Paddle

Sell digital products with almost no setup

Gumroad sells a digital product with almost no setup for one person, a lighter option than Paddle for a seller with a single product in fewer countries.

Game server monetization at a flat five percent

Tebex is built specifically for selling perks and ranks on a game server at a flat five percent, a narrower niche than Paddle's general digital product tax handling.

Checkout pages built for testing offers

SamCart at $79 builds checkout pages made for testing offers, optimising the sale where Paddle handles the tax behind it.

Digital product sales with the tax handled

Lemon Squeezy is also a merchant of record handling sales tax like Paddle, but aimed at one person selling files rather than a wider software business.

Card and wallet payments with no monthly fee

PayPal charges nothing monthly and lets a buyer pay with a balance, card or Venmo, but leaves sales tax registration to you rather than handling it like Paddle.

Card payments at a published per-charge rate

Stripe publishes a flat per-charge rate and gives more control over the checkout, but it does not register or remit sales tax the way Paddle does as merchant of record.

Sell access to a community with no monthly fee

Whop sells access to a community with no monthly fee, free to start, membership rather than merchant of record for a product.