Woosa
Dutch WooCommerce plugins that sync BigBuy, DropXL and vidaXL products for free
At a glance
| Company | Woosa B.V. |
|---|---|
| Category | Dropshipping Platforms |
| Headquarters | Zwolle, Netherlands |
| Founded | 2017 |
| EU Presence | Yes - Netherlands (EU) |
| Data Location | not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Runs inside your own WooCommerce install |
| Main Features | DropXL plugin (150,000+ products), BigBuy plugin (100,000+ products), vidaXL integration, bol.com and eBay plugins, WooCommerce support, hosting and development |
| Pricing | 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) |
| Best For | WooCommerce store owners who already have an account with a European wholesaler |
| Replaces | Spocket |
Full review
Woosa is a WooCommerce specialist run by Woosa B.V., located at Schoenerweg 1B in Zwolle and registered under Chamber of Commerce number 71751513. Woosa says it started in November 2017 and launched its first plugins in March 2019, among them a vidaXL integration for dropshipping.
Woosa does not run a supplier marketplace of its own. Its plugins connect a WooCommerce shop to existing suppliers and marketplaces, so the product range comes from the supplier whose plugin you install.
Which supplier plugins does Woosa offer?
Woosa lists a DropXL plugin that imports and syncs more than 150,000 products and a BigBuy plugin for more than 100,000 products from premium brands. Woosa also lists plugins for bol.com and eBay, and its history names a vidaXL integration.
The home page says the dropshipping and marketplace plugins are free to download without limitations.
What does Woosa cost and who supports it?
The plugins cost nothing, but you still need an account with each supplier, and the supplier sets its own prices and terms. Woosa sells WooCommerce support, hosting, development and audits as services; prices for these are not shown on the pages we read.
Woosa states that it supports open source and runs a community and a help center.
How does Woosa compare with Spocket?
Woosa is a tool layer for WooCommerce, where Spocket is a supplier marketplace with its own catalogue. A Woosa user picks the wholesaler first and installs the plugin second.
Spocket is stronger for sellers without a supplier relationship. Woosa is stronger for WooCommerce owners who want no monthly fee for the connector and a Dutch contracting entity.
Where it falls short
Woosa works only with WooCommerce, so Shopify and Wix merchants cannot use it. It has no catalogue of its own, and supplier accounts such as BigBuy or DropXL carry their own terms and fees. For a platform with its own supplier range, see GOGETTERS or Hertwill.
Best suited to users of Woosa
Dutch and European WooCommerce shop owners who want free, maintained connectors to wholesalers such as BigBuy and DropXL.
Advantages and drawbacks
Pros
- Dropshipping plugins free without limitations
- Dutch entity with Chamber of Commerce number and address published
- Connectors for BigBuy, DropXL and vidaXL
- bol.com and eBay plugins for marketplace sales
- Human support desk and help center
Cons
- WooCommerce only
- No supplier catalogue of its own
- Supplier fees and terms come on top
- Service prices not shown on the pages we read
Pros and Cons
Pros
- No licence fee for the dropshipping plugins
- Zwolle company lists Chamber of Commerce number and address
- Plugins connect BigBuy, DropXL and vidaXL
- Marketplace plugins for bol.com and eBay
- A human support desk and a help center
Cons
- Only WooCommerce stores can use it
- Woosa holds no supplier catalogue
- Wholesaler fees and terms add to the cost
- Prices for paid services are not shown on the pages we read
Alternatives to Woosa
Alternatives from Europe in the dropshipping platforms group:
See all European dropshipping platforms or compare them directly against Spocket on our alternatives page.
FAQ
Partly. Woosa B.V. in Zwolle, Netherlands, offers free WooCommerce plugins that connect suppliers such as BigBuy and DropXL, but it has no catalogue of its own like Spocket.
Yes. Woosa's home page says its dropshipping and marketplace plugins can be downloaded entirely for free without limitations. Supplier accounts have their own terms.
Woosa lists a DropXL plugin for more than 150,000 products and a BigBuy plugin for more than 100,000 products. It also lists plugins for bol.com and eBay.