Free vs Paid: choosing a plan
Every shop starts on Free, and you can move to Paid whenever your sales make it worth it. The two plans differ only in how Plukio's fee works. Both give you unlimited published products, your own shop address, and checkout on Plukio.
| Free | Paid | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | Nothing | $19 per 30 days (launch price) |
| Plukio's fee on each order | 6% | 1% |
| Published products | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Plukio's fee is a share of each order's total, shipping included, taken when the buyer pays. On a $40 print with $8 shipping, that's $2.88 on Free and $0.48 on Paid. See Fees on Plukio.
Which one is cheaper for you?
Free is the better deal while you sell under about $380 a month. Past that, Paid costs less. Buying Paid time in longer stretches lowers the monthly cost further: 3, 6 or 12 months save 10%, 20% or 30%. See Paying for Paid.
Before you open a shop, the calculator on the Sell on Plukio page shows what each plan would cost on a month of your sales.
Stripe's own processing fee applies on both plans and isn't part of either figure.
The launch price
$19 is a launch price for everyone during Plukio's first year of shops, which ends after 25 September 2027. Then Paid is $39 per 30 days, with the same 10%, 20% and 30% off for 3, 6 and 12 months, and the break-even point moves to about $780 a month.
- Months you've already bought keep the price you paid, however long they run.
- If you've turned on auto-renew, it renews at $39 from the first renewal after the launch price ends.
Prices outside the US
Plans are priced in US dollars for everyone, so a shop that sells in another currency sees the price as "US$19". Plukio's fee on each sale is in your shop's own currency.
Changing plans
You can buy Paid time from your Plan page once your shop is open. When your paid time runs out, there's a 7-day grace, and then you're back on Free. Nothing is ever hidden or deleted when that happens: only the fee changes.
Last reviewed October 13, 2026