Sellfy review

Plans start at $29, and the e-commerce plan is priced at $29. There is also a free plan, so you can open a store and move to a paid tier later. Ko-fi starts lower, at $12, if the entry figure matters most to you.

Yes, both are listed. A free plan lets you build a store on the free tier, and a 14 day trial gives you a longer look at the paid option before you commit. Sellers can test the setup and only move up once orders start coming in.

The transaction fee is 0%, so there is no per-sale charge on top of your plan. That makes the plan itself the main cost, which is why the entry price of $29 carries weight for a small seller.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre, which means email, chat and a self-serve help centre. There is no phone line in the listed channels, so quick voice help for a stuck checkout is not part of what is offered.

The audience is listed as beginners and small business, and both beginners and small businesses sit at the centre of that group. Sellfy is a store builder, so the focus is a storefront rather than a content site or a landing page.

The provider behind the platform is Sellfy UAB, with headquarters in Lithuania. It has been trading since 2011, so this is an established store platform. The terms name that company, so you deal with that legal entity rather than through an intermediary.

Sellfy's entry price is $29. Shopify starts at $39 and ClickFunnels at $97, so both sit higher at the entry point. On price alone Sellfy is the cheaper of the three to open with.

The free plan covers running a store on the free tier, while the paid plan is what you pay from $29 onwards. A seller taking regular orders often moves across, since the transaction fee stays at 0% and the plan cost does the work instead.