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I've posted before about Tictail which is a free to use shop site with unlimited products. There are add on apps that vary in price from free upwards. It's easy to use and can be linked to Paypal and Stripe for payments. There are no selling fees.
Another site that I've just found out about is GoSpaces. This has something to do with Shopify, not sure if they fully own it but they at least partly do. The price structure is free for the first $50 taken and then $9 per month and 3% after. So if you're just trying things out and not sure how it will go this could be worthwhile.
I haven't used this so don't really know how it works.
If anyone knows any others post below. I know a lot of others have free trials but I've found that 30 days trial is often not long enough to work out how things work, especially if you're also selling on Ebay and Amazon.
Another site that I've just found out about is GoSpaces. This has something to do with Shopify, not sure if they fully own it but they at least partly do. The price structure is free for the first $50 taken and then $9 per month and 3% after. So if you're just trying things out and not sure how it will go this could be worthwhile.
I haven't used this so don't really know how it works.
If anyone knows any others post below. I know a lot of others have free trials but I've found that 30 days trial is often not long enough to work out how things work, especially if you're also selling on Ebay and Amazon.
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I know a lot of others have free trials but I've found that 30 days trial is often not long enough to work out how things work, especially if you're also selling on Ebay and Amazon.
Some will extend the trial if you ask - have done it on a couple of occasions.0
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