Komerza vs Gumroad
the long-standing creator storefront with a per-sale cut
10% + $0.50 per direct sale
Komerza vs Lemon Squeezy
merchant of record with tax handled, at 5% of each sale
5% + 50¢ per sale
Komerza vs Whop
a marketplace and community platform with a low headline rate
2.7% + $0.30 per domestic card sale
Komerza vs Sell.app
3% per sale, or a $199.99/mo plan to remove it
3% per sale on the Standard plan
Komerza vs Shoppex
the closest model to Komerza, built for the small store and capped to match
2% per sale on the free plan, 0% on paid plans
Komerza vs SellAuth
0% fees like Komerza, built for small stores and capped to match
0% on every plan
Komerza vs Sellhub
0% fees at a low monthly price, with tight product caps
0% platform fees
What each one costs you
Every platform here prices differently, so the cheapest one depends on your revenue and your average order value rather than on any headline rate. Put your own numbers in.
- Komerza Premium€20/mo
No transaction fee, no product cap and no revenue cap on any plan.
- Shoppex Growth€20/mo
0% applies up to $5,000 of monthly revenue; past that the €99 Business plan is required.
- Sell.app StandardUS$150/mo
Sell.app's Advanced plan removes the 3% for $199.99/mo.
- WhopUS$195/mo
Domestic card rate only. Excludes international (+1.5%), currency conversion (+1%), payout, dispute, tax and affiliate fees.
- Lemon SqueezyUS$350/mo
Excludes the +1.5% on international transactions and the +5% on cart-recovered payments, which depend on your mix.
- GumroadUS$600/mo
Direct sales only. Sales through Gumroad Discover are charged 30%.
Estimates from each platform’s published rates, excluding payment processor charges, which you pay on any platform. Rows are shown in the currency each platform quotes and are not converted between them. Fees verified September 2026; check each provider for current rates.
We ranked them ourselves
Harry, who co-founded Komerza, put the serious platforms for selling digital products into a tier list and explained each placement. It is our own assessment rather than a neutral one, and the reasoning is on screen so you can disagree with it.
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