Sell with a dropshipping supplier (AliExpress, CJ, Printful and more)

Connect a supplier, import their products at your own price, and let them ship.

Supported suppliers

• AliExpress: general merchandise through the AliExpress dropshipping programme. Needs an AliExpress developer app (app key and secret) and an access token from your AliExpress account.
• CJdropshipping: general merchandise with blank-box shipping. Needs your CJ API key.
• Printful and Printify: print-on-demand products made to order. Each needs the API token from your account with them.
• Zendrop: curated dropshipping catalogue. Needs your Zendrop credentials.
• Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment: ships stock you already own and store with Amazon; it is a fulfilment service, not a catalogue.

Setting it up

1. In your shop admin open Dropshipping and add a supplier, choosing the provider and entering its credentials. Credentials are stored encrypted.
2. Create a pricing rule: a markup percentage or multiplier, optional rounding to .99, and a minimum price. Imported products are priced by this rule automatically.
3. Browse the supplier’s catalogue and import the products you want. Each import creates a normal product in your shop with its variants and stock mapped to the supplier.
4. Configure stock synchronization and review its results. A safety buffer can reduce overselling risk, but delayed or incorrect supplier stock can still cause problems.
5. Before accepting customer orders, verify dispatch, supplier acceptance, tracking and cancellation with your chosen connection. Review any held or failed fulfillment jobs; a connected account alone does not prove fulfillment is working.

You still own the customer relationship. The buyer sees your shop, your price and your policies; the supplier receives the order and delivery information needed to fulfill it. Choose suppliers whose delivery times match what you promise.