GroovePacker vs Veeqo: Which is a better fit?

Kyle: Hi, my name is Kyle, the owner of QuikCamo, and we sell hunting apparel mostly to turkey hunters, and I give Veeqo a four out of five star review. Before using Veeqo, we were using ShipStation, and ShipStation had a monthly fee and Veeqo does not. So that was the main incentive for switching over. It functions pretty much the same as ShipStation, and we'll integrate with our Shopify store, Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and Walmart.com. We chose to switch to Veeqo mainly for the cost savings. We're a small business. It's family-owned and operated. My dad and I run QuikCamo and just trying to save on expenses. So Veeqo, functioning the same as ShipStation, basically covered all of our needs for shipping our products, and that's why we switched. Getting set up with Veeqo was a little more difficult. There's still some things. Syncing the inventory and where it will permanently attribute skews once set up is a little frustrating if you want to make changes. The customer support was pretty good, but there's some delays on communication with them, so there's not a lot of handholding on getting set up. So that's something that I think they could improve upon. So if you're going to get set up with Veeqo, I'd recommend giving it a try first, and being aware that there is some communication between Shopify and Veeqo that needs to be improved with order updates and also post-purchase updates on an order. It won't sync, the integration won't sync with those changes that the customer might make after the initial purchase, and that can be frustrating because if the person fulfilling the orders doesn't go and look in Shopify to see, then you won't be aware on that order checklist of products in the order that there may have been some additional items. So that is one of the biggest features that I've requested for them to update, and that is one thing that I will give Veeqo, is they are making changes. They're fairly new, but there is a lot to be wanted with the software, but they don't charge you anything for it, and it integrates well with Amazon. So if you're mainly selling on Amazon, then it will work for your needs for shipping.