Selz review

Selz plans start at $26, and the e-commerce plan price is $26. You pay that plan price, and the free trial of 14 days means the cost starts only when you decide to keep the store live. Entry pricing and store pricing sit at the same level here.

The transaction fee is free, listed at 0%. On that line Selz sits at the top of the brands compared, ranked 1 of 78. That makes budgeting easier, since the plan price is the recurring number and a sale adds no separate platform cut.

Selz lists its model as a free trial (free trial) with 14 days to try the builder. That length matches the 14 median trial across website builders in this group, so the evaluation window is a typical one rather than a short or generous outlier.

The builder covers store, site and landing, so one subscription can carry a storefront, a full site and a landing page instead of separate tools. Selz is aimed at small business, which matches sellers who need selling pages and company pages at the same time.

Support runs through email, chat and help centre. That gives you email, live chat and a help centre, which is the usual shape for this group of builders, but there is no phone line to call. Expect to resolve most questions by search or email rather than by talking to someone.

Ko-fi starts at $12 against Selz at $26, so Selz asks more at entry. Mitienda Uruguay lists plans from UYU 400, a different price base entirely. If entry price decides it, Ko-fi asks less. Selz earns its place when a store, a site and landing pages come from one builder and a free transaction fee matters.

On starting price Selz ranks 150 of 199 among the brands compared, so it sits in the pricier part of the field. On transaction fee it ranks 1 of 78, the other end of the scale. Read both together: the plan price is high, the per sale charge is free.