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Shoppex prices, next to theirs.

SellAuth and Komerza both publish their plans, so those are the six rows below. Shoppex loses some of them and ties others.

Shoppex

Free
0 EUR

2% a sale, custom domain, self-custody crypto

Business
99 EUR

0% fees, unlimited products, cart recovery

SellAuth

Base
0 USD

0% fees, 50 products, 25+ payment methods

Business
9.99 USD

Custom domain, 500 products, cart recovery

Scale
29.99 USD

Reseller panel, 5,000 products, 50 team members

Komerza

Free
0 EUR

All platform features included

Premium
19.99 EUR

Custom domains, premium support, 100 MB files

Business
99.99 EUR

Email marketing, cart recovery, self-custody crypto

Monthly prices. SellAuth figures come off https://sellauth.com/pricing, read 17 August 2026. Komerza figures come off https://komerza.com/pricing, read 16 August 2026. Shoppex figures come off our own plans.

Plans and gating

Shoppex loses two of these rows.

Fee, product cap, domain, crypto wallet, cart recovery, email sends. A table where one column wins every line is a sales sheet, and you would be right not to trust it.

  • Platform fee on a sale

    Shoppex
    2% on Free, 0% on Business
    SellAuth1
    0% on every plan
    Komerza2
    0% on every plan
  • Products on the free plan

    Shoppex
    Up to 100 per shop, up to 3 shops
    SellAuth1
    Up to 50, then 500 and 5,000 on paid plans
    Komerza2
    Not stated on the pricing page
  • Custom domain

    Shoppex
    Included on the free plan
    SellAuth1
    From Business, 9.99 USD a month
    Komerza2
    From Premium, 19.99 EUR a month
  • Self-custody crypto wallet

    Shoppex
    On every plan
    SellAuth1
    On every plan, four coins
    Komerza2
    On Business, 99.99 EUR a month
  • Abandoned cart recovery

    Shoppex
    On Business, 99 EUR a month
    SellAuth1
    On Business, 9.99 USD a month
    Komerza2
    On Business, 99.99 EUR a month
  • Included email sends

    Shoppex
    50,000 a month on Business
    SellAuth1
    Your own SMTP from Business, no quota stated
    Komerza2
    50,000 a month on Business

Sources

  1. 1Every SellAuth cell above is from their own pages, https://sellauth.com/pricing for the plans and the caps and their global payments page for the coin count, both retrieved 17 August 2026.
  2. 2Every Komerza cell above is from their pricing page, https://komerza.com/pricing, retrieved 16 August 2026. Nothing else feeds those cells: no feature page, no review site, no third party.
  3. 3Shoppex cells are the plan entitlements the billing code enforces and the prices on our own pricing page.

Comparison as of August 2026, based on public documentation. Prices and plan contents change. Ping us in the Discord if a row has gone stale and we fix it or drop it.

Switching

Six platforms import straight into Shoppex.

The importer reads your old shop over its own API and writes the catalogue, the customers and the order history into your new one. You keep your payment accounts, so switching a storefront is not a payout migration.

Products, variants, keys and files
The importer pulls your catalogue with its variants and categories, and carries the serial stock, the files and the product images across with it.
Customers and their order history
Customer records, past orders with their line items and payments, and the reviews those orders earned. A returning buyer does not land on your new shop as a stranger.
Your own payment accounts
Cards and crypto settle on the accounts you connect, the same ones you use now. You reconnect the provider and the money keeps landing where it already lands.
Your domain, on the free plan
Point the domain at the new storefront and Shoppex issues the certificate. Custom domains sit on the free plan, so the move does not start with an upgrade.

On the rest of the site

Every number links to its receipt.

These are Shoppex claims about Shoppex, so they stay out of the table above. Each page names the file the number was counted in.

The free plan costs nothing to test.

Import the catalogue, connect your own payment accounts, and compare the two dashboards with your real products sitting in them.