DPD vs E-junkie

E-junkie and DPD work the same way, with a flat monthly price, no fee per sale and payments to your own processor. E-junkie costs $8 to $40 a month and DPD $10 to $280. Here's where each one comes out ahead.

DPD and E-junkie side by side

DPDE-junkie
Monthly price$10 to $280, by product count and file space $8, $10, $20 or $40
Products and file space20 products and 1GB for $10, up to 3,500 products and 174GB 10 products and 200MB for $8, 40 and 2GB for $10, 150 and 8GB for $20, unlimited for $40
Fee per saleNone None
Sales and bandwidth limitsNone None
Payment processorsPayPal or Stripe PayPal, Stripe, Braintree and more
Selling from your own siteEmbed components, buy buttons and a cart for any website Buy now buttons, a shopping cart, product pages and a hosted shop
Checkout on your own domainFrom the $16 plan Not on its pricing or features page
PDF stampingThe buyer’s details on every PDF, plus encryption The buyer’s name, email and transaction ID on PDF downloads
License keysYes Yes
SubscriptionsYes. The first 5 subscribers are free, then $0.69 per subscriber a month Not on its pricing or features page
Free trial30 days, no payment details needed 14 days, no credit card needed

E-junkie's details are from its own pricing page and features page, checked November 2, 2026. Prices change, so check there before you decide.

What it costs

E-junkie gives you more for the money. $10 a month gets 40 products and 2GB on E-junkie, and 20 products and 1GB on DPD. Past 150 products, E-junkie’s $40 plan has no limits, and DPD’s plans keep going up to $280 for 3,500 products.

So if all you need is a buy button and file delivery at the lowest price, E-junkie is hard to beat. The rest of this page covers what DPD’s extra cost gets you.

When E-junkie is the better choice

  • You want the lowest monthly price for your catalog.
  • You have a large catalog. $40 a month covers unlimited products and storage.
  • You take payments through a processor DPD doesn’t support, like Braintree.

When DPD is the better choice

  • You sell subscriptions. DPD runs them for you, and the first 5 subscribers are free.
  • You’d like the checkout on your own domain, from the $16 plan.
  • You put out new versions of your products. DPD can send updated files to everyone who bought the old one.
  • You run more than one store, or want staff to have their own logins. DPD has several stores and staff accounts in one account.

Moving from E-junkie to DPD

  1. Start a free 30-day trial. You don’t need to enter payment details.
  2. Connect your PayPal or Stripe account.
  3. Add your products and upload their files.
  4. Replace E-junkie’s buttons on your site with DPD’s embed components or buy buttons.

Questions

Is DPD cheaper than E-junkie?

Usually not. At the same price, E-junkie gives you more products and file space, and its $40 plan has no limits at all. DPD costs a bit more, and it has subscriptions and checkout on your own domain, which E-junkie’s pricing and features pages don’t list.

Do DPD and E-junkie take a fee on each sale?

Neither does. You pay the monthly plan, and your payment processor charges its usual fee.

Can I try DPD before I switch?

Yes. The trial is 30 days, includes every feature, and doesn’t ask for payment details.

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