Payhip has one of the simplest price lists in digital selling: a Free Forever plan with a 5% fee, Plus at $29 a month with 2%, and Pro at $99 a month with no Payhip fee. That clarity is a big reason sellers pick it. It is also why sellers outgrow it, because the fee […]
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ShipBob is one of the best-known third-party logistics companies, and its pricing page shows how that business works: there is no price list. The page sends you to a “Request Fulfillment Pricing” form and names the fee types you will pay, including implementation, receiving, warehousing, and picking, packing, and shipping each order. I teach ecommerce […]
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Wistia is a polished video host for marketers, and its pricing page shows how it works: a free plan with 1 user and 200 GB of bandwidth, Business at $79 a month on annual billing, and a Signals tier at $329 a month. For a store that just wants product videos to load fast on […]
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Lemon Squeezy sells itself as the simple way to sell digital products without handling sales tax, and its pricing page backs that up with one number: 5% plus 50 cents per transaction, no monthly fee, and Lemon Squeezy acting as your merchant of record. That is easy to understand, and it is also a percentage […]
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Serpstat is one of the cheaper all-in-one SEO platforms, and its pricing page makes the trade clear: Individual at $50 a month, Team at $100, and Agency at $410, all shown with an annual discount and 7 days to try paid features. For a store owner who needs keyword research, rank tracking, and a site […]
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beehiiv is built for newsletter publishers, and its pricing page shows it: a free plan up to 2,500 subscribers, Lite at $49 a month, and Pro at $95 a month, both on yearly billing, with a 0% take rate on paid subscriptions. If you run an ecommerce store, not a media business, that can be […]
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American Airlines and Citi are raising the Citi / AAdvantage Business card annual fee from $99 to $150 on January 24, 2027, according to an October 27 release. If you run a store, the fee is the smaller story. The same refresh adds 2 miles per dollar on one category you pick: U.S. advertising services, […]
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Mailgun is a solid email API, but its pricing page makes you do some math: a free plan capped at 100 emails a day, Basic from $15 a month for 10,000 emails, then Foundation at $35 and Scale at $90, with overage billed per thousand emails. If you run a store and only need order […]
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Wrike is built for teams that manage complex work, and its pricing page shows it: a free plan, then Team at $10 and Business at $25 per user per month, billed annually, then two plans with no price shown. For a small store team or a solo owner with a few helpers, that can be […]
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TikTok Shop dropshipping is one of the most searched ideas in ecommerce right now, and one of the most misunderstood. The classic version, where you list a product, buy it from another retailer when it sells, and have that retailer ship it to the customer, runs straight into TikTok Shop’s own seller rules. I teach […]
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