Dropified ‑ Dropshipping

First and foremost, I'm still a fun of Oberlo (Oberlo is no longer available) because of its simplicity, free advanced pricing rules on all plans, multiples supported currencies when importing products. Its probably not a great thing to say because you can't compare a Street car with a sports car, so to speak. Having said that, Dropified is by far more superior and more diverse compared to other Dropshipping Apps out there. It can be a challenge to navigate when you are just starting. But once you get a hold of the navigation, then it's a One-stop, All-in-one powerful Dropshipping App; from product search and imports, advanced pricing Rules, image editors, and bulk editing of products. The positives are countless. I, however, have a few issues that I wish the Dropified Team could look into: 1. The Free plan can only import products and has very basic Markup rules. 2. The paid plan starts from $47. I know the plan has everything, but new Merchants may not afford such monthly payments. I think Dropified should consider having cheaper options starting from around $9, $13, $17, before jumping to $47, as a starting subscription. I used to be on a $17 Plan, but Dropified removed this Option. 3. When you connect to AliExpress, Dropified has limited supported currencies, and this causes a nightmare when setting up Pricing Rules. My Store Cureency is South African Rand (ZAR), and it's not one of the supported currencies. This means that I have to import products in USD or Euros. This causes a huge, if not an impossible task when calculating markups, because you have to first convert USD to ZAR, at the current exchange rate, before you add your Markup. For example, if a product on AliExpress costs $5 USD, and you simply set you markup to X 2 for imported products on Dropified, the product will be displayed as ZAR 10 (5×2 = 10) on your Store. This is incorrect. The correct price in Rand (ZAR) should be $5 x 16 (Exchange rate USD to ZAR x 2 (Markup) = ZAR 160. This is the correct pricing for 100% profit in ZAR But this can be fixed by simply adding ZAR as a supported currency when importing products from AliExpress. Then you simply need to import products in your own Store Currency and then add your Markup to X 2 or X 3 for your profits. 4. The other problem is that the simplified option to suppress supplier contact details, when importing products, doesn't work. You literally have to edit and remove all suppier contact information, company photos, etc., on all your imported products. This is time consuming and unnecessary. Again, Oberlo never had this problem. Simplified option when importing products should simply import product specifications and not the whole supplier details on the imported products. Please fix this issue urgently. Let me end here for now. But these are genuine concerns that have made me start searching for other Dropshipping Apps.

i only did adding proudcts yet so until i get a sell i can only rate 3
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Unless you dropship from Aliexpress or Ebay its a pretty tedious process. A couple of the retail vendors that you can import from dont work such as LAShowroom and Fashion Go. The aforementioned vendors only sell their items in packs or with minimum dollar amount per order so unless you are selling wholesale clothing to retail customers in bulk those particular vendors are rendered useless. Also the lack of material information for non automated vendors makes it hard to use the site unless you are using Aliexpress or Ebay which has automation. Overall it's a good app but I won't use it long term.

This app is superior in a number many ways to it's competitors. However, it's missing some essential features.

Guys, please add:
1. Sortable fields to the saved products page, and include vendors!!!!! This is essential when you are looking at many vendors for similar products and need to collapse them down to as few vendors as possible. Really, its madness that you must go copy the vendor name from a product, then go back to list view, then go to filters and enter the vendor name, then apply.
and has a few bugs in it's chrome extension which can make AliExpress pretty painful sometimes causing you to have to refresh the pagination.

Seems like a nice app but I cannot rate it honestly because it does not allow sellers to test how products are imported to their stores without paying for a plan.

Seemed to have really powerful features but I was unable to test any of them because the free plan doesn't allow me to import products into my store from my current supplier site. So, it's impossible for me to give an accurate review without ever having the ability to review the app.