Selldone

Selldone positions itself as a “Business OS” that unifies every core function an online merchant needs—from web storefront and checkout to POS, logistics, incentives, analytics, and marketing—inside one cloud platform. Rather than relying on dozens of third‑party apps, its no‑code, no‑plugin approach aims to reduce complexity and cost while remaining scalable enough to process millions of orders. The platform’s homepage and feature library frame this value clearly: one place to design, sell, and automate across channels, backed by visual tools and enterprise‑grade architecture. Store creation covers a broad set of commerce models. Merchants can sell physical goods with shipping, virtual items such as charge cards or game tokens, downloadable files, and service offerings like bookings or rentals, all managed from the same dashboard. The storefront builder includes drag‑and‑drop landing page design, CMS and blogging, SEO controls, and social commerce tooling for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and WeChat, enabling sellers to drive discovery and conversion across platforms. The checkout is designed for speed and conversion, with the company citing improvements tied to streamlined flows. Selldone’s unified online POS is a notable differentiator. It runs in any browser on low‑cost devices, assigns staff‑specific POS sessions automatically, and synchronises in‑store and online inventory in real time. Businesses can accept phone orders, issue gift cards, apply online discounts in‑store, and attach marketing campaigns for cross‑channel attribution—all while supporting global and local payment methods. By collapsing POS and eCommerce into one system, Selldone helps omnichannel retailers maintain a single source of truth for stock, customers, and incentives. For marketplaces, the platform offers a guided setup to turn a shop into a multi‑vendor environment. The “Zero to Hero” guide details how to configure marketplace mode, connect multiple domains, and enable payments through providers like Stripe and PayPal, with operational tooling for vendor products, commissions, and order management. This makes Selldone a candidate for entrepreneurs looking to launch niche marketplaces without stitching together bespoke frameworks. Pricing is structured to keep entry simple: a free “Personal” plan provides unlimited products and core features, with a 2% fee on successful sales. Paid tiers (Startup, Company, Enterprise) offer lower fees to 1.5%, 1%, and 0.5% respectively, while expanding storage, admin limits, support levels, campaign capacity, affiliate programs, and marketplace/dropship capabilities. This mix of subscription plus reduced transaction fees encourages scaling sellers to graduate into higher tiers as volumes grow. Under the hood, Selldone exposes comprehensive APIs for storefront, checkout, payments, products, orders, incentives, campaigns, and financial records with OAuth2 authentication, supporting both public app development and deep private integrations. Visual programming for automation allows non‑developers to build trigger‑based workflows across sales and operations. The Help Centre outlines best practices for domain setup, SEO essentials, payment gateways, product types, fulfilment, and marketing, signalling investment in documentation and onboarding.

Selldone’s core advantage is its “Business OS” architecture that replaces the typical plugin‑dependent stack found in platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce. By bundling storefronts, POS, marketplaces, incentives, analytics, automation, and APIs natively, it reduces integration overhead, licensing costs, and maintenance risks associated with multi‑app ecosystems. This directly addresses a pain point surfaced in user and analyst reviews: merchant fatigue from juggling extensions to reach parity with enterprise features. The browser‑based POS is a practical differentiator for omnichannel retailers. Unlike solutions that require proprietary hardware or separate POS subscriptions, Selldone’s zero‑setup POS runs on existing devices, synchronizes inventory in real time across online and in‑store channels, and carries over digital incentives and loyalty programs into physical checkout. This yields operational simplicity and consistent customer experiences without the cost of separate POS ecosystems. Marketplace creation is another edge. Whereas building a multi‑vendor environment often demands specialised platforms or heavy customisation, Selldone offers a guided path to flip a shop into a marketplace, with native payments, vendor/product management, and domain flexibility. The ability to connect multiple domains and manage communities inside the same system supports brand‑led ecosystems, from niche marketplaces to content‑commerce hybrids.

• Small Businesses (1-99)
• Mid Market (100-500)
• Enterprise (500+)