Selldone

Selldone is a commerce platform that combines storefronts with tools for running business operations. It is best suited to sellers who need several sales models, channels, or payment services in one system. The trade-off is a transaction fee on every plan, with lower rates reserved for paid tiers.

Overview

Selldone supports sales of products, services, subscriptions, and files. Sellers can build online stores, multi-vendor marketplaces, print-on-demand businesses, booking services, and social-commerce operations. That range gives a growing seller room to add models without changing platforms; a business that needs only a basic storefront may find the wider toolkit unnecessary.

Core store tools cover checkout, orders, inventory, marketing, analytics, and landing pages. Custom domains, point of sale, multichannel sales, digital products, and subscriptions are also supported. Merchants can connect payment services such as Stripe and PayPal, and keep multiple services active in one store. Customer payments go to the merchant’s connected account, while Selldone’s transaction fee is charged separately.

Key features

Operations and integrations

Order and inventory management sit alongside checkout and marketing, keeping routine store operations within the commerce platform. Connections include Google Shopping, Meta, Instagram, DHL, Shippo, UPS, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Zapier, Slack, and Twilio. This gives merchants routes to advertising, shipping, analytics, and workflow tools; businesses dependent on a specific service should confirm that it is among the supported connections.

APIs can link a store with services such as warehousing and accounting, and support custom apps and web apps. Selldone also describes shop-scoped MCP access for compatible AI agents. Merchants can change or revoke permissions, and sensitive actions require confirmation. These controls make agent access more bounded than an unrestricted connection, though this feature is relevant only to sellers using compatible agents.

Store setup and mobile

The store setup package includes SSL and HTTPS verification as part of domain setup. Selldone’s seller application is available through the Apple App Store and Google Play. Its platform list also includes web, Windows, Android, iOS, and API, a broad range for businesses combining browser-based administration, mobile access, or custom integrations.

Pricing

Selldone uses a freemium model, but its free plan charges a 2% transaction fee. Paid plans lower that fee as the subscription cost rises. Most other features are included across plans, with higher tiers increasing limits; marketplace builder and dropshipping-supplier tools are reserved for Enterprise.

PlanPriceTransaction feeBest fitPersonalfree2%Sellers starting out who can accept the highest listed feeStartup$9.99 a year (billed $9.99 / Month billed yearly; or $14.90 / Month)1.5%Small sellers seeking a lower fee without moving to a higher tierCompany$69 a year (billed $69.00 / Month billed yearly; or $99.00 / Month)1.0%Businesses whose sales volume makes a lower transaction rate worthwhileEnterprise$299 a year (billed $299.00 / Month billed yearly; or $429.00 / Month)0.5%Businesses needing marketplace builder or dropshipping-supplier toolsThe free plan keeps the subscription cost at zero, but its 2% fee makes it less attractive as sales grow. Startup and Company reduce that rate, while Enterprise combines the lowest listed fee with the two tools not offered on lower plans. Compare the fee savings against the subscription price at your expected sales volume before upgrading. Staff accounts are listed at 20; check whether that allowance and each plan’s other limits fit your operation, since higher tiers raise limits.

Platforms

Selldone supports web, Windows, Android, iOS, and API. The seller app is available on Apple App Store and Google Play, while APIs allow custom connections and applications. This mix suits businesses that want mobile access as well as a web-based store, or plan to connect external systems programmatically.

Who it's for

Selldone is a strong fit for merchants combining several types of commerce—such as physical products, bookings, subscriptions, and digital files—or expecting to expand into multichannel sales. It is also worth considering when multiple payment services, APIs, and operational tools matter. Sellers who need only a simple shop, or who cannot justify a subscription to reduce transaction fees, should compare narrower or differently priced options.

Pros and cons

Pros

Broad selling-model coverage: One platform supports stores, marketplaces, print-on-demand, booking, and social commerce.

Payment choice: Multiple active payment services can operate in one store, and customer funds go to the merchant’s connected account.

Operational breadth: Checkout, orders, inventory, marketing, and analytics are built into the commerce offering.

Graduated fee rates: Listed transaction fees fall from 2% on Personal to 0.5% on Enterprise.

Cons

Fees apply at every tier: Even the free plan charges 2%, so a zero subscription does not mean zero platform cost on sales.

Key specialist tools require Enterprise: Marketplace builder and dropshipping-supplier tools are not available on lower plans.

Higher limits cost more: Most features span plans, but limits rise with plan level, which may push a growing operation toward a pricier tier.

Alternatives

For a narrower comparison, browse No-Code E-Commerce Platforms.

Big Cartel may suit a small catalog: its free Gold plan allows 5 products and one customizable store template, while Platinum is $15 a month for a larger allowance.

Instamojo is an option for sellers focused on payment links, with a free Quick plan offering unlimited payment links.

ExpandCart offers a free plan and paid tiers beginning at $19 a month, with a stated 100-product and 1-user limit on Standard.

BigCommerce is a paid alternative with a free trial; its Core plan is $29 a month when billed annually and includes an Open Payment Provider fee.

Tiendanube offers a free Inicial plan with unlimited products, sales, and visits, making it worth comparing for sellers who prioritize those allowances.

Payhip is a free-plan alternative with unlimited products and revenue, but its Free Forever plan carries a 5% transaction fee.

Shopify is a paid alternative with a free trial and plans including inventory locations and staff-account allowances.

Dukaan offers a one-time 4999.00 INR restaurant plan with no per-order commission and separate dine-in and delivery menus.

Verdict

Choose Selldone if you want one system for multiple commerce models, payment connections, and day-to-day store operations, with a free entry point and lower transaction fees available on paid plans. Look elsewhere if you need marketplace-builder or dropshipping-supplier tools without Enterprise, or if a simpler storefront can meet your needs at a more suitable transaction cost.