DPD vs SellApp

DPD is a shopping cart and digital fulfillment service for selling downloads, keycodes, and tangible goods. Vendors upload products, then place generated add-to-cart buttons or links on a website, blog, or social media page; programming knowledge is not required. DPD hosts product files and delivers them after purchase. For PDF ebooks, it can add buyer information and encryption to deter unauthorized copying or printing. Supported payment providers are PayPal, Stripe, and Authorize.net. DPD says it takes no per-sale commission or processing fee, while vendors remain responsible for their payment provider’s fees. The service offers mobile checkout on iPhone, iPad, and Android, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, and connects to over 500 apps through Zapier. It also supports API integrations. DPD states it is PCI-DSS compliant and does not store cardholder data. A 30-day trial includes 1.5GB of space, 30 product slots, and all features, with no payment information required. Paid plans start at $10 a month for 1GB and 20 products; other listed plans cost 16.00, 22.00, and $30 a month.

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.