Carrd vs Sellfy

Pick Carrd when the job is a single page. A landing page for an offer, a waiting list, an event page or a link-in-bio all fit. You choose a template, change the text, connect a form to your email tool and publish.

It suits founders, freelancers and small teams who want to test an idea before spending real money. A paid plan adds your own domain, forms and widgets. The paid plans are billed yearly, so check that fits before you commit.

The limit is clear. One page per site means no real blog, and design control is narrower than in a full builder. There is also no store, so anything you sell has to go through a payment tool you connect.

Pick Sellfy when you have something to sell and want the sale to work from day one. It handles the storefront, the checkout and the delivery of files, and the vendor states it takes no transaction fees on its plans.

It suits creators and small brands with a handful of products and an audience: ebooks, templates, courses, subscriptions or merchandise. You can sell downloads of up to 20GB per file, as well as physical goods and print-on-demand items. Checkout accepts PayPal, Stripe, Apple Pay, Google Pay and cards.

The limits are customisation and lock-in. Plans are tiered by your annual sales volume, so check where each tier ends. Your customers, products and order history live inside Sellfy, so ask how to export them early. There is no free plan listed, so expect to pay from the start.