	Yes.Holds no balance
Accept crypto payments	Yes.To your own wallet	Yes.To your own wallet
Paid Discord and Telegram access	Yes.Included, auto-revoke on lapse	No.Order webhooks only, no membership gating
Subscriptions and recurring billing	Yes.Included	No.Not built in
Coupons and discounts	Yes.Included	Yes.
Full built-in analytics	Yes.Included	No.A basic dashboard only
Live chat with your buyers	Yes.Included	Yes.Built-in help desk
PDF stamping and watermarking	Yes.Included	No.Not built in
Fraud and checkout controls	Yes.Included	Yes.Fraud prevention
Local card processors (Paystack, Razorpay)	Partial.Stripe and PayPal today, more on the way	No.PayPal, Stripe and crypto only

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