Comparisons
A shop is a catalogue. A folder is a door.
These tools sell files. Spike is the leftover job: a library with a treated preview and checkout on the same URL, for a buyer you already have.
- Stan Store vs SpikeA creator storefront in the bio versus a pack on a latch.
- Bandcamp vs SpikeA music aisle versus stems on a latch.
- E-junkie vs SpikeA buy button from another decade versus a folder page.
- Shopify vs Spike for digital downloadsA real shop versus a folder that can charge.
- Payhip vs SpikeA European-shaped shop versus a folder with a latch.
- Selz vs SpikeA small online store versus a latch on the pack.
- Selly vs SpikeA digital goods shop versus a latch on the pack.
- Podia vs SpikeA campus versus a pack.
- SendOwl vs SpikeDelivery plumbing versus a page the buyer actually opens.
- Gumroad vs SpikeA storefront is an aisle. A folder is a hand-off.
- Payloadz vs SpikeA PayPal download cart versus a folder page.
- FetchApp vs SpikeA fulfillment pipe inside a store versus a folder page.
- Pulley vs SpikeA buy button for artists versus a folder page.
- Easy Digital Downloads vs SpikeA WordPress shop for files versus a folder page.
- Squarespace vs Spike for digital downloadsA website with a shop versus a folder that can charge.
- Etsy vs Spike for digital downloadsA mall listing versus a private folder.
- PayKickstart vs SpikeA funnel cart versus a pack on a latch.
- SamCart vs SpikeA checkout page versus a pack on a latch.
- Snipcart vs SpikeA cart you embed versus a folder that is the page.
- Vimeo vs SpikeA player versus a pack you can take.
- Ecwid vs SpikeAn embeddable store versus a latch on the pack.
- Shoprocket vs SpikeA buy button you paste versus a folder that is the till.
- FastSpring vs SpikeA merchant of record versus a folder with a price.
- FoxyCart vs SpikeA customizable cart versus a folder page.