Find your fit
Who it is for
The pricing page addresses people starting to sell online through to brands with larger annual sales. It fits a creator who needs a compact store and checkout for downloadable work, recurring content or merchandise, with built-in email marketing. A buyer with their own physical inventory must be ready to pack and ship orders themselves.
A sensible first decision is whether the offer is a one-time file, a renewing subscription, custom printed merchandise or self-stocked goods. That choice changes the customer's delivery path, the seller's shipping work and the cost after a sale. Sketch one fictional order for each intended product type before importing a large catalog.
The work it supports
Core capabilities
Store templates and a drag-and-drop editor provide a starting storefront for desktop and mobile. A creator can instead place Sellfy's cart on an existing website. Check the displayed product, cart and checkout in both settings so a shared link leads buyers to the intended offer.
Digital products can be added to the catalog and sold through the store or an embedded cart. After checkout, Sellfy describes an order-page download and a copy of the download link by email. Test a harmless sample file and the buyer's access path before relying on it for paid content.
Subscription products specify what a buyer receives and a billing interval. For recurring content, write down when each new item becomes available and how a customer reaches it; selling a subscription does not by itself create the content-delivery schedule.
For print-on-demand goods, Sellfy describes printing and shipping after a purchase, without the seller holding stock. The product can be designed and offered before stock is produced. Confirm the item and destination options before promising delivery to a buyer.
Physical products that the seller stocks are different: Sellfy does not pack or ship them. The seller configures shipping regions and rates, then handles fulfillment and delivery. Check the service area and label workflow separately from Sellfy's automated print-on-demand path.
Sellfy supports Stripe and PayPal for collecting checkout payments. The vendor says purchase payments are sent to the seller through the connected gateway. Check how that connection fits the existing bookkeeping process before taking paid orders.
Built-in email marketing can be used for customer campaigns around the products in the store. Plan the recipient audience and an opt-in check before sending to real buyers.
Understand the offer
Pricing and getting started
The viewed cards show Starter at $29 per month or $22 per month on yearly billing, Business at $79 or $59, and Premium at $159 or $119. These are the page's displayed US-dollar amounts at research time; confirm the selected term, tax and any later promotion at checkout or in a written quote. The site also offers a 14-day trial.
The plans' stated annual sales caps are $10,000 for Starter, $50,000 for Business and $200,000 for Premium. Above a cap, Sellfy expects an upgrade and says it may charge 2% on revenue over the limit if the account has not upgraded. Estimate the likely sales year rather than choosing only from today's product count.
Sellfy advertises no platform transaction fee, while Stripe or PayPal processing fees still apply. Print-on-demand also has item, shipping and possible fulfillment-tax costs billed after an order. Model these separately when calculating the margin of a physical or printed product.
Business and Premium list upselling, cart-abandonment email and affiliate marketing beyond Starter. Compare the actual marketing action needed with the chosen tier; the availability of email campaigns on all tiers does not imply these growth tools are included everywhere.
The plan comparison lists maximum product file sizes of 10GB, 15GB and 20GB for Starter, Business and Premium. Other official copy gives generalized 10GB or 20GB limits without the same plan distinction. Confirm the current upload allowance for the chosen tier and test a representative file before moving a large digital catalog.
Look a little closer
Before you choose
For a low-risk pilot, build one fictional digital product and place a test order through the chosen gateway only if the team is ready to operate an account. Inspect the checkout, order confirmation and emailed link. For a physical or printed item, compare the shipping and fulfillment steps separately; do not assume one product type's delivery rules apply to another.
Before committing, check annual sales against the plan cap, supported gateway/country, the full payment-processing and print costs, and the exact file-size allowance. If subscriptions or Business-only marketing tools are central, verify their entitlement and the buyer experience in the selected plan and billing term.
8 distinct sources behind this profile. Research observed Oct 21, 2026. Features and offers can change.
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