Veeqo

Overview

Veeqo brings ecommerce listings, inventory and shipping operations into one service for sellers working across multiple channels. It is most compelling for teams that want to coordinate fulfillment across locations without a per-user or shipment cap on the free plan. Its main limitation is that automated inventory tools and some advanced support are reserved for paid plans.

Sellers can use Veeqo for channels including eBay, Etsy, Shopify, Walmart and WooCommerce without selling on Amazon. The company was founded in Wales in 2013 and acquired by Amazon in 2021. Veeqo says product and sales data remain confidential within Veeqo rather than being shared with other Amazon business units.

Key features

The Shipping plan supports unlimited orders, users, products and SKUs, warehouses and locations, as well as unlimited shipments. Bulk shipping covers up to 100 orders in one click, while the rate shopping API, label printing, tracking, returns portal and shipping automation cover key fulfillment tasks. That breadth makes the free plan useful for sellers whose priority is shipping rather than centralized stock control. Veeqo also says Shipping includes OTDR label protection and claims, and customers can earn up to 5% back in Veeqo Credits on shipping labels.

Inventory adds automated stock synchronization across channels, demand forecasting, digital picking and unlimited monthly listings. These tools are a better fit for sellers whose stock position needs to stay aligned across sales channels and fulfillment work; they are not included in free Shipping. High Volume adds NetSuite integration, priority support, an account manager and API consulting, making it the tier aimed at businesses with more complex operations and a need for dedicated assistance.

Veeqo lists integrations with Amazon, eBay, Shopify, Walmart, WooCommerce, TikTok Shop, UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL and NetSuite. It marks Wayfair, Alibaba, Mirakl, Best Buy, Squarespace and Faire as coming soon, so sellers dependent on those connections should verify their current availability before committing. Vera, Veeqo's AI support agent, is available 24/7; human experts are available 17 hours on weekdays and 9.5 hours on weekends.

Pricing

Shipping is free and includes unlimited orders, users, products and SKUs, warehouses and locations, and shipments. It is a strong starting point for shipping-focused sellers, but it does not include the automated inventory features that distinguish the paid tiers.

Inventory costs $19 a month, billed 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. It suits sellers ready to pay for coordinated inventory tools, though the order-volume-based cost means $19/month is a starting price, not a universal bill.

High Volume costs $350 a month, billed from $350/month, with monthly cost also depending on order volume. It includes Shipping and Inventory, plus NetSuite integration, priority support, an account manager and API consulting. This tier is for businesses that need those specific integrations and services; smaller sellers may find the free or Inventory tier more proportionate. Veeqo offers a free trial, but no trial length is given.

Platforms

Veeqo is available on web, Android and iOS, and provides an API. 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 fits multichannel sellers who want shipping and inventory operations coordinated across stock locations, especially those shipping enough orders to benefit from bulk processing. It is less suitable for businesses that need an integration marked as coming soon or want automated inventory without a paid plan. Sellers without Amazon sales can still use it.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The free plan's unlimited orders, users, shipments and locations make it practical for growing shipping operations without those caps.
• Pros: Paid inventory tools combine channel sync, forecasting and digital picking, addressing stock coordination as well as shipping.
• Pros: Veeqo states that it keeps product and sales data within Veeqo, separate from other Amazon business units.
• Cons: Automated inventory sync, forecasting and digital picking require a paid plan.
• Cons: Inventory and High Volume prices vary with order volume, so the starting rates do not establish the final monthly cost.
• Cons: Several potential channel integrations, including Wayfair and Squarespace, are marked as coming soon.

Alternatives

Zoho Inventory is worth considering if a Windows platform is important or a small operation can work within its free plan's 50 orders per month, one user and one location; Veeqo's free plan allows unlimited orders, users and locations.

BaseLinker may suit a new business or ecommerce part-timer comfortable with a free-plan ceiling of 100 orders per month; Veeqo's free plan has no order cap.

Koongo is an option for a seller who needs a limited channel-and-product setup, with its free plan covering one channel, 100 products and 10 orders.

Sellbrite may suit a small seller who wants a free plan with unlimited integrated sales channels, SKUs and users but can stay within 30 orders per month.

Linnworks is another web-based option with custom pricing based on order volume and required features.

ZhenHub offers a freemium option for businesses comparing plans by sales-order, tracking, warehouse, user, integration and label allowances.

ChannelEngine may suit businesses whose pricing model can be based on GMV and integration requirements, with a monthly license fee and a success-based fee on incremental marketplace GMV growth.

Kibo Commerce is an alternative for businesses looking for order management that includes inventory, returns, omnichannel fulfillment and shipping-carrier integration.

Verdict

Choose Veeqo if you need multichannel shipping with generous free operational limits, or if paid inventory synchronization and fulfillment tools would help keep stock aligned across channels. Look elsewhere if your required integration is still coming soon or your budget depends on a fixed monthly Inventory price: its cost varies with order volume.