OrderCup

While Ordercup's support staff is very nice and genuinely want to help you (although I didn't appreciate the phone calls asking me to give a better review than the one I left a previously) - I'm afraid the program just leaves too much to be desired for me. The user interface is pretty bad. It would be ok if this were the 15 years ago, but compared to most any other program it seems rudimentary. They really should invest in UI design. Granted, some people don't care if the site looks nice, just as long as it works. It does work, mostly, but it's not at all intuitive. It's hard to figure out where settings and options are and I feel like I spend too much time bumbling around looking for things. Their competition won me over because of cost and a MUCH better user experience.

Sorry Ordercup, you just aren't a good fit for me. But based on other reviews, it seems you have plenty other satisfied users. Good luck to you.

I had high hopes for this app, but when it came to pricing it fell short.

On one hand, it's the perfect solution for Shopify since it completely integrates, and automates many of the features that are otherwise manual with, say, Stamps.com. On the other hand, you can't ship something stand alone (eg- if you have a special request from a customer).

In those instances you'll have to use Click-n-Ship, Stamps.com or some other solution. Furthermore, while the $10/month seems like a steal on the surface, when you include the percentage up-charge on postage purchases (especially during peak shipping times) this service could end up costing $100 or more for some months.

End of the day, I think they need to figure out a better structure for charging, and ultimately allow for a stand alone shipping situation that's not necessarily contingent upon a Shopify order.

It seems like this will be a great application once it is up and running, and well worth the money.

But it can be fairly complicated to set up and the support website and knowledgebase are useless. If you have a question you can wait 3 days for an email (their terms of service) or pay $50 to talk to someone.

It needs much better support, but the capabilities are worth the frustration.