Dots Live Shopping vs Haggle

Dots Live Shopping adds live video selling to an existing ecommerce store, so viewers can watch, ask questions and buy without leaving it. Its tools include scheduled shows, product pinning, Buy Now, auctions, flash sales, giveaways, chat, replays and analytics. Stores can connect through Magento 2, Adobe Commerce, Shopify, WooCommerce or custom and headless integrations, including JavaScript SDKs, REST APIs and webhooks. Checkout and orders run through the store’s own quote and order engine. Broadcasters can use mobile devices or browsers, with OBS and RTMP options. Auction settings include starting prices, bid increments, countdowns, pre-bids and winner reservations; flash sales can have time, quantity and per-customer limits. Stock checks and reservations help manage overselling, while the store remains the stock authority. Analytics include watch time, chat, add-to-carts, GMV and conversion, with AI summaries and recommendations. Dots describes web, PWA and native iOS and Android experiences, and support for Arabic RTL, local payments and marketplace workflows. Pricing is available on request; the product is listed as in active development.

Haggle is a web platform for B2B software buyers and sales teams to communicate before a demo. Buyers can submit questions anonymously and receive personalized video responses, while vendors see the prospect’s company and department but not their name or email address. Sales teams can chat with buyers and answer questions instantly on the platform. A pre-demo call-to-action can be installed on a website in less than 30 seconds. The free Starter plan costs nothing and supports up to five sales reps, unlimited pre-demo requests, unlimited buyer submissions, and inbound and outbound calls to action. Growth is listed at $55 a month, billed at $55 per user per month, for 5–30 reps. Enterprise is for 30 or more reps with custom per-user monthly pricing. HubSpot, Intercom, Outreach, Salesforce, Marketo, and Loom are listed as coming soon. Haggle also lists live streaming, in-stream checkout, shoppable video, and an embedded storefront mode.