Jumpseller vs Spwig

Jumpseller is hosted ecommerce software for web, iOS and Android, with omnichannel sales, digital products, abandoned-cart recovery, an app marketplace and inventory across up to 10 locations. It has no free plan but lists a seven-day trial. Basic costs $10.80 a month, billed monthly, with unlimited products, one stock location and two store languages. Plus is $18.90 a month with four locations and two languages. Pro is $37.80 a month with one location and four languages. Premium is $75.60 a month with four locations and eight languages. Advanced is $225 a month with 10 locations and unlimited store languages. Enterprise is $350 a month plus 0.5% per sale, intended for businesses with sales starting from $40K USD/month. The transaction fee varies. Jumpseller was founded in 2010 and lists headquarters in Porto, Portugal and Santiago, Chile.

Spwig is an open-source e-commerce platform for running an online store and managing its operations. It supports eight product types, including digital, bundle, customizable, booking, and gift card products. Store tools cover order workflows, inventory across multiple locations, customer profiles, point of sale, analytics, and report exports. Marketing features include SEO metadata, coupons, loyalty points, referral rewards, affiliate commissions, email campaigns, and automated notifications. Listed payment connections include Stripe, PayPal, Square, and Revolut; shipping providers include FedEx, UPS, and USPS. The platform offers a RESTful API, event-driven webhooks, and a developer portal for publishing themes and integrations. Merchants can self-host for free on their own infrastructure or use managed hosting. Point of sale is included at no cost in every install and runs on a tablet or browser. Self-hosted Community has no usage caps. Hosted Starter costs €35.00 per month billed annually and allows 1,000 products, three staff accounts, 25GB of media storage, and 3,000 emails per month. Spwig is based in Singapore and says it charges no transaction fee.