vs WhatsApp groups and spreadsheets

Dropshipping network comparison

Most wholesalers who let others sell for them run it by hand: photos in a WhatsApp group, orders typed into a sheet, commission worked out on a calculator. Here is what changes.

A WhatsApp group costs nothing, and for a handful of people it works. It stops working when prices change, stock runs out, or someone asks what they are owed.

Here each person gets a store of their own, the catalogue stays in step by itself, and every order, parcel and commission is on one record.

Side by side

Underlined LentloSites claims link to their proof. Third-party figures are as published on the date shown; models are described where no public rate exists.

WhatsApp groups and spreadsheetsLentloSites
What the customer seesForwarded photos and a phone number
Stock and price changesA new message, and hope everyone read it
OrdersTyped by hand from chats
Money from the customerScreenshots to match by hand
CommissionWorked out on a calculator each month
ReturnsArgued over chat
What it costsNothing to start, and your time every day

Stick with whatsapp groups and spreadsheets if…

  • You supply a handful of people you speak to every day, and you are happy keeping the record yourself.

Choose LentloSites if…

  • More than a few people sell for you, and you have lost track of who owes what.
  • You want each of them to have a real store that customers can trust.
  • You want commission and returns on record, not in a chat.

Switching? We'll move you for free — rankings included.

Products, images, pages — our team migrates them at no cost, and SEO-safe 301 redirects keep every old link (and your Google rankings) working.

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Fair questions

Do my people need to know websites?
No. A store opens on a ready design in three short screens, with your products already in it.
Can I start with a few people?
Yes. Invite one person with a link, or prepare stores for named people. We are starting with a small number of suppliers, chosen one by one.

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