Best Aliexpress Dropshipping system/plugin?

PeterPerseo

PeterPerseo

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Hi all,
I'm starting a dropshipping website for sell products from Aliexpress.
I'm studing the best system, and I see there are several apparently similar:
  1. Shopify + Oberlo App https://www.oberlo.com/
  2. WooDropship (for WooCommerce wp plugin) https://www.woodropship.com/
  3. Ali2Woo plugin CodeCanyon (for WooCommerce wp plugin) https://codecanyon.net/item/aliexpress-dropship-for-woocommerce/19821022
  4. Ezusy plugin (for WooCommerce wp plugin) https://www.ezusy.com/
  5. AliDropship plugin (for WooCommerce wp plugin) https://alidropship.com/woocommerce-dropshipping-succeed/
  6. AliPlugin plugin (for WP) https://alipartnership.com/
There is not big differences for prices, and for the moment that's not my problem.
My problem is which one is the best, updated, easy to install, and in the end works better than other.

For dropshippers here, which system or plugin are you using now? PROs and CONs?

Thanks for any help!
 
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I’m using Alidropship but I’d like to hear also other opinions on the options mentioned above since I’m planning to launch another store.
 
I'm using the first option (Shopify + Oberlo app) but it's not so easy to set everything, I'm experienced on building websites with wordpress, but I had to find an expert of shopify+oberlo to install and set for me everything.
So option 1 is much more expensive, but in the next days I can write here about the results of this system
 
PeterPerseo said:
I'm using the first option (Shopify + Oberlo app) but it's not so easy to set everything, I'm experienced on building websites with wordpress, but I had to find an expert of shopify+oberlo to install and set for me everything.
So option 1 is much more expensive, but in the next days I can write here about the results of this system
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What was so hard about it? From my experience, even a 5 year old should be able to do it.
 
I work as a freelancer and came across dropshipping quite a while ago. As a first-timer, I had my own questions and queries as well. For my store, I am using WooDropship. I tried their free trial and found its features apt for my store. Plus, it's dirt cheap for a starter plan and the profits I made in the end hugely paid off. If you have a WooCommerce store, you can definitely go for this one.
 
Bella Lopez said:
I work as a freelancer and came across dropshipping quite a while ago. As a first-timer, I had my own questions and queries as well. For my store, I am using WooDropship. I tried their free trial and found its features apt for my store. Plus, it's dirt cheap for a starter plan and the profits I made in the end hugely paid off. If you have a WooCommerce store, you can definitely go for this one.
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WooDropship charges on monthly basis whereas you can get Alidropship Plugin with a one time fee.
 
When I was researching automating the process and overall tediousness of drop-shipping, Oberlo was the first choice.

However, it seems Dropified is now a better solution due to the features and unlimited monthly ordered you can process.

I would check Youtube for more information on the differences and make your decision based on more research.

I would not be surprised if you decide Dropified is for you.
 
I started this thread almost 3 months ago, and after my valutations I decided to start with the point 1 (Shopify + Oberlo App). PROS:
- not very easy for a beginner, I had to ask help from a VA on upwork ($$). Also not too difficult, but it need to spend lot of time in tutorials. But after the starting settings, it's very easy to manage and update
CONS:
- pretty expensive (charged on monthly basis) if you don't get immediate good earnings (you get only 1 or 2 free weeks as new subscriber)
 
PeterPerseo said:
I started this thread almost 3 months ago, and after my valutations I decided to start with the point 1 (Shopify + Oberlo App). PROS:
- not very easy for a beginner, I had to ask help from a VA on upwork ($$). Also not too difficult, but it need to spend lot of time in tutorials. But after the starting settings, it's very easy to manage and update
CONS:
- pretty expensive (charged on monthly basis) if you don't get immediate good earnings (you get only 1 or 2 free weeks as new subscriber)
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While VAs are a good resource to use when needed, everything in this thread is easily available in tutorial / how-to form on youtube 1000x times over.

Would you mind giving out an update on how things turned out for you 3 months later?
 
ElectricHead said:
Would you mind giving out an update on how things turned out for you 3 months later?
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Well, actually this was a project not for me, I tried to prepare it for give to my wife an internet job.
But, as all the different online job everyone can do, is not so simple to have success, and is extremely important, at the beginning, to study a lot, to try new solutions, to test + to study a lot, to try new solutions, to test + .... go on. That's was not exactly what she was doing... o_O

So after 2 months, she had a very few sales, and being the monthly cost of the system bigger than the profit (shopify+plugins+facebook ads), she decided to pause the shop (not to close).

In the meantime, I'm building and growing some instagram accounts with GMT2 for to try to get customers from them in the future.
 
PeterPerseo said:
Well, actually this was a project not for me, I tried to prepare it for give to my wife an internet job.
But, as all the different online job everyone can do, is not so simple to have success, and is extremely important, at the beginning, to study a lot, to try new solutions, to test + to study a lot, to try new solutions, to test + .... go on. That's was not exactly what she was doing... o_O

So after 2 months, she had a very few sales, and being the monthly cost of the system bigger than the profit (shopify+plugins+facebook ads), she decided to pause the shop (not to close).

In the meantime, I'm building and growing some instagram accounts with GMT2 for to try to get customers from them in the future.
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Hopefully things will be better second time around, if you try Facebook Ads and Instagram while targeting the right audience I'm sure you or she will see success.
 
TechEinstien said:
WooDropship charges on monthly basis whereas you can get Alidropship Plugin with a one time fee.
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That's right. But Alidropship is a plugin and WooDropship is a web application that works with the WooCommerce pluugin. The working and functionality of these two are very different from each other from development point of view.
 
PeterPerseo said:
I started this thread almost 3 months ago, and after my valutations I decided to start with the point 1 (Shopify + Oberlo App). PROS:
- not very easy for a beginner, I had to ask help from a VA on upwork ($$). Also not too difficult, but it need to spend lot of time in tutorials. But after the starting settings, it's very easy to manage and update
CONS:
- pretty expensive (charged on monthly basis) if you don't get immediate good earnings (you get only 1 or 2 free weeks as new subscriber)
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3 months to figure that out?

You could have read my thread and you would have known that in 1 day ;)

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/dropshipping-advice-tips-and-tricks-for-people-that-are-new-or-have-failed-probably-long-ass-read.939866/
 
I was actually creating a bot to do the same thing on wp not too long ago
 
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