Selldone

Selldone is a commerce platform for sellers who want to manage storefronts and business operations in one system. It is best suited to businesses spanning several sales models or channels; smaller sellers should weigh its transaction fee against the value of those broader tools.

Overview

Selldone supports sales of products, services, subscriptions and files. Its built-in toolkit covers checkout, orders, inventory, marketing, analytics and page building, while its supported models range from online stores and social commerce to booking, print-on-demand and multi-vendor marketplaces. That breadth can suit a business whose selling needs are evolving, but may be more than a single-purpose shop needs.

Merchants can connect payment services such as Stripe and PayPal, including multiple active services in one store. Customer payments go directly to the merchant’s connected payment account, with Selldone’s transaction fee charged separately. This keeps settlement distinct from the platform charge, but the fee still affects the economics of every sale.

Key features

Store operations and connections

Order and inventory management sit alongside checkout, marketing and analytics, giving merchants core operating tools within the commerce platform. Custom domains, point of sale, multichannel sales, subscriptions and digital products are also supported. Integrations include Google Shopping, Meta, Instagram, DHL, Shippo, UPS, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Zapier, Slack and Twilio. This mix is useful for connecting sales, shipping and business workflows, though higher plan limits may matter as operations grow.

APIs and AI access

APIs can connect a store to services such as warehousing and accounting and support custom apps and web apps. Compatible AI agents can receive shop-scoped MCP access; permissions can be changed or revoked, and sensitive actions require confirmation. Those controls make agent access more bounded, while the feature is relevant chiefly to merchants who intend to use compatible agents.

Setup and mobile

Selldone’s store setup package includes SSL and HTTPS verification as part of domain setup. Seller apps are available through the Apple App Store and Google Play, alongside web, Windows and API platforms. Its stated platform coverage also includes iOS and Android.

Pricing

Selldone uses a freemium model, and every plan carries a transaction fee. Personal is free at no cost and charges 2%. It is the lowest-cost way to start, but the highest fee makes it less attractive as sales volume rises.

Startup costs $9.99 a year when billed yearly ($9.99 / Month), or $14.90 / Month, with a 1.5% transaction fee. Company costs $69 a year when billed yearly ($69.00 / Month), or $99.00 / Month, with a 1.0% fee. Enterprise costs $299 a year when billed yearly ($299.00 / Month), or $429.00 / Month, with a 0.5% fee. The declining rate gives higher-volume sellers a reason to compare tiers against their sales, while the higher subscription charge is a poor fit if fee savings do not offset it.

Most features are included across plans, with higher plans raising limits. Marketplace builder and dropshipping-supplier tools are reserved for Enterprise, making that tier the relevant choice for businesses that need either capability. Selldone supports 20 staff accounts; compare that allowance and the plan’s applicable limits with your team’s needs before committing.

Platforms

Selldone supports web, Windows, iOS, Android and API access. Its seller application is available on Apple App Store and Google Play, giving sellers mobile app access in addition to the web platform.

Who it's for

Selldone is a strong fit for merchants combining multiple product types, sales models, payment services or channels, especially those who value integrated operations and API connections. It is less compelling for a seller who needs only a basic storefront, or for a business that cannot make the transaction fee work at its chosen plan and sales volume.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Supports products, services, subscriptions and files across several commerce models, giving a growing business room to diversify.
• Pro: Multiple payment services can run in one store, and customer funds go to the merchant’s connected account rather than being bundled with Selldone’s separate fee.
• Pro: APIs, broad integrations and shop-scoped AI access offer routes to connect operations and custom workflows.
• Con: Every plan has a transaction fee; the free Personal plan’s 2% rate is notably higher than Enterprise’s 0.5%.
• Con: Marketplace builder and dropshipping-supplier tools require Enterprise, so sellers needing those capabilities must account for its higher subscription price.

Alternatives

For a narrower no-code storefront search, browse No-Code E-Commerce Platforms.

Big Cartel is worth comparing for a small catalog: its free Gold plan is limited to five products and one customizable store template, while Platinum is $15 per month for 50 products.

Instamojo offers a free Quick plan with unlimited payment links; choose it when payment links are the priority rather than Selldone’s broader operating toolkit.

Tiendanube has a free Inicial plan with unlimited products, sales and visits plus one distribution center, a useful alternative for merchants prioritizing those stated limits.

Mozello’s free plan includes 0.5 GB storage, five products and one bookable service, making it a more bounded option for a small catalog or service offering.

Dukaan has a one-time INR 4999 restaurant plan with no per-order commission, separate dine-in and delivery menus, and unlimited items; restaurant sellers focused on those terms should compare it.

ExpandCart’s Standard plan costs $19 per month and includes 100 products, one user and one responsive template, useful if those explicit plan limits suit your store.

BigCommerce is a paid alternative with a free trial; its Core plan costs $29 per month billed annually, includes up to $30K TTM GMV and auto-upgrades to Growth.

Payhip’s Free Forever plan offers unlimited products and revenue with a 5% transaction fee; its Plus plan is $29 per month with a 2% fee. Sellers focused on digital-product volume may find those stated terms worth comparing with Selldone’s fees.

Verdict

Choose Selldone if you need one platform for varied commerce models, connected payment services and day-to-day store operations. Its breadth and integration options are the main reasons to choose it; the main reason to look elsewhere is that transaction fees apply on every tier, with the lowest rate tied to the most expensive listed plan.