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BeatStars Blaze Player vs SellApp

BeatStars Blaze Player

beatstars.com

SellApp

sell.app

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FigureBeatStars Blaze PlayerSellApp
Price from€1.81/mo$199.99/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
API—Yes
Plans published32
Spec score · Digital Product Selling Platforms8.4 (#9)7.9 (#14)
ProductBlaze Player is an embeddable beat store for showcasing tracks, selling licenses, and letting fans buy content from a personal website.SellApp is a platform for selling digital products such as software, memberships, videos, templates, and paid community access.

Plans

BeatStars Blaze Player

  • Starter€21.77 a year
  • Growth€87.11 a year
  • Professional€208.97 a year

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SellApp

  • StandardFree
  • Advanced$199.99 a month

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In their own words

BeatStars Blaze Player

BeatStars Blaze Player is an embeddable beat store for sellers who want to showcase tracks and sell licenses or content from a personal website. Sellers add it with HTML5 embed code or a unique URL, then arrange beats using tracklists, featured tracks, and sub-playlists. The player supports custom fonts, a logo, and backgrounds, and is described as responsive for mobile. Customers can listen before buying through PayPal or a credit card via Stripe; they can also log in to save lyrics, negotiate prices, and access files and purchases. Related YouTube videos can appear behind tracks as motion backgrounds, and the maker says player plays count as views on those videos. Google Analytics 4 is supported through a Measurement ID. Starter includes one player; Growth and Professional include unlimited players. Annual billing is listed as €1.81 a year for Starter, €7.26 a year for Growth, and €17.41 a year for Professional, with billed totals of €21.77, €87.11, and €208.97 annually, respectively. The listed transaction fee is 0%.

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SellApp

SellApp is a web and API platform for selling digital products, including software, memberships, videos, templates, and paid community access. Its no-code store builder offers templates and premade sections, and AI assistance can help create and personalize a storefront. Sellers can accept PayPal, Stripe, Square, Paddle, Apple Pay, Google Pay, regional methods, and cryptocurrencies. Once a customer pays, the platform can deliver downloads, license keys, memberships, or community access automatically. Sellers can set recurring billing intervals and offer percentage or value discounts, pay-what-you-want prices, and bulk discounts. Community integrations can grant configurable roles after purchase and remove access after a dispute or lost subscription. Developer tools include an API, webhooks, scoped API key permissions, webhook secrets, and product-linked fulfillment hooks. The Standard plan is free, with fees calculated per sale and billed at the start of the following month; it includes unlimited products and resources and a custom domain. Advanced costs $199.99 a month and lists 0% platform fees. SellApp says payments go directly to the seller’s linked payment method and it does not hold funds or perform payouts.

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