Veeqo

Overview

Veeqo is an ecommerce operations platform for coordinating listings, stock and fulfillment across multiple sales channels and locations. It suits sellers who need shipping tools at no cost or want inventory controls alongside them; the key trade-off is that automated inventory features require a paid plan.

Veeqo supports sellers using channels such as eBay, Etsy, Shopify, Walmart and WooCommerce, without requiring them to sell on Amazon. Founded in Wales in 2013 and acquired by Amazon in 2021, the company serves the US and UK. Veeqo says customer product and sales data stay confidential within the service and are not shared with other Amazon business units.

Key features

The free Shipping plan has a strong practical advantage for busy fulfillment teams: it allows unlimited shipments, orders, users, products and SKUs, warehouses and locations. Bulk shipping handles up to 100 orders in one click, and the rate shopping API can help sellers compare shipping options. Label printing, tracking, a returns portal and shipping automation round out its shipping capabilities. Veeqo also says standard Shipping includes OTDR label protection and claims, and customers can earn up to 5% back in Veeqo Credits on labels.

Inventory capabilities are reserved for the paid Inventory plan. Automated synchronization across channels, demand forecasting, digital picking and unlimited monthly listings are valuable for sellers who need stock and fulfillment operations to stay aligned. Sellers who only need shipping can stay on the free plan, but those who want these inventory tools must pay based on order volume.

High Volume adds NetSuite integration, priority support, an account manager and API consulting. That package is aimed at more complex operations; smaller sellers may have little reason to pay its substantially higher starting price.

Integrations include Amazon, eBay, Shopify, Walmart, WooCommerce, TikTok Shop, UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL and NetSuite. Wayfair, Alibaba, Mirakl, Best Buy, Squarespace and Faire are marked as coming soon, so they should not be treated as current connections. Veeqo says its Vera AI support agent is available around the clock, with human experts available 17 hours on weekdays and 9.5 hours on weekends.

Pricing

• Shipping: Free, with unlimited orders, users, products and SKUs, warehouses and locations, and shipments. It is the natural fit for sellers whose priority is shipping rather than automated stock management.
• Inventory: From $19/month, with monthly cost depending on order volume. It includes everything in Shipping plus automated inventory sync, demand forecasting, digital picking, unlimited monthly listings and Veeqo MCP. Choose it when managing stock across channels is as important as dispatching orders.
• High Volume: From $350/month, also dependent on order volume. It includes Shipping and Inventory features, NetSuite integration, priority support, an account manager and API consulting. It is better suited to operations that need those added services than to sellers seeking only core shipping or inventory tools.

The free plan's unlimited shipment allowance is unusually broad, but it does not include the Inventory plan's automation and forecasting.

Platforms

Veeqo supports Android, iOS, web and API access. Its App Store page presents third-party apps that connect to Veeqo, including Zapier apps and integrations for orders, inventory and sales channels.

Who it's for

Veeqo is a good fit for multichannel sellers who want one operation for shipping and stock across channels and locations, especially those who can make use of its generous free shipping allowance. It is less compelling for a seller who needs only a small monthly order allowance or a narrowly scoped inventory tool.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The free Shipping plan includes unlimited shipments, orders, users, SKUs and locations, making it practical for sellers whose needs center on fulfillment.
• Pros: Paid Inventory adds channel synchronization, demand forecasting and digital picking for sellers managing stock across multiple sales channels.
• Pros: Integrations span major marketplaces, ecommerce platforms and carriers, with NetSuite included at the High Volume tier.
• Cons: Automated inventory functions begin at $19/month, with actual monthly cost tied to order volume.
• Cons: NetSuite connectivity and priority operational support require the $350/month-from High Volume tier.
• Cons: Several prospective integrations, including Wayfair and Best Buy, are not yet presented as live connections.

Alternatives

For smaller order volumes, Zoho Inventory has a free plan capped at 50 orders per month, one user and one location; its Standard plan is $39 a month. BaseLinker is another free option for new businesses and ecommerce part-timers, but its Freemium plan is limited to 100 orders per month.

Shopify may suit a business focused on its web commerce platform: Basic includes 10 inventory locations, while Grow is aimed at small teams and includes up to five staff accounts and 10 locations. Linnworks uses custom pricing based on order volume and required features.

Sellbrite is worth considering for a lower-volume multichannel operation: its Forever Free plan covers up to 30 orders per month with unlimited integrated sales channels, SKUs and users. Brightpearl offers bespoke pricing and includes unlimited users. EasyEcom EasyOMS has a Starter plan with up to three users, approximately 100,000 SKUs and one warehouse. ChannelEngine uses tailored pricing based on GMV and integration requirements, including a monthly license fee and a success-based fee on incremental marketplace GMV growth.

Browse Multichannel Ecommerce Software, Shipping Software or Parcel Management Software for more options.

Verdict

Choose Veeqo if you sell across channels and want unlimited shipping capacity on a free plan, with the option to add inventory automation as the operation grows. Its main limitation is the price step between basic shipping and full operational support: inventory tools cost extra, and NetSuite plus priority service start at $350/month. Sellers with low order volumes or simpler inventory needs may find a capped free alternative a better match.