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Payhip review

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A flexible storefront for creators selling digital products, subscriptions, and more.

9.3/10Editor score
Payhip9.3 Visit Payhip

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Payhip is a web-based e-commerce platform for creators selling digital products, courses, coaching, memberships, subscriptions, and physical products. Sellers can use a hosted storefront or embed checkout on an existing website. Its scope suits creators who want one selling platform for several offer types, including downloadable files, recurring products, and software licenses.

Pricing is organized into three plans: Free Forever, Plus, and Pro. All three include all features, unlimited products, and unlimited revenue. Free Forever applies a 5% transaction fee, Plus applies a 2% transaction fee, and Pro has no transaction fee. This structure gives smaller sellers a way to start without a paid tier while providing a clearer path to lower transaction costs as sales grow. The platform also includes tax handling, coupons, pay-what-you-want pricing, marketing tools, automatic digital file delivery, and recurring payments for eligible products.

Payhip’s ecosystem fit is broad. It connects with Stripe, PayPal, Square, Mollie, Mercado Pago, Paystack, PayU, RazorPay, Xendit, Midtrans, PayTabs, Flutterwave, and Iyzico, while WordPress and Squarespace integrations support existing websites. Custom domains include automatic SSL certificates, and API access covers coupons and software license-key resources. Recurring payments require Stripe and are limited to bundles, memberships, courses, and coaching, so sellers with other subscription models may need an alternative. Payment gateway availability also varies by country. Payhip is a strong fit for creators seeking a broad storefront with flexible product formats; sellers wanting a narrowly focused tool or different recurring-payment requirements should compare other options.

Payhip pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes all features and unlimited products and revenue
    • Supports digital, physical, courses, coaching, and memberships
    • Custom domains, many gateways, and API access broaden delivery options
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free Forever charges a 5% transaction fee
    • Recurring payments require Stripe and eligible product types
    • Payment gateway availability varies by country

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