SamCart review

The e-commerce plan price is $79 and the price from is $79, so the entry tier is a single paid plan rather than a spread of cheap tiers. There is no free plan, and a free trial of 7 days gives a short window to test before paying.

There is no free plan. The model is listed as free trial, with a free trial of 7 days. That means a store can be built and tested during the trial, then committed on the paid plan from $79.

Sales carry a transaction fee of 2.9%. On our data that measure ranks 73 of 78, which is stronger than the entry price ranking of 183 of 199. Add the e-commerce plan price of $79 to the per sale fee when you model margins.

The builder types are site, store and landing, so stores and general sites sit at the core with landing pages also covered. The stated audience is beginners, small business and enterprise, which spans beginners, small business and enterprise buyers.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre. Chat and email sit alongside a help centre and a community, and no phone channel is listed. Since plans start at $79, support sits inside the paid tier rather than a free offering.

The company is SamCart Inc., headquartered in the United States and founded in 2014. It has traded as a store building product since then, and the terms and conditions set out the entity, jurisdiction and billing terms that govern an account.

On price from it ranks 183 of 199, and the e-commerce plan price ranks 143 of 160. Cheaper options exist, so SamCart suits sellers who put a store focused product ahead of the lowest entry fee.

The listed audience is beginners, small business and enterprise. Small businesses are the natural fit given a single paid plan, and beginners get a free trial of 7 days to try it. Enterprise buyers are listed too, though the published pricing covers the plan itself rather than seats.