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Vendmint vs others

The other ways to sell online

Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix and Lovable have pages of their own. This one is for everything else — one tab per platform, kept short on purpose. Pick the one you were about to sign up for.

0%

of every sale, on every plan

You connect your own Stripe account, so payments settle to you and you pay the processor's rate alone. We add nothing on top of it. naffy takes its 6% before Stripe's fee is even counted.

583 zł

of monthly sales, and the plan is the cheaper side

That is the point where 6% of sales equals the 34,99 zł subscription. Below it naffy costs less and this page says so; above it the gap only widens.

10

stores on one subscription

One plan covers up to ten separate stores, each with its own domain, design and catalogue. A second brand or a second offer does not cost twice.

6% of sales, or a fixed amount every month

Set how many items you sell in a month and what one of them costs. Payment fees are counted on both sides and land identically on both — naffy runs on Stripe and so do you — so what is left between the columns is the commission against the subscription.

Your Vendmint plan

Payment method

25
120 zł

That comes to 3000 zł of sales a month. Each item is one transaction, and the flat part of the processor's fee is charged per transaction on both sides.

Vendmint Basic

108 zł

per month

Subscription
34,99 zł
Platform commission
0,00 zł
Payment fees
73,00 zł
What reaches you
2892 zł
Taken out of sales
3,6%

naffy

253 zł

per month

Subscription
0,00 zł
Platform commission
180,00 zł
Payment fees
73,00 zł
What reaches you
2747 zł
Taken out of sales
8,4%

Stays with you

145 złper month

1740 zł per year

The two are level at 5 items at this price — 583 zł of monthly sales, the point where 6% of sales equals the Basic subscription.

You are above that line, so the commission already costs more than the plan — and it keeps growing with every sale you make.

Rates as of August 2026, Polish market. naffy: no subscription, a 6% net commission on each sale, plus its payment provider's fee — the platform publishes 1.4% + 1 zł for cards and 1.6% + 1 zł for BLIK, and pays out automatically within 7 days. Because the commission is quoted net, a seller who cannot deduct VAT pays more than 6% in practice; this counts the plain 6%, which is the reading least favourable to us. Vendmint: Basic 34,99 zł, Starter 49,99 zł and Growth 69,99 zł a month, 0% of the sale, and your own Stripe account — the rates used here are Stripe Poland's, 1.5% + 1 zł for European cards and 1.6% + 1 zł for BLIK, the same figures the other comparison pages use. Processing is therefore charged identically in both columns and does not move the point at which they cross. Check both current price lists before deciding.

Where Vendmint comes out ahead

The commission does not grow with you

6% is quiet at 500 zł a month and loud at 10 000 — that is 600 zł handed over every single month, against a plan that costs the same whatever you sell. And your own Stripe account sits underneath, so the money lands with you rather than being passed on to you.

One simple page, or a whole store — your call

If all you want is a headline, a photo and a buy button, that is what gets built. If you want collections, a product page with reviews, an FAQ, a section about you and a separate landing page for each offer, that is the same tool and the same subscription. You describe it, the AI writes it, and you can keep changing it afterwards.

The address, the design and the data are yours

Your own domain on every plan, and a store that carries nobody else's name in its URL — not a profile inside somebody's platform. The design is generated for your brand rather than picked off a template list, and the store is published as a static site that loads instantly.

Not only digital goods

The same store sells files and physical products side by side: variants, stock, shipping, VAT rates, the 30-day lowest price, order emails. Ad pixels, storefront analytics, forms and additional languages are in the plan too.

Row by row

One row goes to naffy, and it stayed in the table — a comparison is only worth reading if it can be checked.

Row by rowVendmintnaffy
Money
Commission on a sale0%, on every plan6% net of every sale
Monthly feefrom 34,99 złnone — free to open and keep open
Payment feesyour own Stripe account, at Stripe's own rateStripe through naffy: 1.4% + 1 zł card, 1.6% + 1 zł BLIK
Payoutsstraight into your Stripe account, on your Stripe payout scheduleautomatic, within 7 days
The store itself
Store addressyour own domain, on every plannaffy.io/yourname
Designgenerated for your brand and reworked by describing the changeready-made templates you adjust
How far a page can goone screen or a full catalogue: sections, collections, product pages, FAQ, landing pagesa store page and a subpage per product
What you can sell
Digital productsfiles and links, expiring links, download limits, EU consent at checkoutebooks, courses, webinars, recordings, vouchers
Physical productsvariants, stock, shipping, VAT rates, 30-day lowest pricepossible alongside the digital ones

Scroll the table sideways to see both columns.

Fair is fair

When to take naffy instead

naffy is not a worse version of this — it is a different shape. It costs nothing until something sells, and it has a booking and course module we simply do not have. If one of these is you, take it.

naffy pricing
  • You are starting out and do not know whether anything will sell at all. At zero sales naffy costs zero; a subscription does not.
  • You sell consultations, live training or courses with a player: the calendar, the bookings, the SMS reminders and the webinars are built in there and are not part of Vendmint.

If sales are already steady, though, work out in the calculator above what 6% costs you over a year. That is usually where the answer flips.

Work out what the percentage costs you

0% of every sale, your own Stripe account, and a store as simple or as large as you want it. Moving from wherever you sell today is free.

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