European Alternatives to Spocket
Looking for a European alternative to Spocket? Spocket, Inc. gives 555 Burrard St in Vancouver as its postal address, its terms are governed by the laws of British Columbia, and disputes go to the courts in Vancouver. Its pricing page lists plans from $39.99 to $299.99 a month, billed in dollars, with a 7-day trial and a 0% transaction fee.
The European dropshipping platforms below are run from the Netherlands, Poland, Estonia, Norway, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and Israel, publish prices in euros or pounds where they show prices at all, and cover supplier catalogues, print on demand and store automation.
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12 European Alternatives to Spocket
Hertwill
Tallinn dropshipping app for EU and US brands, free tier
GOGETTERS
Dutch dropshipping app importing European supplier stock in one click
Droplo
Polish B2B platform for wholesale and dropshipping sellers
Gelato
Norwegian print on demand network with local production
Woosa
Free WooCommerce plugins for BigBuy, DropXL and vidaXL
Droppery
Amsterdam B2B platform linking European brands and webshops
Cloudprinter
Dutch print API with local production in 104 countries
Prodigi
UK print on demand with an API and dropship delivery
Spreadconnect
Leipzig print on demand apparel with store connectors
AutoDS
Israeli automation suite for multi-supplier dropshipping stores
BDroppy
Italian designer fashion dropshipping with flat EU shipping
Brandsdistribution
Turin fashion wholesaler with a dropshipping subscription
Key takeaways
- Spocket, Inc. is a Canadian company with its postal address in Vancouver, and its terms are governed by British Columbia law.
- Spocket's four plans cost $39.99, $59.99, $99.99 and $299.99 a month, with a 7-day trial and a 0% transaction fee.
- Hertwill in Estonia and GOGETTERS in the Netherlands both publish euro prices and offer a free plan, while Spocket's price list starts at $39.99 after a trial.
- Woosa, a Dutch WooCommerce specialist, offers its dropshipping plugins without a licence fee, while Spocket asks for a separate subscription for every additional store.
- Spreadconnect, Gelato, Prodigi and Cloudprinter replace Spocket only for print on demand, where an item is printed after the customer orders it.
Why people leave Spocket
Spocket is a dropshipping marketplace where a shop owner picks products from a supplier catalogue, imports them into a store and lets the supplier ship each order straight to the customer. The company behind it, Spocket, Inc., gives 555 Burrard St in Vancouver as its postal address. Its home page lists connections to Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, Ecwid, eBay and Amazon.
The contract is Canadian rather than European. Spocket's terms are governed by the laws of British Columbia and disputes go to the courts in Vancouver. The price list is in dollars, from $39.99 to $299.99 a month, and a shop in Lyon or Leipzig pays a currency conversion on every renewal. None of this is unusual for a platform built for the North American market.
The reasons to look elsewhere are therefore practical. A merchant who sells to customers in Europe wants euro invoices, a supplier network that ships from European stock, support in the local market and a contract under a legal system the merchant can use. Others want a print service, a fashion wholesaler or a WooCommerce connector, which Spocket does not offer in that exact form.
- Dollar prices and a Vancouver contract Spocket publishes four monthly plans, Starter at $39.99, Professional at $59.99, Empire at $99.99 and Unicorn at $299.99, all billed in dollars. Hertwill and GOGETTERS publish euro prices, and Droplo charges 79 or 249 euro a year. The terms point to British Columbia law and Vancouver courts, so a dispute with Spocket means a foreign venue. The European tools in the list below name courts in Estonia, the Netherlands, Italy or Germany.
- Product limits rise sharply with the plan Spocket's pricing page caps unique products at 25 on Starter and 250 on Professional, then jumps to 10,000 on Empire at $99.99 a month. A shop that wants a few hundred items in its catalogue pays for the second tier. Hertwill sets 100 products at 19.99 euro a month and 500 at 21.99 euro on yearly billing. GOGETTERS offers up to 50 products free and 5,000 variants at 39 euro.
- Each additional store needs its own subscription Spocket lets one account manage several stores, but its pricing page states that a separate subscription is required for each store to access all features and VIP support. An agency running five client shops therefore holds five subscriptions. Woosa's WooCommerce plugins are free without limitations, so the connector cost does not grow with the number of shops, although supplier fees still apply.
- The supplier mix is broad, not European by default Spocket's home page advertises US and EU suppliers, and the pricing page lists AliExpress, eBay and Amazon dropshipping next to the marketplace. Delivery times and returns then depend on the supplier chosen for each product. A European buyer who wants a customer in Berlin to receive goods from a warehouse in Europe has to check every product page. Platforms built on European wholesalers make that the starting point.
What you have to replace, not just match
Replacing Spocket means replacing three things at once: the catalogue, the order automation and the store connection. The catalogue is the hardest part. Spocket claims more than 100 million products, and no European platform here matches that number. Hertwill, GOGETTERS, Droplo, Droppery, BDroppy and Brandsdistribution each hold a narrower range, so list the product categories you actually sell before you compare.
The order automation is easier to copy. GOGETTERS updates stock every hour and sends track and trace data back to the shop. Droplo sends orders to suppliers automatically and also handles Allegro listings. AutoDS monitors supplier prices and stock across many stores. Spreadconnect, Gelato, Prodigi and Cloudprinter fit when your products are printed to order, because the print partner produces and ships each item.
The store connection depends on your platform. Spocket supports many storefronts, while Woosa serves WooCommerce only and GOGETTERS shows only a Shopify app in the navigation we read. Check that the tool you pick has an app for your shop system and for the marketplaces you sell on. Existing product listings, supplier links and order history in Spocket will not move across automatically.
The alternatives compared
| Position | Tool | Headquarters | Pricing | Jurisdiction |
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| #1 | Hertwill | Tallinn, Estonia | Free: 0 EUR a month, 5 unique products, 10 orders a month; Standard 19.99 EUR a month billed yearly (24.99 EUR monthly) for 100 products; Plus 21.99 EUR billed yearly (29.99 EUR monthly) for 500 products; Growth 34.99 EUR billed yearly (49.99 EUR monthly), unlimited products; 3-day trial | EU (Estonia) |
| #2 | GOGETTERS | Blaricum, Netherlands | Free: up to 50 products; Basic 39 EUR a month (33 EUR billed yearly) for 5,000 variants; Advanced 49 EUR (41 EUR yearly); Pro 69 EUR (58 EUR yearly); Enterprise 119 EUR (99 EUR yearly); Plus 169 EUR (141 EUR yearly); one-off 99 EUR setup fee on monthly plans; excl. VAT | EU (Netherlands) |
| #3 | Droplo | Wałbrzych, Poland | Free B2B merchant account; Basic 79 eur a year; Premium 249 eur a year (1 free integration, analytics, importer, training, priority support); integrations optional | EU (Poland) |
| #4 | Gelato | Oslo, Norway | Free sign-up, no commission, you pay for products and shipping per order; subscriptions (Gelato+) give product discounts, price not shown on the pages we read | EEA, not EU (Norway) |
| #5 | Woosa | Zwolle, Netherlands | Dropshipping and marketplace plugins free without limitations; supplier fees set by the suppliers; support, hosting and development priced separately (not shown on the pages we read) | EU (Netherlands) |
| #6 | Droppery | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Supplier packages: 49 EUR a month (1,500 SKUs), 149 EUR a month (10,000 SKUs), 249 EUR a month (25,000 SKUs), Enterprise on request, no order commission; retailer pricing not shown on the pages we read | EU (Netherlands) |
| #7 | Cloudprinter | Barendrecht, Netherlands | Pricing page not readable in our fetch; terms state prices exclude VAT and a merchant deposit level is set by Cloudprinter | EU (Netherlands) |
| #8 | Prodigi | Alton, Hampshire, United Kingdom | Core account free; Prodigi Pro GBP 35 a month billed annually or GBP 40 monthly (prices exclude tax) | United Kingdom (adequacy decision, outside the EEA) |
| #9 | Spreadconnect | Leipzig, Germany | Order price = base product price + print cost + shipping cost + tax; first print area free, each extra print area 5 EUR; Flex, Special Flex or Flock adds 2.50 EUR once per order; shipping based on order value; no subscription fee shown | EU (Germany) |
| #10 | AutoDS | not stated on the pages we read, Israel | 3-day trial; plan prices not shown in the text we could read (pricing page renders client-side) | Israel (outside the EU/EEA) |
| #11 | BDroppy | Turin, Italy | Plan amounts not shown in the text we could read; shipping across Europe from 6.90 euro (BDroppy site banner) | EU (Italy) |
| #12 | Brandsdistribution | Turin, Italy | Dropshipping service: 99 EUR a month plus VAT or 990 EUR a year plus VAT, unlimited products, no minimum purchase order; paid assistance 199 EUR plus VAT; wholesale website minimum order 2,000 EUR | EU (Italy) |
How each alternative compares to Spocket
Best for: Small shops that want branded European products and a low-cost start in euros
Hertwill OÜ runs a catalogue from Tallinn that, according to its home page, comes entirely from EU and US brands, with 80% made in Europe or the US. That is the same promise Spocket makes with its US and EU supplier label, but on a much smaller scale. The company publishes its registry code, and its agreement falls under Estonian law with disputes before Harju County Court.
The free plan allows 5 unique products and 10 orders a month, which is enough to test a niche. Paid plans start at 19.99 euro a month on yearly billing for 100 products and reach unlimited products at 34.99 euro. Spocket's Starter plan, at $39.99, allows 25 unique products. Hertwill's pages give no catalogue size, so you cannot count its range against Spocket's 100 million claim.
What Hertwill does better than Spocket
- Plans in euros with a free tier, where Spocket bills in dollars after a 7-day trial
- A registered Estonian entity and Estonian courts instead of Vancouver
- 100 products at 19.99 euro a month against 25 unique products on Spocket Starter
- Shopify, WooCommerce and Wix apps from one subscription
Where Hertwill is a step down from Spocket
- No stated catalogue size, and a far narrower range than Spocket's claimed 100 million products
- No Amazon, eBay or BigCommerce integration on the pages we read
- Hosting location is not stated
Standout against Spocket. Hertwill is the only platform in this list that couples a free plan with a catalogue of EU and US brands and euro price tiers.
Best for: Dutch and Belgian shops that want to sell products from European suppliers such as vidaXL
GOGETTERS B.V. in Blaricum gives merchants access to more than 600,000 products from European suppliers, according to its home page. Each plan includes one-click import, automatic order processing, stock updates every hour and track and trace. Compared with Spocket's 100 million product claim the range is small, but every supplier is European, which suits stores selling inside the EU.
The price list has six levels in euros, excluding VAT: a free plan with up to 50 products, then 39 euro for Basic up to 169 euro for Plus. Monthly billing adds a one-off 99 euro setup fee, which the pricing page says is waived on annual billing. Spocket's own cheapest tier is $39.99, and its trial lasts 7 days.
What GOGETTERS does better than Spocket
- A free plan for 50 products, where Spocket's price list starts at $39.99 after the trial
- European suppliers only, so delivery from European stock is the default
- A public euro price list for all six levels and the Dutch language interface
- Hourly stock updates and track and trace on every plan
Where GOGETTERS is a step down from Spocket
- Only a Shopify app appears in the navigation we read, against Spocket's long integration list
- A 99 euro setup fee applies on monthly plans
- The number of suppliers is limited per plan
Standout against Spocket. GOGETTERS is the only platform here that publishes six euro price levels together with hourly stock sync on the free plan.
Best for: Sellers in Poland and Central Europe who sell on Allegro or on Shoper, IdoSell or BaseLinker shops
Droplo Sp. z o.o. in Wałbrzych combines a B2B marketplace with order automation, a B2B messenger for talking to suppliers and a store builder called Droplo Shops. Its yearly prices of 79 euro for Basic and 249 euro for Premium sit far below Spocket's monthly $39.99 start. Basic gives unlimited catalogue access, wholesale suppliers and an AliExpress bestseller catalogue.
The connections point to Central Europe: Allegro, Shoper, IdoSell and BaseLinker, plus Shopify. A Spocket merchant on Shopify can follow the same route, but the interface and examples lean towards Poland. Droplo also mixes European wholesalers with AliExpress items, so check where each product ships from, since that is the question Spocket also leaves open.
What Droplo does better than Spocket
- Yearly euro prices of 79 and 249, against Spocket's four monthly dollar plans
- Allegro, Shoper, IdoSell and BaseLinker integrations that Spocket does not list
- A free B2B messenger to negotiate directly with suppliers
- A Polish court register entry and Polish contracting entity
Where Droplo is a step down from Spocket
- AliExpress products sit in the same catalogue as European wholesalers
- Integrations beyond the first on Premium are optional and unpriced
Standout against Spocket. Droplo is the only platform here with a built-in connection to Allegro, Poland's largest marketplace.
Best for: Sellers who want local production near customers in many countries
Gelato ASA of Oslo routes each order to the production partner nearest to the buyer. According to its home page the network has more than 250 print providers in 32 countries, and 90% of orders are produced locally. Spocket lists print on demand as one category among many, whereas Gelato builds its whole service on it.
Gelato charges no commission and no sign-up fee. The seller pays for the product and shipping once the customer has paid. A multi-currency wallet accepts EUR and GBP. The Gelato+ subscription adds product discounts, but its price does not appear on the pages we read. Norway is in the EEA but not the EU, so the legal basis differs slightly from the other European picks.
What Gelato does better than Spocket
- Local production in 32 countries, so posters and shirts print near the buyer
- No monthly fee to start and no commission
- A Norwegian ASA named as contracting party, with EUR and GBP in the wallet
- Integrations with TikTok, Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace and BigCommerce, plus an API
Where Gelato is a step down from Spocket
- It sells made-to-order prints only, not ready-made goods from suppliers
- Quality depends on the partner network instead of one in-house factory
- The Gelato+ price is not shown
Standout against Spocket. Gelato states that 90% of its orders are produced locally, the highest local-production share any tool in this list quotes.
Best for: WooCommerce store owners who already have an account with a European wholesaler
Woosa B.V. in Zwolle has built WooCommerce plugins since 2017. It offers a DropXL plugin for more than 150,000 products, a BigBuy plugin for more than 100,000 and a vidaXL integration, plus plugins for bol.com and eBay. Woosa says the dropshipping and marketplace plugins are free without limitations, so the licence cost is zero.
Woosa does not hold a catalogue. You open an account with the wholesaler, and that supplier sets prices and terms. Spocket works the other way round: one subscription gives access to many suppliers. For a merchant who already trades with DropXL or BigBuy, Woosa removes the monthly platform fee, but a newcomer without supplier contacts will find Spocket easier.
What Woosa does better than Spocket
- Plugins without a licence fee, where Spocket charges from $39.99 a month
- Connectors for BigBuy, DropXL and vidaXL in one place
- bol.com and eBay plugins for marketplace sales in the Netherlands and beyond
- A human support desk and a help center
Where Woosa is a step down from Spocket
- It works only with WooCommerce, so Shopify and Wix shops cannot use it
- No supplier catalogue of its own, and supplier fees come on top
- Prices for support, hosting and development are not shown
Standout against Spocket. Woosa is the only tool in this list whose dropshipping connectors carry no licence fee.
Best for: Webshops that want to resell home and lifestyle brands approved by the supplier
Droppery B.V. in Amsterdam runs two products. Droppery Selective lets a brand approve the retailers that may sell its collection, and Droppery Markets gives webshops access to European supplier products. It names home and lifestyle brands such as PTMD, Eichholtz, WOOOD, J-Line and Hübsch as examples.
This is closer to a wholesale relationship than to Spocket's open marketplace. A retailer requests a collaboration and waits for approval, but gets brand-level terms in return. Orders ship from the supplier's stock. Droppery publishes supplier packages from €49 a month, while retailer pricing was not readable in the pages we fetched, so the cost of joining as a shop is unknown.
What Droppery does better than Spocket
- Direct brand relationships, where Spocket lets any merchant add products after sign-up
- A European supplier focus with REST API, FTP and feed URL integration
- No order commission on its supplier packages
- Dutch law and the AVG named in its privacy statement
Where Droppery is a step down from Spocket
- Access depends on supplier approval, so a new shop may not see every brand
- Retailer pricing is not published
- The range leans towards home and lifestyle, against Spocket's many categories
Standout against Spocket. Droppery is the only platform here where the brand, not the shop owner, decides who may sell the collection.
Best for: Developers and publishers who need print through an API
Cloudprinter.com B.V. of Barendrecht describes a network of 381 print locations in 104 countries, 50,000 print products and more than 50 ready-made integrations. The Print API has unlimited calls, a PHP SDK and a Node.js SDK. The Spocket pages we read show no print API, since it connects a shop to supplier items.
The merchant terms state that prices exclude VAT and that Cloudprinter sets an initial deposit for each merchant, which suggests prepaid credit. We could not read a price list. A first-time seller who wants a design tool and a gentle start will find that Spocket explains more. Cloudprinter's home page leads with photo books, business cards and brochures, not with trending consumer items.
What Cloudprinter does better than Spocket
- A documented Print API with SDKs, which the Spocket pages we read do not mention
- Print locations worldwide, so books and posters print near the buyer
- Dutch law and Rotterdam courts named in the merchant terms
- Integrations for Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, eBay and Amazon Seller Central
Where Cloudprinter is a step down from Spocket
- Prices could not be read, and a deposit applies
- Less guidance for first-time sellers than Spocket's academy and trial
- No ready-made consumer products to resell
Standout against Spocket. Cloudprinter is the only platform here that gives developers an unlimited-call print API with two SDKs.
Best for: Sellers of art prints, canvas and photo products
Prodigi (UK) Ltd of Alton, Hampshire, is registered in the United Kingdom, and English law applies to its terms. The home page says the group works with more than 50 print suppliers in over 10 countries and runs its own print facilities in the UK, the EU and the USA. Its catalogue lists 200+ products, with wall art and books listed first.
The Core account is free, and Pro costs GBP 35 a month on annual billing or GBP 40 monthly, excluding tax. Pro gives 15% off products and a dedicated account manager. Against Spocket, Prodigi suits an artist who prints their own designs rather than a merchant who sells other brands' goods. The UK sits outside the EU, though it holds an adequacy decision.
What Prodigi does better than Spocket
- A free Core account with white-label packaging and a Print API
- Fine art printing, including framed prints and books
- Own print facilities in the UK, the EU and the USA
- Pricing in pounds from GBP 35 for Pro, below Spocket's Professional at $59.99
Where Prodigi is a step down from Spocket
- A narrower apparel range than other print services
- A US affiliate, Prodigi USA Inc, is part of the group
- No supplier catalogue of ready-made goods
Standout against Spocket. Prodigi calls itself a Fine Art Trade Guild approved printer, a credential no other tool in this list claims.
Best for: Designers and merch sellers who want custom printed apparel shipped from Europe
Spreadshirt Print On Demand GmbH in Leipzig operates Spreadconnect and is named as the contract partner on its legal pages. The order price is the base product, the print, the shipping and tax. The first print area costs nothing, each extra one costs €5, and flex, special flex or flock printing adds €2.50 once per order. DTG has no surcharge.
Spreadconnect states that 95% of orders are produced and shipped within 48 hours. Connectors exist for Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Squarespace and Shopware, along with a public API. Spocket sells ready-made goods from many suppliers, so Spreadconnect only replaces it if your own designs are the product.
What Spreadconnect does better than Spocket
- A formula that shows the full order price with no subscription fee
- A stated production target of 48 hours for 95% of orders
- Shopware and Magento connectors that Spocket does not list
- A German GmbH with a commercial register entry
Where Spreadconnect is a step down from Spocket
- Apparel and print products only
- Orders above 10 items may take longer
- Spreadshirt, Inc. in the United States runs the US shops
Standout against Spocket. Spreadconnect shows its price as a formula with no monthly fee, so the cost of one order can be calculated before signing up.
Best for: Sellers who run several stores on Shopify, eBay, Amazon or Etsy and want automation across many suppliers
AutoDS Ltd. is incorporated under Israeli law, and its terms name Rot LLC in Denver and AutoDS Inc. in New York as payment agents. The platform imports products, monitors supplier prices and stock, optimises prices automatically and updates tracking numbers. Store integrations include Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, eBay, Amazon, Wix and TikTok Shop.
AutoDS also offers a print on demand option, Fulfilled by AutoDS, ad spy tools and AI product descriptions. Its suppliers are global, so it does not narrow the supply chain to Europe the way GOGETTERS does. The pricing page renders in the browser, so we could not read plan prices. The 3-day trial is shorter than Spocket's 7 days.
What AutoDS does better than Spocket
- Automatic price optimisation and price and stock monitoring across many suppliers
- Marketplace channels such as TikTok Shop, eBay, Amazon and Etsy
- Ad spy tools and AI title generation in the same suite
- An Israeli contracting entity named in the terms, not a Canadian one
Where AutoDS is a step down from Spocket
- Plan prices could not be read
- US payment agents are named in the terms
- Suppliers are global, not European only
Standout against Spocket. AutoDS is the only tool here that combines automatic price optimisation with a Fulfilled by AutoDS service.
Best for: Fashion shops that want designer brands shipped from Italy to customers across Europe
IDT S.p.A. in Turin owns BDroppy, which states more than 120 designer fashion brands on prompt delivery and shipping to over 50 countries. Its terms mention plugins for the automatic exchange of catalogue and order data, or a ready-made e-commerce site on the merchant's own domain. A dashboard shows all dropshipping sales.
Flat shipping from 6.90 euro across Europe is shown on the site banner. The About page claims 450,000 registered users, which is a self-reported figure. Plan amounts were not readable in the text we fetched, and the privacy page returned an error. Spocket sells across many categories, so BDroppy only competes when your store is a fashion store.
What BDroppy does better than Spocket
- Designer fashion brands shipped from Italy
- Flat European shipping from 6.90 euro
- Plugins that exchange catalogue and order data, plus a ready-made shop option
- An Italian entity with registered office and VAT number published
Where BDroppy is a step down from Spocket
- Fashion only, where Spocket covers many categories
- Plan prices could not be read
- It is a sister product of Brandsdistribution under the same company
Standout against Spocket. BDroppy is the only platform here that offers a ready-to-use e-commerce site on the merchant's own domain.
Brandsdistribution
an Italian fashion wholesaler with one flat subscription for unlimited products
Best for: Fashion retailers who want a flat subscription for dropshipping branded clothing
Brandsdistribution is owned by IDT S.p.A. of Turin, the same company as BDroppy. Its dropshipping terms list 99 euro a month plus VAT or 990 euro a year plus VAT for unlimited products, with no minimum purchase order. The wholesale side has a minimum order of 2,000 euro, which does not apply to dropshipping. Paid assistance costs 199 euro plus VAT.
The BrandsSync app connects Shopify, and catalogues export as XLS, CSV or XML, with API documentation. The home page claims 337 brands and 170 countries, both self-reported. The subscription is non-refundable, and prices exclude VAT. Spocket's Empire plan at $99.99 allows 10,000 unique products, so the flat fee compares only if your range is fashion.
What Brandsdistribution does better than Spocket
- One flat price for unlimited products, where Spocket scales its plans by product count
- No minimum order quantity for dropshipping
- Catalogue feeds in XLS, CSV and XML plus API documentation
- Italian law and a registered Italian entity
Where Brandsdistribution is a step down from Spocket
- Fashion only
- The subscription is non-refundable and has no free trial
- Prices exclude VAT, so the final cost is higher than it looks
Standout against Spocket. Brandsdistribution is the only platform here that charges one flat fee for unlimited dropshipping products.
What actually breaks when you switch
The first thing that breaks is the product data. The Spocket pages we read describe no export for another platform, so plan on each listing in your store has to be recreated, with the new supplier's SKU, cost price and stock link. Allow time to rebuild images and descriptions too, because a European supplier may use different product names and photo sets. Orders already placed with Spocket suppliers stay with those suppliers until delivery.
Then comes the money. Spocket bills in dollars, so check how your card or bank charges conversion, and cancel before the next renewal date. GOGETTERS adds a 99 euro setup fee on monthly plans, Brandsdistribution does not refund its subscription, and Cloudprinter sets a deposit. Check also how shipping times and returns change when the supplier moves from the US to Europe, because customers will notice both in their reviews.
Can I move my Spocket products to a European platform?
Not with a one-click transfer. The tools below do not list an importer for Spocket data, so you rebuild the catalogue on the new platform. Start with your best sellers and note the supplier, cost price and shipping time for each, then look for the same item or a close one in the new catalogue.
GOGETTERS and Hertwill let you import products into Shopify or WooCommerce from their own catalogues. Droplo can also import XML or CSV files when a supplier is missing. Keep the old store live until the new listings are checked, because duplicate product pages confuse search engines and customers.
Does a European dropshipping platform ship faster than Spocket?
Only if the products sit in European warehouses. Speed depends on the supplier, not on the platform's country of registration. GOGETTERS and Droppery work with European suppliers, and BDroppy states flat shipping from 6.90 euro across Europe from Italy.
Print services behave differently. Spreadconnect says it produces and ships 95% of orders within 48 hours, and Gelato says 90% of orders are produced locally. Ask each platform for delivery times to your three biggest destination countries before you commit.
Which one to pick
For a general dropshipping store that sells in the EU, start with Hertwill or GOGETTERS. Hertwill suits a very small shop that wants branded goods and a euro price. GOGETTERS suits a shop that wants European suppliers and a free tier up to 50 products. Droplo is the better pick on Allegro and Polish shop platforms, and Woosa if you run WooCommerce and have a wholesaler account.
For specific product types, choose by what you sell. Fashion shops should compare BDroppy and Brandsdistribution. Brands that approve their resellers sit in Droppery. Print sellers should look at Spreadconnect for apparel, Prodigi for art, Gelato for local production and Cloudprinter for API use. Keep Spocket if you need its very large catalogue, its many store integrations or its selection of AliExpress, eBay and Amazon dropshipping.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on what you sell. For a general store, Hertwill (Estonia) and GOGETTERS (Netherlands) are the closest, since both offer a free plan and euro prices. Sellers in Poland can look at Droplo, WooCommerce owners at Woosa, fashion shops at BDroppy or Brandsdistribution, and print sellers at Spreadconnect, Gelato, Prodigi or Cloudprinter.
No. Spocket, Inc. is based in Vancouver, Canada, and its terms are governed by the laws of British Columbia. Its home page advertises US and EU suppliers, so many products may ship from Europe, but the contracting entity and the courts are Canadian.
Spocket charges $39.99 to $299.99 a month, after a 7-day trial. Hertwill starts free and its paid plans run from 19.99 to 34.99 euro a month on yearly billing. GOGETTERS starts free and reaches 169 euro a month. Droplo charges 79 or 249 euro a year, and Brandsdistribution charges a flat 99 euro a month plus VAT.
Spocket's pricing page states a 0% transaction fee on all plans. You still pay the supplier price for each product and shipping. Droppery also lists supplier packages with no order commission, and Gelato states that it charges no commission, while the seller pays for products and shipping.
Woosa is built for WooCommerce, with plugins for BigBuy, DropXL and vidaXL and for bol.com and eBay. Spreadconnect connects WooCommerce for printed apparel, and Gelato and Cloudprinter also list a WooCommerce integration. Hertwill supports Shopify, WooCommerce and Wix.
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