E-commerce

The tools in this category cover different stages of selling online, so start with the job you need done rather than the brand.
Running a store. Shopify and Jumpseller are hosted platforms: the vendor handles hosting, security and updates, and you work within their limits. Shopify’s real cost is usually the payment processing and app stack rather than the plan fee, so budget for both. Jumpseller builds multilingual and multi-currency selling in rather than adding it through paid apps, which matters for merchants selling across language boundaries. Dokan takes a different route: it turns a WooCommerce site into a multi-vendor marketplace with separate seller dashboards and commission rules.
Selling digital products. Payhip and Sellfy give creators a storefront for downloads, courses and memberships without assembling payments, file hosting and licensing separately. Payhip states it handles digital EU/UK VAT; Sellfy charges a monthly fee with no platform cut, but check its revenue caps.
Sourcing and content. AliDrop automates dropshipping from overseas marketplaces into Shopify and WooCommerce stores, and Soona produces product photos and video, charging per asset you keep.
Pricing and tax handling change often. Confirm them on each vendor’s site before you commit.