E-commerce & Selling Automation & Workflows

DSers

Moving AliExpress products and orders through a dropshipping store takes less manual work with DSers, which handles catalog imports, supplier mapping, bulk ordering, and tracking updates.

Runs on Web

Available on Web

Built for Startups Small Business

Overview

What is DSers?

From storefront to supplier

DSers sits between a Shopify, WooCommerce, or Wix store and AliExpress, keeping catalog details and customer orders connected. The usual workflow is:

Connect a store and authorize an AliExpress account.
Import items, edit titles and images, then publish them.
Map variants or alternate suppliers before sending orders in bulk.
Pay on AliExpress, then return tracking details to the storefront.

Where the trade-offs appear

The free tier suits testing and low-volume shops; paid plans raise store and product limits and add advanced mapping. It works best for operators committed to AliExpress, not merchants assembling a mixed supplier network. Setup is quick, but the control panel has several layers, and variant mapping deserves a careful check before orders arrive. DSers reduces repetitive fulfillment work, not supplier risk: stock changes, delivery estimates, quality, refunds, and buyer communication still need active oversight.

Capabilities

Key features

Import AliExpress listings

Bring supplier products into connected storefronts for editing

Process bulk orders

Send many customer orders to AliExpress together

Map supplier variants

Match storefront options with alternate product sources

Apply pricing rules

Set automatic margins across imported catalog items

Sync shipment tracking

Return fulfillment details to connected customer orders

Run multiple stores

Manage supported storefronts from one DSers account

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