Selldone Review: All-in-One Ecommerce for a One-Time $109

What Selldone is

Selldone is an all-in-one ecommerce platform. The listing says you can run your whole business from it with 1,500+ native features and no plugins. That covers the storefront, content, payments, marketing, point of sale and shipping tools.

The pitch is consolidation. Instead of stitching together a store builder, an email tool, an affiliate app and a POS system, you use one dashboard.

This review is based on the AppSumo listing. There was no demo video available, and we have not tested the tool hands-on.

Key features

The listing groups the platform into a few areas.

Storefront and content

• Drag-and-drop page builder for landing pages and storefronts
• Custom domain with cloud hosting, SSL and a CDN included
• Built-in CMS and blog
• SEO tools, including structured data, auto-generated sitemaps and AMP support

Selling

• Physical products, digital goods, downloadable files, services and subscriptions in the same store
• 143+ currencies and dozens of built-in gateways, including Stripe, Razorpay, Flutterwave, SSLcommerze and Xendit
• Multi-language and multi-currency support
• Secure digital delivery with configurable per-order download limits

Marketing

• Affiliate programs, email campaigns and discount tools
• Campaign scheduling with A/B testing, banner tools and UTM tracking
• Gift cards, cashback, gamification and customer club tools
• No-code visual automation

Online plus offline

• Built-in POS with real-time sync of inventory, orders and customers
• Shipping, returns and fulfillment tools, with integrations such as Shippo, Shiprocket and Shipday
• A Wi-Fi barcode scanner app that runs on any device

The listing’s FAQ also mentions a Facebook Pixel setup with e-commerce events, Twilio SMS integration, location-based product restrictions, a request-to-order system and open APIs with SDKs for developers.

How it works

According to the listing, you create a shop, pick your business model in the settings and connect a custom domain. You then build pages visually and add payment gateways. The FAQ says a multi-vendor marketplace follows the same path: create a shop, set the business model to Marketplace, add your domain and connect Stripe or PayPal.

Products can use global variants and Property Sets to keep variant names and icons consistent. Templates with dynamic content can be assigned to specific products or categories.

On the in-person side, the POS and barcode scanner app are meant to replace dedicated hardware, and stock stays in sync with the online store.

It is a young listing for a very large product, and we can’t say how smooth any of this is in practice. AppSumo’s own review summary says the initial setup can feel overwhelming and that some buyers want more customization options.

Pricing and the AppSumo deal

There are seven lifetime tiers:

• Tier 1: $109 (list $1,520)
• Tier 2: $189 (list $3,280)
• Tier 3: $409 (list $6,490)
• Tier 4: $549 (list $9,240)
• Tier 5: $899 (list $10,000)
• Tier 6: $1,249 (list $11,000)
• Tier 7: $2,299 (list $12,000)

Every tier includes unlimited products, traffic, storage, admins, custom domains and landing pages. It also includes the CMS and blog, tax calculation, AI product assistance, and PWA and Android apps.

The tiers differ in these ways:

• Stores: The listing shows 5, 1, 7, 12, 2, 20 and 60 stores for tiers 1 to 7. That order looks inconsistent, with tier 2 at one store and tier 5 at two, so confirm the numbers on AppSumo before choosing.
• Digital file fee: 7% on tiers 1-2, 3% on tiers 3-5, 2% on tier 6 and 1% on tier 7.
• File storage: 100 GB on tiers 1-2, rising to 1 TB per store on tier 7.
• Genesis AI discount: 0% on tiers 1-2, up to 50% on tier 7.
• Marketplace builder and listing: tier 3 and up only.

Every tier carries a 1% transaction fee. You must activate within 60 days, can upgrade between tiers while the deal is live, and can downgrade within 60 days. The deal ends October 28, 2026.

AppSumo reports 105 reviews averaging 4.83/5, and it offers a 60-day money-back guarantee.

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

Good fit

• Small retailers who sell both in a shop and online and want one inventory
• Sellers of mixed products, such as physical goods plus downloads or services
• Businesses selling across countries who need multi-currency and multi-language support
• People who want marketing tools like affiliates, loyalty and campaigns without more subscriptions
• Anyone planning a marketplace, who should look at tier 3 or higher

Think twice

• Beginners who want a simple store up and running quickly. A platform this broad has a learning curve.
• Sellers of digital files on the low tiers, where the 7% digital file fee could add up
• Buyers who want proof of reliability first. We haven’t tested it, so use the 60-day window to try the features you actually need.
• Anyone who wants a deep, fully customizable design setup, given the customization feedback in AppSumo’s review summary

If you buy, start by checking the store limit and the fees for your tier, and test your real checkout, shipping and POS flow early.