Spocket is a dropshipping platform linking your store to suppliers mostly in the US and Europe, so you sell their products without holding stock. It helps a woman founder starting a low-capital store aimed at customers in those markets. If your customers are in the region, shipping times can be a real obstacle.
Key features
- US and EU suppliers: faster shipping to those markets.
- Store integrations: such as Shopify and WooCommerce.
- One-click import: with inventory sync.
- Branded invoicing: on higher tiers.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | about $40/month | 25 products |
| Pro | about $60, or $24 billed annually | 250 products |
| Empire | about $100, or $57 billed annually | 10,000 products |
| Unicorn | about $299 | High volume |
There is no permanent free plan, and you need a separate store subscription.
Prices change over time. Details above are based on Spocket’s own pricing page.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Sell without inventory or big capital | No free plan |
| Local suppliers for US and EU markets | Shipping to the region can be slow |
| Works with common stores | Margins need careful math |
Spocket and Shopify
Spocket is not a store itself. It runs on top of a store like Shopify, also covered on bahiyat, so you need both and should add up the combined cost.
Who it’s best for
Women founders wanting an inventory-free store aimed at US or European customers.
Skip it if your customers are in the region with long shipping times, or if you sell your own products.
How to get started
Start the trial, order supplier samples, and check shipping times and margins before launching.
FAQ
Does it ship to the region? Check each supplier. Most are in the US and Europe.
Is there a free plan? No.
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