ShipStation vs Sana Commerce: Which is a better fit?

Speaker 1: Hi, my name is Cameron. I'm an independent operator of my own business, and I have used ShipStation for I think about five years now, and I give it five stars. Previous to ShipStation, I was just running through the U.S Post Office app and printing my postage and I would deliver it by hand, and so to be able to just drop it in the post out in the mailbox is a huge time saver and saves a lot of money. So definitely appreciate the automation. I chose ShipStation because they were affordable, I think it was like five to 10 bucks to start. And immediately they had good customer service, so it wasn't difficult to set up. It's twenty-four seven customer service. It's a big deal if you're an entrepreneur. Sometimes you're working through the night. It's great to be able to reach somebody and solve a problem. It only took about, I think 20 minutes, 15, 20 minutes, and the first time I was using, I had an aide and they took me through the whole process. So that was... As far as I remember, it's been a while, but yeah, it was fairly easy. So less than 30 minutes. Definitely recommend it. Saves a ton of time, is affordable. 10 bucks a month, and has probably saved me a lot of money and a lot of time for sure, compared to what I used to do, which was just go by hand and manually drop all these off at the post office. So definitely recommend it.

Gaelle: My name is Gaelle. I'm the owner of a toy distribution company here in Montreal. I give Sana Commerce five out of five, five stars. And for more reviews like this, please click the link below. Before moving to Sana Commerce, we were using Magento eCommerce, and we were linked with our GP Dynamics with i95 Connect. The reason why we left Magento is that we would require the help of developers and coders on a daily basis to make simple changes to our website, as well as the information that we wanted to display from our ERP system to our customers. The reason why I chose Sana is that Sana is a fully integrated system hosted for me. That gave me a lot of independence, and I had all the capabilities that our business required for B2B and B2C needs. Onboarding with Sana has been extremely easy. The system was first integrated with our ERP system. All that I had to do was add attributes to our products and categorize some clients. On the eCommerce side, on the website side, it was a matter of drag and drop, and building my own site without any coding knowledge. Sana Commerce has a huge library of YouTube videos called Sana University, which has been a key for me to understand the Sana logic. And I built my website in less than a week. Moving to Sana has been so seamless that I would highly recommend to anybody in the distribution industry, either B2B, B2C, or both combined, to move to Sana. I don't believe there is a trial period, but there is an extensive library of videos that you can watch to get to know the product. And their sales team is excellent at doing demos to show you the capabilities of Sana. Their support team has always been extremely available, both on the technical side and on the sales side. I highly recommend it.