Selly charges a monthly plan plus a cut on bigger sales past a fee-free allowance. Work out your own figure here, and what you would keep on ByteSell.
Calculate your Selly fees
What you pay Selly
$239.88
a year, or $19.99 a month, on $2,500 of sales
Includes the Starter plan at $19.99 a month.
On every $50 sale
Selly takes
0%$0.00
Converted from US dollars at European Central Bank reference rates from August 26, 2026. Selly charges in US dollars, so the rate your bank applies on the day will differ.
You would keep more on ByteSell
ByteSell takes 0% of sales on every plan and the buyer pays you directly. Never 0% a sale.
Selly bills you a plan and then takes a percentage, and whether the percentage applies depends on the price of the item and on how much you have already sold that month.
Cheap items dodge the cut entirely
The percentage only applies to sales at or above a price line Selly publishes. An item under it carries no Selly fee at all, which matters if you sell low-priced keys or accounts.
The allowance pays the plan back
Each month your first stretch of revenue is fee-free, sized so the fees it waives roughly match what the plan costs. The percentage only starts once you have sold past it.
The plan is the floor, sales or not
The subscription bills whether you sold anything or nothing, so in a slow month it is the entire cost. There is no free tier underneath it to fall back to.
Your money never touches Selly
Buyers pay your own gateway or crypto wallet directly, with crypto addresses derived from your own keys. No balance, no withdrawal, no payout to wait on. That part Selly gets right.
What Selly charges on a sale
Every rate the calculator uses, linked to the Selly page it came from. The Selly alternatives list quotes the same charges in Selly’s own words, with the dates each one was read, and says where its sellers go.
Starter$19.99 a month
Selly fee on sales past the fee-free allowanceconditional2.5%
It depends on the item and on the month. Sales under a published price line carry no Selly fee; sales at or above it are charged a percentage, and only once your revenue for the month has passed the fee-free allowance. The plan bills on top of all of it. Put your own volume and price into the calculator above and the layers resolve into one figure.
Selly says it offsets your subscription cost by giving you an equivalent amount of fee-free revenue. In practice each plan comes with a monthly stretch of sales that carries no fee, sized so the fees it waives roughly equal what the plan costs, and the percentage begins past it. The exact allowance for each plan is quoted in the breakdown below.
It never does, and that is a feature rather than a gap. Selly has no withdrawal system because it never holds your money: buyers pay directly into the payment account or crypto address you set in your shop. There is no balance to clear, no minimum to reach, and no schedule to wait on.
Yes, and non-custodially. Payment addresses are derived from your own public key, so coins go to wallets you control and Selly states it never has access to your private keys or funds. That is quoted from its own cryptocurrency page in the breakdown below.
No. They are separate platforms with confusingly similar names, and this page is about Selly, the storefront at selly.io that is very much alive and operating. Every figure the calculator above uses was read off Selly’s own pricing and fee pages on the date shown.
Nothing per sale, on any plan, with no allowance to track and no price line that flips a fee on. Like Selly, buyers pay you directly, so nothing changes about how you get your money. What the free plan trades away is headroom rather than rates: 500 MB of storage, files up to 50 MB, and a custom domain waits for Pro.