Your account
Your WeSelling account
How WeSelling charges, what happens if credit runs out, and your web address.
WeSelling charges per active day, from a credit balance you top up. There is no monthly commitment and no contract to exit.
How charging works
- You top up credit
- Each active day costs one day's rate
- A day is charged at most once, ever — a retry or an outage cannot double-charge you
- You can pay in the platform's base currency or in US dollars at the stored rate
What happens when credit runs out
| State | Read | Add new | Export | Your shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trial | yes | yes | yes | open |
| Active | yes | yes | yes | open |
| Grace | yes | no | yes | open |
| Expired | yes | no | yes | closed |
| Suspended | no | no | yes | closed |
Two of those are deliberate and worth knowing about:
- Grace keeps your shop open. Closing it the moment credit lapses punishes your customers, who can do nothing about it.
- Export always works. You are never locked away from your own records, and the page you need in order to pay is never behind the thing stopping you.
Topping up revives a lapsed account immediately.
Your web address
Your shop lives at yourname.weselling.store. You can change it, but not casually: every change orphans printed receipts, WhatsApp messages and QR codes on your wall, so there is a cooldown between changes.
The old address is held for a while so it can be redirected, and so nobody else can immediately take a name your customers still have written down.
Your own domain
You can point a domain you own at your shop. It serves nothing until you have proved you own it by publishing a DNS record — an unverified claim on somebody else's domain must never resolve.
Closing your account
You keep read access and export for a retention window after closing, so nothing is lost the moment you decide to stop.