BeatStars Blaze Player vs Sellix

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%.

Sellix is a commerce platform for digital and physical goods, offering public shops, hosted checkout, and a management dashboard. Checkout is crypto-only: buyers select supported assets while displayed fiat prices are converted during payment, and cards are unavailable. Products can include license keys, file downloads, accounts, Discord roles and invites, physical goods, subscriptions, and custom payloads. Confirmed payments can trigger keys, signed download URLs, webhook payloads, or physical-order status. The REST API and signed webhooks support custom integrations, with BlockPN settlement and Discord delivery documented. API keys use granular permissions, expire within at most 90 days, and can be revoked. Webhooks use HMAC-SHA256 and retry up to six times. The plan costs nothing with no subscription, take-rate, or expiry. Sellix supports unlimited shops, products, orders, and customers, plus custom domains, teams, roles, and 2FA.