Omniterra vs Jumpseller: what happens after day seven

Short answer

Jumpseller and Omniterra both charge 0% commission on sales. Where they part company is the entry point.

Jumpseller runs a 7-day free trial. Their own FAQ puts it plainly: once the trial is over and you have not subscribed, your store will be blocked. The cheapest way to keep it open is the Basic plan at $11 a month. Omniterra has a Free plan that does not expire, with 50 orders a month and 250 products — enough to test a market properly rather than in a week.

If you already know you are launching and you want unlimited products from day one, Jumpseller's Basic plan is inexpensive. If you want to find out whether the idea works before you pay anything, seven days is not long enough.

At a glance

The two details worth reading twice

AI credits are metered and they expire. Jumpseller's plan features list "150 AI Credits per Month" on Basic, 600 on Pro and 3,000 on Advanced, with the note that unused credits do not roll over. Credits are spent generating texts and images. It is a fair model — you pay for what the AI costs them — but it means the cheapest plan gives you roughly five product descriptions a day, and a month where you do not use them is a month you paid for nothing.

"0% transaction fees" has one exception. The same feature list describes Product Subscriptions as having a small 0.5% per-order fee. If recurring orders are your business — coffee, supplements, pet food, a box of anything — that 0.5% applies to every renewal, for as long as the customer stays. On €10,000 a month of subscription orders that is €100 a month, on top of the plan.

Omniterra charges no per-order fee on subscriptions, on any plan.

What you get before you pay

That last row is the one that matters if you are launching a first store. A blocked store is a dead link for anyone who already found you — a customer, a supplier, a search engine.

Where Jumpseller is ahead

Honest comparisons name the other side's strengths, so: Jumpseller has been around longer and shows more than 20,000 active stores and over 100 payment partners on its home page. Its app gallery is larger than ours, and its support library is broader — we measured 268 support pages against our own smaller set in October 2026.

They are also further along on agentic commerce — letting AI assistants read a shop's catalogue directly. We added a public catalogue endpoint for assistants in October 2026; they have had one longer.

If your market needs a payment gateway we have not integrated yet, check their list against ours before deciding. That is a real reason to choose them, and no amount of writing on our side changes it.

Where we are ahead

• A free plan that does not expire, with 0% commission, instead of a seven-day window.
• No per-order fee on subscriptions, where they charge 0.5%.
• AI that is not metered by credits that expire at the end of the month.
• Cash on delivery as a first-class payment method, with a risk score on every order, order limits and a block list — not an add-on.
• Prices on a public pricing page. Theirs are on the sign-up form; /pricing/ returns 404.

Which one to choose

Choose Jumpseller if you need a payment gateway or a specific app that only they have, if you are launching immediately and will pay from day one anyway, or if their support library in your language decides it for you.

Choose Omniterra if you want to test before paying, if subscriptions are part of the business, if cash on delivery is how your market buys, or if you would rather not watch a credit balance while writing product descriptions.

Either way, start with the free option and move your catalogue once you are sure. Both platforms import a CSV.