Degpeg vs iimpro

Degpeg is a SaaS live-commerce platform for streaming and selling products or services across web and mobile. Users can sell through a website or app alongside more than 30 social communities; listed destinations include Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter, Twitch, Pinterest, and Instagram. Its live communication tools include call routing, screen sharing, adding participants, call recording, a chat inbox, triaging, and location tracking. Interactive video can turn new or existing video into a shoppable experience, and Degpeg says it can integrate with any e-commerce platform. Communication tools can connect with websites, mobile apps, and campaigns such as email, WhatsApp, SMS, notifications, and newspaper ads. The site links to API documentation and an SDK resource. Live-session recording is available, with retention tied to the subscription. Web streaming requires landscape video; app streaming uses portrait video. A free plan is available for web, with 1,000 minutes per month and two-day recording retention. Paid plans start at $100 a month, and a free trial is also listed.

iimpro gives Shopify merchants a way to sell through live video, shoppable replays and social content. Merchants can feature synced Shopify products during streams and interact with customers; checkout remains on the merchant’s existing Shopify checkout. After a stream, iimpro automatically turns it into a shoppable replay for the merchant’s website. Merchants can download stream content and make clips for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, while analytics cover product engagement, clicks, sales, peak engagement moments, video-influenced revenue and live-versus-replay performance. Selected streams can also appear in iimpro’s shopping marketplace. The platform is described for jewellery, fashion and skincare brands in Australia and the UK, and is available on Android, iOS and the web. The Starter plan is free to install, with no monthly subscription and a 6% commission on order subtotals. AI product and theme recommendations, and guidance on when to go live, are marked as coming soon. Sellers remain responsible for listings, delivery, customer enquiries and complaints, returns, refunds and applicable taxes.