Droppery
Amsterdam B2B platform that links European brands and suppliers with approved webshops
Summary table
| Company | Droppery B.V. |
|---|---|
| Category | Dropshipping Platforms |
| Headquarters | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Netherlands (EU) |
| Data Location | not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Droppery Selective (supplier-approved resellers), Droppery Markets (European supplier products for webshops), PIM solution, Vendor solution, REST API, FTP and feed URL, automatic payments |
| Pricing | 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 |
| Best For | Webshops that want to resell home and lifestyle brands approved by the supplier |
| Replaces | Spocket |
Our review
Droppery is operated by Droppery B.V. of Vossiusstraat 20-2 in Amsterdam, registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under number 82212988. Droppery describes itself as Europe's B2B dropshipping and integration platform.
The platform has two sides. Droppery Selective lets suppliers and brands approve the retailers who may sell their collections, and Droppery Markets gives webshops access to products from European suppliers.
How does Droppery Selective work?
In Droppery Selective a retailer requests a collaboration with a brand, and the supplier approves the request before the retailer sees the collection. Droppery lists home and lifestyle brands such as PTMD, Eichholtz, WOOOD, J-Line and Hübsch as examples.
Droppery states that orders ship directly from the supplier's stock, and that retailers can combine purchasing with dropshipping.
What does Droppery cost?
Droppery publishes supplier packages at 49, 149 and 249 EUR a month with no order commission, scaling from 1,500 to 25,000 SKUs. An Enterprise package is tailored.
The pricing pages for retailers and Droppery Markets were not readable in the pages we fetched, so webshop costs are not stated here.
How does Droppery compare with Spocket?
Droppery is built around supplier approval and B2B terms, where Spocket lets any merchant add products from its marketplace after sign-up. Droppery B.V. names the AVG (GDPR) in its privacy statement.
Spocket is stronger on self-service onboarding and published merchant plans. Droppery is stronger on brand-level relationships and on European supplier focus.
Points against
Droppery gates access through supplier approval, so a new shop may not see every brand at once. Retailer and Markets pricing was not readable in the pages we fetched, and the supplier side is the one with public prices. A quick start with a free tier is easier at Hertwill or GOGETTERS.
Best suited to users of Droppery
Webshops and retailers that want direct relationships with European home and lifestyle brands, and suppliers that want a controlled reseller network.
What works, what does not
Pros
- Dutch entity with Chamber of Commerce and VAT numbers published
- Supplier controls which retailers get access
- Supplier packages with no order commission
- REST API, FTP and feed URL integration
- Site available in English, Dutch and German
Cons
- Retailer pricing not shown on the pages we read
- Collaboration needs supplier approval
- Catalogue leans towards home and lifestyle brands
- Hosting location not stated on the pages we read
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Chamber of Commerce and VAT numbers of the Amsterdam B.V. are shown
- Brands decide which retailers may sell their products
- Supplier packages carry no commission per order
- Integration works through a REST API, FTP or a feed URL
- Site is available in English, Dutch and German
Cons
- Shops do not see retailer prices on the pages we read
- A supplier must approve each collaboration
- Home and lifestyle brands dominate the catalogue
- The hosting country is not stated on the pages we read
Alternatives to Droppery
Alternatives from Europe in the dropshipping platforms group:
See all European dropshipping platforms or compare them directly against Spocket on our alternatives page.
Common questions
Yes, for B2B-minded shops. Droppery B.V. in Amsterdam connects European suppliers and brands with approved retailers, while Spocket, Inc. is based in Vancouver, Canada.
Droppery lists supplier packages at 49, 149 and 249 EUR a month with no order commission. We could not read retailer pricing on the pages we fetched.
No. In Droppery Selective a retailer requests a collaboration and the supplier approves it before the retailer gets access to the collection.