Milo vs SureCart

Two percent, or a licence. We only have the percentage, and it is half.

SureCart takes 2% on its free plan and drops the fee on plans from $179 a year. Milo takes one percent through Milo Payments, has no plan above it, and keeps the whole store inside your own WordPress and WooCommerce.

SureCart

A hosted checkout with a WordPress plugin

2%

on the free plan

Milo, the engine$0

Plus 1% on payments through Milo Payments, and nothing with your own gateway.

Their free plan carries a 2% transaction fee; paid plans start at $179 a year with no fee. Checked July 2026. Their pricing

Side by side
MiloSureCart
Transaction fee1% with Milo Payments, 0% with your own gateway2% on the free plan
Fee-free optionAny Gateway add-on, one purchaseA plan from $179 a year
Where the store livesYour WordPress and WooCommerceTheir hosted checkout
Where orders are storedYour databaseTheir platform
Database overheadYour subscribers are rows you ownNone, because the rows are theirs
Works with your existing WooCommerce catalogueYesSeparate product setup
LeavingMigrator, in the free pluginExport and rebuild
Open sourceGPL, on WordPress.orgPlugin is open, platform is not

Where we actually differ

This is the honest one: SureCart is a good product with a different bet. Theirs is that a hosted checkout is worth the fee. Ours is that your store should stay in your database, and that one percent is enough.

Decide with your own store, not our table.

The engine is free and the migrator runs on a staging copy, so you can see the result before committing anything.