Payhip vs Selldone

Payhip is an e-commerce platform for selling digital and physical products, courses, coaching, and memberships directly to customers. Its drag-and-drop website builder supports storefronts, landing pages, and custom CSS, while product delivery can use a download page and email links. Course tools include videos, quizzes, certificates, drip content, and progress tracking. Sellers can set one-time payments, subscriptions, payment plans, pay-what-you-want pricing, and membership free trials. The platform names several payment gateways and integrations, and provides webhooks and a public API for coupons and license keys. Payhip says it automatically calculates, collects, and remits VAT and sales tax in the USA, Canada, UK, and EU. Protection features include PDF stamping, download limits, expiring links, customer and regional blocking, and account two-factor authentication. All plans include unlimited products, customers, revenue, bandwidth, and storage. Free Forever costs nothing with a 5% transaction fee; Plus is $29 a month with a 2% fee; Pro is $99 a month with no transaction fee. Payhip was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Selldone is a business operating system for building storefronts and managing business operations. It supports selling products, services, subscriptions, and files, with checkout, order and inventory management, marketing, analytics, and a landing and page builder. Its supported business models include online stores, multi-vendor marketplaces, print-on-demand, services and booking, and social commerce. Merchants can connect payment services such as Stripe and PayPal, including multiple active services in one store; customer payments go to the connected merchant account, separate from Selldone’s transaction fee. Integrations include Google Shopping, Meta, Instagram, DHL, Shippo, UPS, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Zapier, Slack, and Twilio. APIs can link stores to warehousing and accounting services or support custom apps and web apps. The platform also describes shop-scoped MCP access for compatible AI agents, with revocable permissions and confirmation for sensitive actions. It runs on web, iOS, Android, and Windows. The free Personal plan has a 2% transaction fee; paid plans list fees from 0.5% to 1.5%.