Billgang is Down: Best Billgang Alternatives for Digital Sellers 2026

Billgang is down — these are the alternatives that actually work in 2026

In early August 2026, billgang.com and antistock.io stopped resolving. Both domains' nameservers now point to ns1.fbi.seized.gov and ns2.fbi.seized.gov — the same law-enforcement seizure pattern that took sellix.io offline in early 2024. Dashboards, APIs, the status page and every hosted store are unreachable, and no official statement has come from Billgang, Antistock or the DOJ. Full details are in the seizure report; the exit-scam speculation versus the DNS evidence is examined separately.

Billgang claimed roughly 7,500 businesses and 99.98% uptime. Many of those sellers already migrated once from Sellix in 2024, or were pushed from Sellpass to Antistock in late 2025 — two or three forced migrations in as many years. The next choice should be made on facts, not marketing.

Two rules before you choose

• Do not wait for Billgang to come back. Sellix was seized in early 2024 and its hosted stores never returned. Every day offline is revenue lost and customers buying elsewhere.
• Do not pick another platform that holds your money. Funds in sellers' own Stripe, PayPal or crypto-wallet accounts survived this seizure; balances and pending payouts held by Billgang or Antistock are likely unrecoverable. Payments must settle into accounts you control.

1. Sellup.io — EUR 14.99/month, everything included, 0% transaction fees

Sellup.io is an independent, EU-based platform that ships updates weekly. Pricing is one plan at EUR 14.99 per month with every feature included — no free tier, no upsell ladder, and 0% transaction fees from the first sale. A store doing EUR 1,000/month pays EUR 14.99, not EUR 30–100 in percentage cuts.

What that flat price covers:

• 11 payment gateways — Stripe, PayPal, Coinbase Commerce, Binance Pay, BTCPay and more — all connected to your own accounts, so no platform-held balances
• Serial key delivery, file downloads, 8 store templates, custom domains
• Affiliate program, flash sales, gift cards, abandoned cart recovery, customer reviews
• API + webhooks and team member accounts

Migration is the key point for displaced Billgang sellers: Sellup accepts CSV imports of Billgang, Antistock and Sellix data exports, with support-assisted migration if the files are messy, plus one-click API import from Shoppy, SellAuth, Selly, Autobuy and Sell.app. A store can be live in minutes. See the feature-by-feature Billgang comparison.

2. Sell.app

Sell.app is operating and has survived the market cycles that removed Sellix and Billgang, which counts for something. Verify the current fee schedule before committing, and confirm whether a Billgang CSV export can be imported or products must be rebuilt by hand. It is also not a dead end: Sellup's one-click API import covers Sell.app.

3. SellAuth

SellAuth advertises 0% transaction fees and remains operational. That pricing is genuinely competitive. Apply normal diligence on longevity and support responsiveness — Billgang also advertised 99.98% uptime until the day its nameservers changed. Expect a manual product rebuild when moving in.

4. Sellhub

Sellhub is operating and serves the same digital-goods niche. Check its fees, payout model and import options directly before moving a store with real volume — and only connect gateways you own.

Shoppy — operating, but read this first

Shoppy is one of the oldest names in the space and still runs, but it carries long-standing trust issues, including community reports of stolen payouts. After losing one platform without warning, moving to one with a documented history of payout complaints is a hard case to make. If chosen anyway: withdraw constantly and keep exports current.

Gumroad and Whop — the mainstream route

For non-gaming digital products — templates, e-books, courses, software — Gumroad and Whop are stable, compliant options. The cost is the catch: Gumroad takes 10% per sale, Whop around 3%. A store doing EUR 2,000/month hands Gumroad EUR 200 every month — versus EUR 60 on Whop or EUR 14.99 flat on Sellup. Their stricter acceptable-use policies also mean many game-related listings will not pass review.

Comparison at a glance

Your money and your domain

Money in a seller's own Stripe, PayPal or crypto accounts is safe — these platforms connect the seller's own gateways rather than processing on their behalf. Anything the seized platform held — internal balances, pending crypto payouts — should be treated as gone unless an official process says otherwise. Sellers with a custom domain keep their most valuable asset: traffic. Repoint DNS to a new storefront and customers land on the new store instead of a seizure notice — the same playbook that worked for Sellix refugees in 2024.

The bottom line

Billgang is not coming back on any timeline a business can plan around. The rational move is a platform that never touches your money and can ingest your exported data today.

Start selling on Sellup.io — 0% transaction fees. One plan, EUR 14.99/month, everything included, and CSV import for Billgang exports with support-assisted migration.

Still weighing options? Compare all platforms side by side — fees, features, payout models and migration paths in one table.