E-junkie vs SellApp

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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.