Avasam

Avasam is a web platform for sourcing products from suppliers and coordinating dropshipping sales across supported channels. It suits sellers who want catalog, listing, inventory and order work in one place without purchasing stock upfront. The connected workflow is its main advantage, while monthly order and integration caps make the tier you choose important as sales expand.

Overview

Avasam combines a supplier marketplace with product importing and sales-channel management. Catalog searches can be narrowed by category, supplier and preset filters. Suppliers complete a 10-step onboarding and verification process, according to Avasam, while its catalog team checks and validates product data. That creates a more structured starting point for sourcing, although sellers still have to assess product fit, margins and supplier performance themselves.

Order automation passes processing, payment, shipping instructions and dispatch confirmations among seller, supplier and customer. Inventory synchronizes across sales channels every 30 minutes: useful for keeping listings aligned, but not an instantaneous safeguard against stock changes between updates. Returns are described as accepted for as-new items within 30 days of delivery and faulty items within 60 days, with unresolved supplier issues escalated to Avasam.

Key features

Sourcing and importing: Marketplace browsing, product importing and bulk CSV sourcing help build a catalog without buying inventory first. Search filters and validated product data reduce initial sorting work, but do not replace commercial due diligence.

Listings and pricing: A listing manager can publish products to BigCommerce, Shopify, WooCommerce and OnBuy. Channel- and category-based pricing rules are useful when different storefronts need different margins or positioning.

Order and stock operations: Automated routing covers orders, payments, shipping instructions and dispatch confirmations. Thirty-minute inventory synchronization supports multi-channel selling, with a delay that matters for fast-moving stock.

Integrations: Connections include BigCommerce, Shopify, WooCommerce, OnBuy, eBay, Amazon, Wish, Linnworks and EKM, alongside storefront support for TikTok Shop. The breadth is valuable, but the paid tiers restrict how many channels can be connected until Guru.

Returns and support: The stated return windows and escalation route give supplier disputes a defined path. Support spans live chat, tickets, email, telephone, a knowledge base and video tutorials, giving growing operators several ways to resolve operational questions.

Data protection: Avasam's Data Processing Addendum describes it as a processor of customer personal data, with encryption in transit and at rest where appropriate among its security measures.

Pricing

Avasam has a free plan and a free trial. The free tier costs nothing and provides browsing of the platform and its UK-based dropshipping catalogue; it is suitable for researching suppliers, not for running a full order workflow.

PlanPriceIncluded limitsStarter$30 a month, billed per month50 orders per month, 2 channel integrations and product sourcingAdvanced$78 a month, billed per month250 orders per month, 4 channel integrations and product sourcingBusiness$162 a month, billed per month1,000 orders per month, 6 channel integrations and product sourcingGuru$246 a month, billed per month1,000+ orders per month, unlimited integrations and product sourcingStarter is the sensible paid entry for a small store that can stay within 50 monthly orders and two channels. Advanced is aimed at a growing operation needing five times the order allowance and two additional integrations. Business raises the ceiling to 1,000 orders and six channels for a multi-store seller. Guru is the only tier without an integration cap and is therefore the clearest fit for a high-volume, broad-channel operation. The published pricing note says plans start from $29.99/mo, while the detailed Starter price is $30 a month; paid plans are billed monthly. Lower tiers give up both order capacity and channel breadth, so a rapidly scaling seller may face an upgrade sooner than the headline entry price suggests.

Platforms

Avasam runs on the web. Its connected storefront and marketplace platforms include TikTok Shop, BigCommerce, Shopify, WooCommerce, OnBuy, eBay, Amazon, Wish and EKM, with Linnworks also listed among integrations. Inventory and tracking synchronization support coordinated fulfillment across those channels.

Who it's for

Avasam is for dropshippers who want supplier sourcing, importing, listings, order routing and stock synchronization without investing in inventory or warehouse infrastructure. It is particularly well matched to sellers operating several supported channels and willing to manage plan quotas. It is less suitable for a business that needs instant stock updates, more than two channels on a low-cost entry tier, or a free plan for processing substantial order volume.

Pros and cons

Pros

Structured supplier onboarding: The 10-step verification process and catalog data checks provide a more disciplined starting point for sourcing.

Broad channel coverage: Support for major stores, marketplaces and TikTok Shop enables a consolidated multi-channel workflow.

End-to-end automation: Order routing, payment handling, shipping instructions, dispatch confirmations and tracking synchronization reduce manual handoffs.

Defined returns path: Separate windows for as-new and faulty products, plus escalation to Avasam, clarify how supplier problems are handled.

Cons

Strict tier quotas: Starter allows only 50 orders and two integrations; even Business stops at six integrations.

Inventory delay: Thirty-minute synchronization leaves a potential gap for fast-selling products.

Limited free tier: Free access is for browsing the UK catalogue rather than operating a meaningful selling workflow.

Alternatives

Browse the broader Dropshipping Software category when you want to compare the field. Choose Spocket instead if Android, iOS, API, extension and web access or its product-focused plans better match your setup. Dropshipman is a freemium option with extension and web platforms and a free tier built around limited imports with unlimited order fulfillment. Pick AppScenic if a freemium catalog model, API or web access and a connected-store allowance suit your starting point. CJdropshipping offers a freemium plan with mobile, API, extension, iOS and web access. DropCommerce is worth considering for its forever-free browsing and 25-product starter limit. DSers is a freemium extension and web choice with a free tier supporting three stores and 3K products. Modalyst provides mobile and web access with a 25-product Hobby tier. Trendsi offers a free tier with up to 500 listings, access to 40K+ products and unlimited order processing.

Verdict

Choose Avasam if you need a supplier marketplace tied to listings, automated fulfillment and inventory synchronization across several mainstream channels. Its verification process and broad integrations are the strongest reasons to use it. Look elsewhere if your operation cannot tolerate a 30-minute stock interval, needs substantial volume on a free plan, or requires unlimited integrations without paying for the Guru tier.