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Spocket

Spocket connects online stores with dropshipping suppliers, with a strong focus on products shipped from the US and Europe. It suits merchants who want a simpler way to source regionally without carrying stock.

Runs on Web
Available on Web
Built for Startups Small Business Marketing
Overview

What is Spocket?

Where Spocket fits

Spocket is built for merchants who want a supplier catalog inside an existing store instead of negotiating with vendors individually. Its main angle is access to many US and European products, though suppliers also operate elsewhere and delivery coverage varies by destination.

Common ways to use it

  • A Shopify seller imports a focused collection, rewrites listings and forwards paid orders from one dashboard.
  • A new merchant orders samples before choosing a niche or buying ads.
  • An established shop adds domestic-shipping products without holding inventory.

Costs and operating reality

Spocket uses subscriptions with limits tied to imports, catalog access and premium products; its trial is not a permanent free plan. Supplier charges and shipping remain separate, so margins need checking item by item. Branding depends on each vendor, and the merchant still owns customer communication when returns or delays occur.

Capabilities

Key features

Connect your storefront

Links supported stores to a central supplier workspace

Browse regional suppliers

Filters products by supplier location and shipping destination

Publish product listings

Pushes selected items and edited details into your shop

Sync stock and pricing

Updates supplier inventory and product cost changes

Place fulfillment orders

Sends customer order details to the selected supplier

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