A storefront is not a source of buyers
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Choose the buying journey before choosing the software: discovery and delivery are different jobs.
Compare delivery needs, costs and alternatives before committing.
Compare delivery needs, costs and alternatives before committing.
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Choose the buying journey before choosing the software: discovery and delivery are different jobs.
Payhip can fit direct pattern delivery; it does not replace design quality, audience development or customer support.
Compare plan fees on the same eligible monthly sales base, then add payment processing and your real operating costs.
Compare your actual file delivery and update needs before comparing headline transaction fees.
Choose between storefront and marketplace responsibilities—not an invented promise of effortless traffic.
A specialist pattern catalogue may offer a better buyer context than a general storefront; verify its current seller requirements.
File hosting does not establish pattern accuracy, universal email reach, piracy prevention or a market for the product.
Do not migrate a working catalogue when a clearer package or support page can fix the real problem.
A useful brief records the actual buyer, package, purchase options and support responsibility—not a target page count.