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Sellfy vs Shopify

Choose Sellfy if you primarily sell digital downloads, subscriptions, or print-on-demand merchandise to an online audience; choose Shopify if you need online, social, marketplace, and in-person selling in one platform. Sellfy includes digital delivery and print-on-demand tools, while Shopify offers those capabilities through apps alongside its broader retail features.

Last updated October 24, 2026.

At a glance

Sellfy compared with Shopify, one row per dimension
DimensionSellfyShopify
Sales channelsHosted store, website embeds, product linksOnline store, social, marketplaces, POS
Digital deliveryBuilt-in file hosting and deliveryFree Digital Products app
Print on demandBuilt-in merchandise toolsThird-party print-on-demand apps
SubscriptionsIncluded on paid plansShopify Subscriptions app
Starting plan priceStarter: $29/month; $22/month yearlyBasic: $39/month; $29/month yearly
Annual sales limit$10k Starter; $50k Business; $200k PremiumNA
Product limitUnlimited on paid plansUnlimited on listed plans
Payment fees0% Sellfy fee; processor fees applyCard rates; third-party fees may apply
IntegrationsZapier, webhooks, Google AnalyticsShopify App Store
Staff accountsMultiple users not supportedGrow: 5; Advanced: 15
Support24/7 email; Premium priority support24/7 live chat; higher-tier options
Free trial14 days; checkout requires a paid plan3 days; introductory offer follows

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Which should you choose?

Sellfy logo

Choose Sellfy if

  • Creators selling downloadable files
  • Sellers wanting built-in print-on-demand merchandise
  • Creators adding checkout to an existing website
  • Solo sellers who do not need staff accounts
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Shopify logo

Choose Shopify if

  • Retailers selling both online and in person
  • Businesses selling through social channels and marketplaces
  • Teams that need multiple staff accounts
  • Merchants seeking an app-based approach to added features
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The verdict

The deciding factor is how you sell. Sellfy is the better fit for a creator who wants built-in tools for downloads and merchandise, including checkout that can be embedded on an existing website. Shopify is the better fit for a business that needs point-of-sale, multiple sales channels, or staff accounts as it grows. Neither is the better choice for every seller.

Sellfy vs Shopify: common questions

How much do Sellfy and Shopify cost to start?
Sellfy lists Starter at $29 per month, or $22 per month when billed yearly. Shopify lists Basic at $39 per month, or $29 per month when billed yearly. These are vendor plan prices, not NachoNacho cashback offers.
Can both Sellfy and Shopify sell digital downloads?
Yes. Sellfy includes file hosting and automatic delivery on its paid plans. Shopify offers download delivery through its free Digital Products app.
Which is better for selling at a physical store?
Shopify is the better fit for in-person retail because its paid plans include point-of-sale features that connect with online orders and inventory. Sellfy publishes options for online stores and website embeds.
Do Sellfy or Shopify offer print on demand?
Both support print-on-demand selling. Sellfy includes merchandise creation and fulfillment through its partner facilities; Shopify lists third-party print-on-demand apps in its App Store.
Does Sellfy have a free plan?
No. Sellfy offers a 14-day free trial, but checkout requires a paid subscription. Shopify advertises a three-day trial followed by an introductory offer.
Are there annual sales limits?
Sellfy publishes annual sales limits of $10,000 on Starter, $50,000 on Business, and $200,000 on Premium; it directs higher-volume sellers to contact its team. Shopify does not publish a comparable annual sales cap on its pricing page.
Can a team manage either store?
Sellfy says multiple users cannot be added to one account. Shopify lists five additional staff accounts on Grow and 15 on Advanced; Basic does not include additional staff accounts.