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Spocket: Dropshipping Suppliers for Your Store

Name: Spocket: Dropshipping Suppliers for Your Store
Brand: Spocket
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Author: Spocket

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A dropshipping marketplace that connects your store to suppliers — many of them in the US and EU — so you can list their products and have them shipped to your customers without holding stock.

You never hold the stock. Spocket sits between your storefront and a supplier. You list, the customer buys, the supplier ships.
Suppliers closer to your customers. Spocket's pitch against generic dropshipping is US and EU suppliers, which is a shipping-time argument rather than a price one.
The plan caps how much you can list. Starter allows 25 unique products, Professional 250, Empire 10,000 and Unicorn 25,000. That cap, not the feature list, is what you are really buying.
One subscription, one store. Spocket say plainly that managing several stores needs a separate subscription for each.

$39.99/mo set by Spocket · Subscription

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Works with: Squarespace, Shopify, Wix, WordPress
Requires: A store on one of the platforms Spocket integrates with — Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, Ecwid or Square. One subscription covers one store; a second store needs a second subscription.
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Overview

Selling things you never touch

Dropshipping is a shape of retail rather than a technology: you list a product you do not own, and when someone buys it the supplier ships it directly to them. You never hold stock, never pay for inventory up front, and never handle a parcel. What you take on instead is a margin problem and a supplier-quality problem.

Spocket is the layer that makes that practical. It connects your storefront to a marketplace of suppliers, lets you push their products into your catalogue in a few clicks, and forwards each order to the right supplier when it comes in.

Its specific argument against the generic version of this business is geography. Much of dropshipping means long shipping times from the other side of the world; Spocket leads with suppliers in the US and EU, which is a delivery-time claim rather than a cheaper-goods claim.

What it costs

You are buying a product cap

Every paid plan carries the same core: a 0% transaction fee, the full catalogue, AliExpress dropshipping and multiple-store support. What actually changes between tiers is how many products you may list.

Plan	Monthly	Unique products	Premium products
Starter	$39.99	25	—
Professional	$59.99	250	25
Empire	$99.99	10,000	10,000
Unicorn	$299.99	25,000	25,000

Monthly plan prices and product limits, as published on Spocket's pricing page, read 31 August 2026.

Annual billing is cheaper — Spocket show Professional at $24 a month billed annually, a saving they put at $432. Every plan begins with a 7-day free trial, which Spocket say can be cancelled at any time, and you are charged only once it ends.

The subscription is per store. Spocket state that managing multiple stores requires a separate subscription for each to get all features and VIP support — worth modelling before you plan a second storefront.

Where it runs

One subscription, several storefronts

Spocket is not a Shopify app that happens to have ports elsewhere. It integrates across the platforms this marketplace covers, and the product is the same subscription behind each one — which is why this is a single listing rather than one per platform.

Shopify — the platform Spocket is most associated with.
WooCommerce — Spocket publish an official plugin on wordpress.org.
Wix and Squarespace — both named on Spocket's own pricing page.
BigCommerce, Ecwid and Square — also listed by Spocket.
AliExpress and Alibaba as sourcing options, plus eBay and Amazon dropshipping on the higher tiers.

These are integrations of one product, not separate products. There is no separate "Spocket for Wix" to buy — the same account and the same plan connect to whichever storefront you run.

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Before you subscribe

Everything else about Spocket

For anything about your own store or plan, ask Spocket — their pricing page

What does Spocket cost?

Starter is $39.99 a month, Professional $59.99, Empire $99.99 and Unicorn $299.99, all with a 7-day free trial before you are charged. Annual billing is cheaper — Spocket show Professional at $24 a month billed annually, a saving of $432.

What actually changes between the plans?

Mostly how many products you can list: 25 unique products on Starter, 250 on Professional, 10,000 on Empire and 25,000 on Unicorn. Premium products, supplier chat, branded invoicing, eBay and Amazon dropshipping and VIP support arrive from Professional upward.

Does Spocket take a cut of my sales?

No. Every plan is listed with a 0% transaction fee — Spocket charge the subscription rather than a percentage. You still pay each supplier for the goods; your margin is the gap between that and your retail price.

Which platforms does it work with?

Spocket list Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, Ecwid and Square, and publish an official WooCommerce plugin on wordpress.org. It is one subscription behind all of them, which is why this listing covers every platform rather than being split up.

Can I run more than one store on one subscription?

Not fully. Spocket support multiple stores from one account but state that each store needs its own subscription to access all features and VIP support. Two storefronts means two bills.

Is there a free plan?

No — there is a 7-day free trial at signup, which Spocket say can be cancelled at any time, and payment begins after it. There is no permanently free tier.

What happens if I cancel?

You can change or cancel your plan; Spocket describe both as straightforward. Because the products in your store are sourced through Spocket, ending the subscription ends the supply route behind those listings, so plan what happens to them before you cancel.

Is the product catalogue really 100 million items?

That is Spocket's own figure, published on their pricing page, and it counts the whole catalogue including AliExpress sourcing rather than the curated US and EU suppliers the product is known for. Treat it as a scale claim, not a quality one.

Has Squarespell tested it?

No. We have not run a store on Spocket. Everything on this page is read from Spocket's own pricing and product pages, and this listing carries no verdict on supplier quality.

Does Squarespell earn anything if I sign up?

Yes — this listing links through a PartnerStack referral URL, disclosed on the button. It cannot affect ranking: the recommendation score is unable to read any commercial field, and a test enforces that rather than a policy.

Ready when you are

Test a product range without buying one

The seven-day trial is the honest way to judge this: connect a store, look at the actual suppliers for your category, and see whether the margins work before the first $39.99 leaves your account.

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