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e-Commerce Hub for
Dropshipping Pros, Influencers, TikTok Stars, Facebook Veterans, Agencies, Webmasters, and Marketplaces
Product Installation Services
You manually add the products to your shop system
Orders
Once you receive a customer order, you can place the order with us through our B2B shop, providing the customer's address as the delivery address. This ensures smooth and direct delivery to your customer without the need for further handling on your part.
Shipping
We handle the assembly, packaging, and shipping of the order on your behalf, ensuring it is delivered directly to your customer, under your brand name.
E-commerce platforms
All
This method is time-consuming and is best suited for shops with a small product range
BENEFITS
Over 100,000 Branded Products at Your Fingertips
Neutral Drop Shipping Directly to Your Customers
Rapid Shipping from Our Swiss Warehouse
Assistance from E-commerce Professionals
CSV Files for Data Import into Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, etc.
Access to High-Resolution Images & Videos for Social Media Advertising and Campaigns
Exclusive Early Access to Trending Online Products
Exclusive Early Bird Trend Newsletter
Optional API and EDI Integration
Exclusive Dealer Discounts Based on Dropshipping Model
Dropshipping as a Source of Income
Start your own business without the hassle of sourcing, purchasing, storing, or shipping products. We take care of everything—your only job is to sell and serve your customers.
Why We're Passionate About Dropshipping
With years of experience and a network of trusted partners, we’ve streamlined our shipping processes to handle thousands of packages daily. This means fast delivery times and an extensive product selection that lets your customers fill their shopping carts with ease. The more they buy, the more you earn!
Who Can Dropship?
Since you don’t need to invest in or store products upfront, dropshipping is an ideal solution for anyone wanting to sell our products, whether you're running an online or offline business.
Questions and Answers
Before registering as a dropshipping partner, we encourage you to read our Dropshipping FAQ to find out more about how our process works.
DROPSHIPPING FAQ
Dropshipping is a business model where an online store sells products without holding any inventory. Instead of purchasing and storing products in advance, the store partners with a supplier or manufacturer who ships the products directly to the customer when an order is made.
Here's how it works:
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The customer places an order on your online store.
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You forward the order to your supplier or manufacturer, often through an automated system.
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The supplier ships the product directly to your customer, with your branding or a neutral delivery note.
The key advantage of dropshipping is that you don’t need to invest in or store inventory, which reduces startup costs and the risk of unsold stock. You focus solely on marketing, selling, and customer service, while the supplier handles stock management, packaging, and shipping.
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The advantages of dropshipping include:
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Low Startup Costs: You don’t need to invest in inventory or warehouse space, reducing upfront expenses.
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Easy to Start: With minimal technical setup, you can start selling products without worrying about supply chain management.
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No Inventory Management: You don't need to handle or store inventory, making it easier to focus on marketing and sales.
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Wide Product Selection: Access to a vast range of products without the need to purchase them upfront, allowing you to offer a diverse range to your customers.
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Location Flexibility: Since you don’t handle physical products, you can run your dropshipping business from anywhere with an internet connection.
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Scalable: As your business grows, you can easily scale without the complexities of managing inventory or logistics.
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Reduced Risk: Since you only purchase products after making a sale, there is less financial risk involved compared to traditional retail.
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When you use dropshipping, customer data is handled with care and in compliance with privacy regulations. Here's what typically happens:
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Data Collection: The customer’s data (such as name, shipping address, email, and order details) is collected through your online store when they place an order.
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Transmission: This data is transmitted to the dropshipping supplier (like us) for order fulfillment. We use the data solely for processing the order, packing, and shipping it directly to the customer.
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Privacy and Security: We follow strict data protection protocols to ensure customer information is kept secure and confidential. This includes encrypting sensitive information and adhering to data privacy laws like GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).
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Customer Experience: The data is not shared with third parties for marketing purposes, unless explicitly consented to by the customer.
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Returns and Warranty: In case of returns or warranty issues, the necessary customer information may be used to process the return and resolve any issues efficiently.
Essentially, customer data is managed responsibly, ensuring both security and privacy.
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In a dropshipping model, the responsibility for sending the invoice typically depends on the agreement between the retailer and the supplier. Here’s how it works:
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Retailer’s Role: In most cases, the retailer (you) is the one who sends the invoice to the customer. The invoice usually includes your business details, logo, and contact information. This allows your business to maintain the professional relationship with your customers.
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Supplier’s Role: In some cases, especially if the dropshipping supplier is handling all aspects of the order fulfillment, the supplier might include an invoice in the shipment. However, this is less common and may not include your branding or business information. In most cases, this would just be a packing slip.
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Neutral Packaging: If the supplier is fulfilling the order directly, they will typically ship the products with a neutral packing slip or delivery note, which will not include pricing or your customer’s invoice details. You, as the retailer, would send the invoice separately, typically through email after the order is confirmed.
So, you (the retailer) are generally responsible for sending the invoice to the customer, either in a digital form (e.g., via email) or with the product, depending on your business preferences.
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In a dropshipping model, the responsibility for debt collection from the end customer typically falls on the retailer (you). Here’s how it works:
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Retailer’s Responsibility: Since the end customer places the order with you and pays you directly, managing payments and any necessary debt collection is your responsibility. You are the point of contact for financial transactions with your customers.
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Supplier’s Role: The supplier usually only gets involved in the logistics and fulfillment process. They do not interact directly with your customers regarding payments or collections.
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Payment Methods: To minimize debt collection issues, it’s common for retailers to use secure and instant payment methods like credit cards, PayPal, or other online payment systems. This reduces the risk of non-payment.
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Debt Collection Services: If an end customer fails to pay or disputes a charge, you may need to involve a third-party debt collection service or handle it through your customer support team.
In summary, as the retailer, you are responsible for ensuring payment is received from the customer and managing any issues related to debt collection.
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Customer inquiries and support are handled by you as the retailer. You are the direct contact for your customers, managing questions, issues, and after-sales support.
You handle returns by coordinating with us. Customers send the items back to you, and you forward them to us for processing.
No, you can use any shop system that supports CSV, API, or XML integration. Many use Shopify, WooCommerce, or Magento.
We also have numerous partners who exclusively sell through newsletters, social media, or platforms like Amazon, e-Bay, Ricardo, etc.
You can add products by importing them via CSV, API, or XML, depending on your shop system. Choose the method that works best for your platform.
You purchase products at exclusive dealer prices, which vary depending on the selected dropshipping model.
You have the flexibility to set your own retail prices when selling the products. However, the price should align with your business strategy and the recommended retail prices for the products.
Dropshipping can be profitable, but success depends on factors like your product selection, marketing strategy, and dedication. While some achieve significant income, it's not a guaranteed path to wealth and requires effort and planning.
Efficiently manage your small or medium-sized enterprise with tailored office and administration services. From streamlining workflows to handling daily operational tasks, we provide the support you need to focus on growing your business.
Our solutions include document management, scheduling, communication tools, and more—designed to enhance productivity and simplify administration for SMEs. Let us handle the details while you concentrate on success.