ByteSell, compared
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ByteSell vs Gumroad
Gumroad takes 10% and 50 cents of every sale, and the rate stays there no matter how big you get. ByteSell takes 0% on every plan and never holds the money.
One plan compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Payhip
Payhip’s free plan takes 5% of every sale, and reaching Payhip’s own 0% means the $99 Pro plan. ByteSell charges 0% on every plan, and the lowest one is free.
3 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Whop
Whop’s pricing page says there are no monthly costs, and its fee documentation lists fourteen separate per-transaction and payout charges. ByteSell has a free plan and takes 0% of every sale.
One plan compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Lemon Squeezy
Lemon Squeezy charges 5% and 50 cents on the total order value including tax, with surcharges for international transactions, PayPal and subscriptions. ByteSell has a free plan and takes 0% of every sale.
One plan compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Ko-fi
Ko-fi’s 0% applies to one-off tips, and only while Contributor mode is switched off. Anything you sell is 5% on both free tiers, and Ko-fi’s own 0% costs $12 a month. ByteSell charges 0% on every plan, and the lowest one is free.
3 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Patreon
Patreon takes 10% of everything you earn on its standard plan, and its payment fee, conversion and payout fees stack on top. ByteSell charges 0% on every plan and a flat subscription instead, and settles every payment into your own accounts.
One plan compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Etsy
Etsy charges 6.5% of every sale, and once Etsy Payments’ 3% + $0.25 is added a US seller pays about 9.5% + $0.25 before ads. ByteSell charges 0% and settles every sale into accounts you already own.
2 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Linktree
Linktree keeps 12% of each digital product sale on its free plan, taken before the payout reaches you. ByteSell charges 0% on every plan, and its lowest plan is free.
One plan compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Podia
Podia’s entry plan is $49 a month and still takes 5% of every sale, taken out before the money reaches you. ByteSell charges 0% on every plan, and the lowest one is free.
3 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Sellfy
Sellfy and ByteSell both charge 0% per sale through your own payment accounts. The difference is that Sellfy’s 0% has an annual revenue ceiling with a 2% charge waiting past it, and ByteSell’s does not.
3 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Stan Store
Stan Store and ByteSell both take 0% of every sale, which leaves the monthly price and what it includes as the only things to compare. The two diverge quickly there.
2 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Sell.app
Sell.app and ByteSell both put every sale straight into your own accounts. The difference is the platform’s cut: 3% per sale on Sell.app’s free plan, 0% on every ByteSell plan.
2 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs SendOwl
SendOwl and ByteSell agree about the money. Neither takes a percentage, neither holds your funds, and both have you connect your own gateway. What SendOwl prices instead is volume, starting at $39 a month for 5,000 orders and $10,000 of sales a year.
3 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Shoppy.gg
Shoppy.gg has been selling digital goods since long before most of this category existed, and it never touches your money. It takes 5% of every sale. ByteSell takes 0% on every plan.
One plan compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Selly
Selly and ByteSell are built on the same architecture, where buyers pay your own Stripe, PayPal or crypto wallet and the platform never touches the money. The difference is what happens after that, because Selly still charges 2.5% on every sale of $9.99 or more while ByteSell charges 0% at any volume.
2 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Billgang
Billgang advertises forever-zero fees. The fine print on the same page scopes that to a $299 a month plan. ByteSell charges 0% on every plan.
2 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Beacons
Beacons takes 9% of every sale on the Free plan and the $10 Creator plan, and reaches 0% only at $30 a month. ByteSell charges 0% on every plan, including its free one.
4 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs Shoprocket
Shoprocket is the rare competitor built on the same architecture as ByteSell, with a 0% fee on every tier and payments that settle straight into your own gateway. The differences that remain are about what each entry plan includes, and about whether you need an embed for an existing site or a storefront of your own.
3 plans compared · updated July 31, 2026ByteSell vs E-junkie
E-junkie and ByteSell share the same rare architecture, no cut of your sales and money that goes straight to your own payment accounts. The difference is what the monthly fee buys, and E-junkie’s list has changed little since the mid-2000s.
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