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Guides and research on selling digital products. Every platform figure in these articles is read off the vendor's own page and linked, the same rule the comparison pages follow.
- August 1, 2026
Sellix alternatives in 2026: where sellers actually went
Sellix was seized by law enforcement in January 2025 and never came back. Here is where its sellers moved, what each option costs, and what to check before trusting another platform with your store.
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What happened to Sellix? The Operation Talent seizure, explained
In January 2025, an international law-enforcement operation seized sellix.io alongside the Cracked and Nulled forums. A timeline of what is verified, what Sellix says in its own defence, and what remains of it in 2026.
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Billgang's fees, explained: who actually gets 0%
Billgang advertises zero fees. Its own pricing page puts 0% on the $299 a month Scale plan, while free stores pay a variable fee its fine print describes as roughly 0.9 to 2.9% plus $0.07 per transaction. Every figure here is quoted from Billgang's own pages.
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Sellpass is now Antistock: what actually changed
sellpass.io now returns a 404 that points at Antistock, and the old support portal is branded Antistock Legacy Commerce. Here is what Antistock's own pages say about its pricing, and the fine print behind its zero-fee badge.
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How to sell VRChat avatars in 2026: Jinxxy vs Booth vs Payhip vs your own store
Every place VRChat creators sell avatars in 2026, with the fees read off each platform's own pages: the official marketplace's 50% split, Jinxxy's 5% plus processing, Booth's 5.6% plus 45 yen, and what running your own store costs instead.
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Tebex fees explained: what a FiveM store really pays
Tebex charges FiveM stores a 15% platform fee, three times its standard 5% rate, before gateway fees are added. Every number here is quoted from Tebex's own documentation, alongside the seller math and the official defence of the fee.
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How to sell FiveM scripts in 2026: Tebex, the Cfx Marketplace, or your own store
FiveM script sellers in 2026 have three routes: Tebex with its 15% platform fee, the new application-gated Cfx Marketplace, and selling direct from a store you run. What each one costs and what the rules actually say.
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How to sell Minecraft plugins in 2026: marketplaces, ad-share sites, or your own store
Where Minecraft plugin developers actually earn in 2026: sale marketplaces like BuiltByBit and Voxel Shop, the ad-revenue models at Modrinth and CurseForge, and selling direct with license keys from a store you own.
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Gumroad's fees, explained from its own pages
Gumroad charges no monthly fee, takes 10% plus 50 cents of every direct sale and 30% of every marketplace sale, and pays out from a balance with a $100 minimum and a seven day hold. Every figure in this article is quoted from Gumroad's own pricing page and help center.
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How to sell digital products with crypto payments
A practical guide to taking Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins for files, license keys, and digital goods of any kind: what a crypto checkout has to do, the custodial trap to avoid, and how the taxes work.
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