Selldone

Selldone is a commerce platform for building storefronts and managing business operations. It supports sales of products, services, subscriptions and files, with built-in checkout, order and inventory management, marketing, analytics and a landing and page builder. Listed business models include online stores, multi-vendor marketplaces, print-on-demand, services and booking, and social commerce. Merchants can connect payment services such as Stripe and PayPal, including more than one active service in a store. Customer payments go to the merchant’s connected account, while Selldone’s transaction fee is separate. Plans include Personal at no cost with a 2% transaction fee; Startup at $9.99 a year with a 1.5% fee; Company at $69 a year with a 1.0% fee; and Enterprise at $299 a year with a 0.5% fee. The paid plan amounts are billed yearly as $9.99, $69.00 and $299.00 per month, respectively; monthly alternatives are $14.90, $99.00 and $429.00 per month. Selldone lists integrations, APIs, and shop-scoped access for compatible AI agents with adjustable permissions and confirmation for sensitive actions.

Selldone combines storefront management with operational tools and supports several commerce models. Compare the plan’s listed transaction fee and limits with the needs of the store.

Selldone suits merchants who need storefront and business-operation tools for physical or digital offerings, subscriptions, services or booking. It may also suit sellers using multiple payment services or connecting stores to other systems through integrations or APIs.

Selldone is a commerce platform for building a storefront and managing business operations in one system. It is best suited to sellers with varied products or sales models who want room to expand; the per-sale fee on every plan is the central cost to weigh.

Overview

Selldone supports sales of physical products, services, subscriptions and digital files. Its model options range from online stores to multi-vendor marketplaces, print-on-demand, booking and social commerce. That breadth can suit a business that expects its sales mix to change, while a seller needing only a basic shop may find the wider operating toolkit unnecessary.

Checkout, order and inventory management, marketing, analytics, and a landing and page builder cover core store tasks. 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 account; Selldone’s separate transaction fee still applies to sales.

Key features

Store operations and connections

Point of sale, multichannel sales, subscription products, digital products and custom domains extend the platform beyond a single online storefront. Integrations include Google Shopping, Meta, Instagram, DHL, Shippo, UPS, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Zapier, Slack and Twilio. APIs can connect a store with services such as warehousing and accounting or support custom apps and web apps. These options give businesses room to link commerce with other operations, though the range matters most to merchants with those needs.

Access and setup

Selldone describes shop-scoped MCP access for compatible AI agents, with adjustable or revocable permissions and confirmation for sensitive actions. Its domain setup package includes SSL and HTTPS verification. The seller application is available for iOS and Android, and the platform also supports web, Windows and API access.

Pricing

Every plan charges a transaction fee, with the rate falling as the subscription price rises. Selldone says most features appear across plans, while higher tiers raise limits; marketplace-builder and dropshipping-supplier tools are reserved for Enterprise.

• Personal: free, with a 2% transaction fee. It provides a no-subscription-cost entry point, but the highest fee makes it less attractive as sales volume grows.
• Startup: $9.99 a year (billed $9.99 / Month (Billed yearly); or $14.90 / Month), with a 1.5% transaction fee. This is the lower-cost paid option for sellers seeking a reduced fee without moving to the higher tiers.
• Company: $69 a year (billed $69.00 / Month (Billed yearly); or $99.00 / Month), with a 1.0% transaction fee. It suits businesses willing to pay more for a further fee reduction and higher plan limits.
• Enterprise: $299 a year (billed $299.00 / Month (Billed yearly); or $429.00 / Month), with a 0.5% transaction fee. It is the tier to consider when the marketplace builder or dropshipping-supplier tools are required, as well as for the lowest stated fee.

Compare the subscription cost against expected sales: the lower transaction rate of a higher tier may matter more as transaction volume rises, but the plan price also increases. Selldone supports 20 staff accounts; plan-specific seat limits and quotas are not provided here, so businesses should confirm the limits relevant to their operation before choosing a tier.

Platforms

Selldone supports Android, iOS, web, Windows and API access. Its seller app is available through the Apple App Store and Google Play, giving merchants a mobile option alongside browser and integration access.

Who it's for

Selldone fits merchants selling across product types or channels who value integrated store operations, payment flexibility and APIs. Its multiple commerce models make it relevant to businesses that may add bookings, subscriptions, digital files or marketplace activity. A small seller with one simple product line and little need for integrations may prefer a narrower option, particularly if the transaction fee outweighs the benefit of broader tools.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Supports products, services, subscriptions and files, along with several commerce models, so one platform can accommodate a changing sales mix.
• Pro: Multiple active payment services can be connected, while customer payments settle directly to the merchant’s account.
• Pro: Built-in operations tools, integrations and APIs can reduce the need to assemble separate systems for store management and connected services.
• Con: Each plan carries a transaction fee, including the free plan; the 2% Personal rate can weigh on sellers with substantial sales.
• Con: Marketplace-builder and dropshipping-supplier tools require Enterprise, placing those models behind the highest-priced tier.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see No-Code E-Commerce Platforms.

• Big Cartel is a freemium alternative with a free Gold plan capped at five products and one customizable store template, so it is worth comparing for a very small catalog.
• Instamojo has a free Quick plan with unlimited payment links, making it an option to consider when payment links are the priority.
• Tiendanube has a free Inicial plan with unlimited products, sales and visits plus one distribution center, which may suit sellers whose needs align with those plan terms.
• ExpandCart offers a free plan and a free trial, with its Standard plan at $19 a month for 100 products, one user and one responsive template.
• Dukaan has a restaurant plan priced at ₹4,999, paid once, with no per-order commission and separate dine-in and delivery menus, making it a focused alternative for restaurant sales.
• BigCommerce is a paid alternative with a Core plan at $29 a month billed annually, up to $30K TTM GMV, auto-upgrades to Growth and a 2.0% Open Payment Provider fee.
• Salla is a freemium alternative with a free Basic plan that includes unlimited products and orders.
• Zid is a freemium alternative whose Starter plan includes unlimited products, orders and customers, discount coupons, basic payment methods and Zid Logistics shipping integration.

Verdict

Choose Selldone if your business needs one platform for storefront operations and several ways to sell, especially when payment options and integrations matter. Its broad commerce support is the main reason to choose it; the transaction fee on every tier, and Enterprise-only access to marketplace-builder and dropshipping-supplier tools, are reasons to look elsewhere or compare the total cost carefully.