Shelf.pt review

Entry sits at €29, and the e-commerce plan price is the same figure at €29, so a store build does not carry a separate charge. That is above the €7.89 median across the website builders compared here, so budget for the higher band.

No. There is no free plan, and the only free route in is a trial of 14 days. Plan what you want to publish inside that window, because there is no free tier to fall back on when the trial ends and the paid plan takes over.

The transaction fee is 0%, so orders do not carry a per-sale platform charge on top of the plan price. On this measure it ranks 1 of 78 compared brands, which is the strongest part of its cost profile.

The builder covers store, site and landing, so the same account handles a full site, a store and a landing page. That suits a small business needing a product page quickly and a fuller site later, without moving between separate tools or paying for each build.

Support runs on email and help centre, so email and the help centre are the routes in. No chat line or phone number is listed, which matters if a checkout problem needs a voice during trading hours. Plan for a written answer rather than an instant fix.

The service operates as Shelf.pt, based in Portugal, and it was founded in 2026. It is a young company, so the terms published there are the reference point for plans, trials and payments rather than a long public track record.

It is aimed at beginners and small business, so beginners and small businesses are the intended users. A trial of 14 days plus builders for sites, stores and landing pages keeps an early project inside a single place.

Its cost score comes out at 5.1, matching the overall 5.1 score. Entry at €29 is above the €13.15 median across the site, so the low transaction fee carries the cost case rather than the entry price.