DSers used to be one of the most popular dropshipping platforms due to its easy integrations and AliExpress’s competitive pricing. AliExpress was one of the cheapest marketplaces in the world with a huge range of Chinese products. European and American dropshippers were making tons of profits by listing products for 3-5x their price on Amazon, Shopify, Ebay, etc.
Then came Trump’s tariffs, global conflicts and rising manufacturing costs that diminished profits for many AliExpress dropshippers. If you still want to be a profitable dropshipper, you need to expand beyond DSers and AliExpress. You need a DSers alternative that provides multiple vendors in different locations so you can sell in multiple locations strategically.
This blog explores the best Dser alternative in terms of delivery times, pricing, and vendor locations. The real decision is not ‘which platform has more products or better prices’. It is which tool has better batch processing, order tracking, analytics, product sync, data import/export, useful insights on latest ecommerce trends, etc.
Why Sellers Are Looking for a DSers Alternative in 2026
DSers is still a great platform. However, markets have gotten competitive post-pandemic. People don’t want to wait 15-20 days for their delivery to save a few bucks. They also don’t want a $50 product from Amazon that they can get from AliExpress for $10. Audience caught up with the drop in shipped prices and products too.
On June 24, 2026, U.S customs office suspended the de minimis administrative exemption for imports valued at $800 or less, reducing the duty-free advantage that many low-cost imports previously had. Europe is doing the same. From July 1, 2026, EU introduced a 3 euros fee on small ecommerce parcels from overseas which also reduced margins for dropshippers.
Listing a low price AliExpress item on Amazon for 5x the price isn’t working anymore. Dropshipping is still a great business model but you have to think about the delivery time, product pricing and shipping and custom policies. DHL says that 81% shoppers abandon their carts if they don’t find a delivery method of their preference.
These are a few reasons why DSers is not working for EU and US businesses. It might still be a solid option for Asian dropshippers who might have different import duty policies for Chinese products.
DSers has expanded beyond AliExpress by adding 1688 and Alibaba to the list but the challenges remain the same: Chinese products are now harder to import.
DSers: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Limitations
DSers is still a strong dropshipping software for an entry level audience that doesn’t know much about corporate contracts with manufacturing companies, or shipping policies, customs duties, etc. For someone who wants to get started with AliExpress or Alibaba dropshipping, DSers is a strong choice.
DSers Strengths
DSers has a strong ecosystem built around AliExpress. They have a Chrome extension to save hot products from AliExpress and connect with all major ecommerce platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, Ebay etc. Their semi-automatic order processing lets you approve incoming orders which then get processed on AliExpress automatically, variants and other fields are automatically mapped, and order status is updated.
DSers has dedicated Shopify and WooCommerce apps to sync product data, prices, delivery tracking, and status across suppliers in AliExpress and Shopify dashboard. This helps you import Shopify products into DSers and map it against your AliExpress link for connection. Multiple orders dispatching allows dropshippers to ship more orders together, save costs, and decrease delivery times.
DSers supports supplier mapping, batch ordering, setting discount and pricing rules, connecting one product to multiple suppliers to increase availability, suggesting hot selling products for dropshipping, and batch order processing.
DSers Limitations
Dser’ biggest limitation is its vendor lock-in. It is fixed on AliExpress and Alibaba which are more or less similar in terms of products they offer. The problem is that all product platforms are Chinese, and that restricts dropshippers. Every country has different import duties and tariffs on Chinese products.
DSers integration hub says that it works with eBay, Walmart, Amazon etc, which is pointless because there is almost no profit margin to dropship from Walmart. Moreover, DSers’ Chrome extension, and web app is heavily focused around AliExpress and Alibaba workflow.
The second limitation is its semi-automated operation trap. DSers are not completely automated. Sellers have to manually approve each order (or let them pile up before hitting batch order). There are no auto-approve rules and this creates friction when business operations expand. When you approve a batch order, you get directed to AlIExpress to approve the payment of items in your card. This whole process is built around clever workarounds, not end-to-end integrations.
Although DSers cost of entry is low due to an affordable entry plan, experienced sellers don’t care about it because operational costs for manually approving hundreds or thousands of orders every week is far more than what you save on monthly subscriptions. A $19.99 subscription isn’t cheap if your team spends hours on manually approving orders, payments, and worrying about unexpected delivery delays from the vendor side.
User experience and overall product quality might not be everyone’s priority but I personally found DSers harder to figure out because of how scattered their features are. Learning curve is steep with this platform and everything looks like it was made to just ‘work’ correctly, not enhance the user experience. It keeps operating like a program from the 2010s.
Comparison: DSers vs Easync
Easync is a far superior dropshipping platform in my experience and the best DSers alternative in the market. It is easier to use, has a wider range of dropshipping suppliers, easier to figure out, and has more features. Let’s compare DSers and Easync in terms of order fulfillment, automation features, tracking, multi-store operations, and product management features.
Easync Overview
Easync is a multi-platform dropshipping platform for expert dropshippers who use Walmart, Amazon, AliExpress, etc to sell. Easync also includes AliExpress integration but is not limited to it. You can also get products from Amazon US, UK, AU, CA, etc. and resell them for 10%-15% margin on the platform.
Here is a quick side by side comparison of Easync and DSers.
Supported Platforms
DSers support AliExpress, Alibaba and 1688 marketplaces for product sourcing. You can sell them on Amazon, eBay, Shopify, BigCommerce and WooCommerce. With this type of drop shipping model, you have 2x to 5x profits margins if you sell in the US or EU. However, tariffs have disrupted this.
Easync is not just limited to AliExpress but also supports Walmart and Amazon for product sourcing. Amazon and Walmart are hard to profit from and only experienced sellers know what works and what doesn’t. For those who can make profits, Easync is easy to use, automated, and takes a huge workload off your shoulders by auto-managing orders, product syncs and price jumps. You can connect your eBay, Shopify or WooCommerce accounts and manage products and sales on all of them from a unified dashboard.
Supplier Diversity and Shipping Speeds
DSers is strong if we talk about AliExpress and Alibaba. China has the most number of product manufacturers and suppliers. You can find almost anything on AliExpress unless it’s branded and only made and sold in the US or EU. This gives dropshippers a strong head start.
DSers says that they also support US suppliers now but their dashboard still reflects only Alibaba, 1688 and AliExpress. Moreover, AliExpress and Alibaba’s shipping times are 2-3 weeks and can get longer if things go wrong on the supplier ‘s side. Customers are notified of longer delivery times for a discounted price they get, and it works out for dropshippers.
Easync works with Amazon and Walmart suppliers along with AliExpress so for those who want express shipping, easy return claims, and products that are not available on AliExpress (e.g branded US/EU items), they can be found and sold from Amazon and Walmart. You find a product that is on a discount, or is sold cheaper in other countries, see if you can make a profit after shipping, and sell it. Shipping speed is much faster in this case, from 1-3 days in most cases.
Auto-Ordering and Batch Processing Features
DSers is good at automating some parts of your workflow like automatically fetching products from your ecommerce platform (like Shopify). Once you select a product, you have to manually match the AliExpress product against that. When an order is placed on Shopify, DSers syncs it to their platform, and asks for your approval to approve and pay for it so it can proceed to AliExpress for processing.
Order tracking is automatically synced for customers. The only manual parts of this workflow is to map AliExpress suppliers against your Shopify listed product, and manually approving and paying for orders.
Easync is fully autonomous when it comes to order processing and management. You don’t have to map supplier products against your Shopify listings. When you decide to sell something in your store, you just enter the product URL. Easync automatically lists it to your Shopify store with images, description, title, pricing, quantity, etc. When an order is placed on Shopify, it automatically orders it from Walmart, Amazon or AliExpress. This feature alone saves you hours of manual approvals.
Easync also has a Chrome extension to help you save products to the platform when browsing Amazon, Walmart or AliExpress. You can bookmark your products, and later approve what you want to sync to your store. The rest of the processes like order management, tracking, etc. are automated.
Managing Multiple Marketplaces
DSers supports a wider range of supported ecommerce marketplaces. While both Easync and DSers support Shopify, WooCommerce, eBay, Walmart, and Amazon, DSers also supports Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce which are less commonly used for dropshipping infrastructure but cater to customers who have built their ecommerce around these niche platforms.
If you’re running your dropshipping business on Wix or Squarespace, DSers comes in with a native integration. However, we’re still missing an important part. Even if DSers supports Wix, you’re still limited to Chinese sellers.
Another very important comparison is how many accounts can you connect to one DSers or Esync account? DSers advance plan does not allow you to connect more than 1 account. You need a Pro or Enterprise plan to be able to sell across multiple ecommerce sales channels. Easync has no limit on the number of sales channels you can connect to one account. This makes Easync a superior choice if you sell on multiple ecommerce platforms.
Pricing
DSers has a cheaper cost of entry with their advance plan starting at $19.99/mo, can connect up to 1 sales channel, and has most of the batch ordering, supplier mapping features you need to get started on AliExpress. It is a great platform for beginners who want to get into dropshipping. DSers also lists a 14-day free trial for its paid plans, no credit card needed.
- Basic: Free
- Advanced: $19.90/month
- Pro: $49.90/month
- Enterprise: $499/month
Easync’s basic plan starts at $49.99/mo, has no limit on the number of sales channels you can connect, and gives you a generous automatic order processing and repricing limit. With their basic plan, you can unlock all the features. The only upside of upgrading is a higher limit on automatic order processing and re-pricing based on market competition. Easync also lists a 7-day free trial with no credit card required.
- Basic: $49.99/month, 2,000 repricing listings, 200 automatic orders
- Progressive: $65.99/month, 3,000 repricing listings, 300 automatic orders
- Advanced: $79.99/month, 4,000 repricing listings, 400 automatic orders
- Expert: from $99.99/month, 5,000+ repricing listings, 500+ automatic orders
Comparison Table: Easync vs DSers at a Glance
Here is a quick comparison table of both platforms.
| Feature | DSers Platform | Easync Automation Layer |
| Primary Supplier Focus | AliExpress, 1688, Alibaba | Amazon, Walmart, AliExpress |
| Best Fit | Beginners testing AliExpress dropshipping | Sellers scaling marketplace dropshipping |
| Core Use Case | Product importing, supplier mapping, and batch ordering from AliExpress | Automated product monitoring, repricing, auto-ordering, tracking sync, and multi-store fulfillment |
| Fulfillment Automation | Semi-automated batch ordering, | Fully autonomous background auto-ordering |
| Auto-Ordering Module | Helps reduce manual work but still depends on batch processing workflows | Built around automatic order fulfillment and hands-off supplier order placement |
| Average US/EU Shipping | Often 12–20+ days | Often 2–7 days |
| Dynamic Repricing | Limited pricing rules are available | Dynamic repricing engine is a core feature |
| Multi-Store Support | Supports multiple stores depending on plan | Unlimited stores on all plans |
| Pricing Entry Point | Free Basic plan, paid plans start at $19.90/month | Paid plans start at $49.99/month after a 7-day free trial |
Why Easync is The Best DSers Alternative
DSers is a great starting point for beginners but if your dropshipping business gets serious, you will be limited by DSers’ manual approvals, limited supplier availability (mainly China) and higher subscription cost to connect more than one store. Easync comes on top with its automatic order processing, and re-pricing.
Easync’s repricing engine is one of the core features. If you list a product for $28, and it costs $18, you can set a re-pricing rule to always keep a 25% margin. It keeps tracking prices for your products, and auto-updates them if anything changes. Setting these custom rules keeps your product pricing competitive without you having to manually manage it. This feature saves hours of manual tracking and lets you focus on sales.
Moreover, you don’t have to sync your Shopify/eBay products, match them to the ones you’re selling. Easync automatically lists the product to Shopify or eBay when you add it to your list. Product images, description, title, prices, all get synced. Moreover, when an order arrives, it gets automatically fulfilled instead of requiring a manual review like DSers.
Easync’s order fulfillment, buyer details fulfillment, and tracking sync is all done within 60 seconds of order placement. Easync is built around operating multiple stores without needing to micro-manage each one. Every store gets repricing, and orders fulfillment automations from a unified dashboard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Easync a better alternative to DSers for eBay and Walmart sellers?
Easync is the best platform for eBay, Amazon and Shopify sellers because they can source products from Amazon, eBay, Walmart, AliExpress etc and re-sell them to their own ecommerce stores or Amazon account. DSers is built around AliExpress workflow. Although it does support eBay and Amazon listings now, the platform and its features are still focused on AliExpress.
Does Easync fully automate order fulfillment compared to DSers?
Yes, Easync automatically fills the buyer and order details to the supplier and places it within 60 seconds. The process is fully automatic compared to DSers which requires manual approval of all orders. You have to approve and pay them on AliExpress before they’re processed by the seller.
Can I source from local US suppliers using Easync?
Yes, Easync supports Amazon, Walmart and AliExpress as suppliers. If you want to create a local US supplier workflow, you can source products from Walmart and Amazon, and re-sell them for better profit margins by re-positioning the product and SEO. This reduces the delivery times to 1-5 days.
Noah Edis is a co-writer and systems engineer with a wealth of experience in modern hardware and software. When he’s not working on his latest project, you can find him playing competitive dodgeball or pursuing his personal interest in programming and dropshipping.
At Easync, Noah helps thousands of sellers optimize their eBay and Amazon businesses by providing automation tools and practical guidance on account health, pricing, and inventory management.
Reviewed by Cameron Lawrence
Cameron is a marketplace dropshipping operator and educator known for clear, repeatable workflows that take newcomers from first listing to consistent sales. On his YouTube channel he breaks down Facebook Marketplace, eBay, and adjacent platforms with step-by-step tutorials, live Q\&A sessions, supplier outreach templates, and real “from-the-field” case studies.
