Build with Square VS Spocket

Build with Square Reviews

Spocket Reviews

1. Store Prose

   | Working at Store Prose | about 4 years ago
   Overall an impressive dropshipping platform

   Founded in 2017, Spocket has quickly gained enough traction among the consumers. It presents itself as the dropshipping platform that allows you to find quality products from handpicked US and European suppliers. Getting started with Spocket is easy and fast. Moreover, starting with Spocket is free. You can upgrade to a suitable paid plan based on your requirement.

   Spocket lets you import products to your store very easily using few clicks. You can also generate automated branded invoices with a paid subscription.

   It is also important to note that Spocket is supported in both Shopify and WooCommerce.

   🏁 Competitors: Oberlo

   👍 Pros:    Supports both shopify and woocommerce|Free basic plan|Quality control|Fast shipment

   👎 Cons:    Branded invoice not available in base plan|Base starter plan is limited in features

Build with Square mentions (2)

• How to I use square to process payments on my namecheap site?

  Depends on how your site is built (namecheap tells us nothing). There's API instructions for Square at https://developer.squareup.com/us/en. Source: over 1 year ago

• What's the best REST API you've ever worked with?

  While the API itself is lacking some of what I'd consider "core" functionality (especially their new Bookings API), the squareup api is actually really nice to work with. Their documentation experience / code playground is incredible. it's super empathetic to the developer experience and they clearly place a ton of value in that. also, echoing everyone else here that stripe and twilio have some bangin' apis and docs. Source: almost 3 years ago

Spocket mentions (2)

• $$$ TOP AFFILIATE PROGRAMS 2022 $$$

  Spocket -- Earn up to $450 per customer -- https://spocket.co -- Market Place. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Pre launch jitters, give it to me how it is

  What kind of numbers are we looking at if we actually do all our due diligence before launching, and I mean everything. E.g. a viable product that has a viable market (demand), all the bells and whistles on your website + apps (great offer, trust badges, other apps), solid email marketing, facebook and instagram ENGAGEMENT or posts at the very least, good creatives to advertise via facebook or tiktok, instagram...... Source: about 2 years ago