DokanEasy vs Sellsull: Free Plans, Order Limits and COD Tools Compared

Brand-published comparison. Reviewed 21 October 2026. Scope: claims on the two platforms' public pages; no claim of end-to-end transaction testing. Sellsull is a Bangladesh-focused builder whose published plans make it a useful comparison with DokanEasy for small COD-led sellers.

Free-plan comparison

Sellsull's public pricing section lists a free Starter plan with up to 10 products, an automatic subdomain, payment gateway, courier service and support tickets. DokanEasy's free plan currently advertises up to 50 products, 100 orders per month, a subdomain, SSL, COD and personal bKash/Nagad payments, with no platform transaction fee.

For a catalog between 11 and 50 products, DokanEasy therefore publishes a higher free product ceiling. That is a real, limited advantage—not proof of higher sales, better uptime or a better checkout. Sellers should also compare what each platform counts as a product, whether variants affect limits, and which integrations are active on the exact plan.

Paid tiers are not like-for-like

Sellsull lists Professional at Tk 500 per month with 100 products, 100 orders per day, custom domain, gateway, courier and 24/7 support. Platinum is listed at Tk 1,500 per month with unlimited products and orders plus a fraud checker and POS. DokanEasy lists Starter at Tk 999 per month with 450 products and 800 monthly orders, custom domain, inventory/POS, SMS tools and Pathao/Steadfast API integrations.

The lower Sellsull Professional price may suit a seller with fewer than 100 products and relatively high daily order capacity. DokanEasy Starter may suit a broader catalog that remains below its monthly order allowance. Published limits use different time periods, so converting '100 per day' into a monthly promise would be misleading; fair comparison requires written confirmation of throttling, overages and reset rules.

Sellsull's documented strengths

Sellsull publicly describes an ad landing-page builder, incomplete-order capture, Facebook Pixel plus Conversions API, TikTok Pixel and Google Tag Manager. It also describes courier-history fraud checks and blocking by IP, device or phone number on paid plans. Those are credible differentiators for sellers whose funnel begins with paid social ads. DokanEasy should not be described as lacking equivalents unless its support confirms that in writing.

DokanEasy's documented strengths

DokanEasy's public plans emphasize a larger free catalog, a defined free monthly order allowance, 0% platform transaction fee, local-wallet/COD setup, and on paid tiers inventory/POS and specific courier APIs. Its Growth plan advertises Meta Pixel/catalog sync, abandoned-cart tools and staff permissions. Confirm current inclusions on DokanEasy pricing.

A practical trial scorecard

Create the same ten-product test catalog on each platform. Measure setup time, mobile product-page clarity, variant handling, COD confirmation steps, courier booking, stock deduction, return recording and report export. Place only authorized test orders and cancel them cleanly. Ask support how data can be exported before paying for a long term.

Then model three months: subscription, gateway charges, SMS, courier fees, domain, extra orders and staff hours. Test one failed-delivery case and one exchange. Fraud tools reduce risk only when the underlying data is accurate and the team follows a confirmation policy; they cannot guarantee a genuine customer.

Bottom line

DokanEasy has the clearer published free-catalog advantage; Sellsull publishes a lower-priced 100-product tier and detailed ad/fraud tooling. The right choice depends on catalog size, order pattern and acquisition channel. Preserve SKU codes, product photos and customer consent records so switching remains possible.

Related reading: Bangladesh product-demand validation worksheet. All prices and features were reviewed from vendor-controlled pages and may change; obtain a dated quotation for business-critical functions.