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Shopify Collective
Shopify Collective
by Shopify
4.5
(346 reviews)
Best suited for merchants running dropshipping operations and looking to source products through a supplier network.
Import products from trusted Shopify brands—no inventory needed. You sell, suppliers ship. Add new products to your store in minutes. With Shopify Collective, you can instantly import products from top Shopify brands, with real-time syncing for details, pricing, and inventory. Orders are fulfilled by suppliers, payments are automatically processed when they ship, and returns are seamlessly automated. Expand your catalog and reach new customers—all within Shopify. No setup fees, no high commissions! Add new products to your store in minutes. With Shopify Collective, you can instantly import products from top Shopify brands, with real-time syncing for details, pricing, and inventory. Orders are fulfilled by suppliers, payments are automatically processed when they ship, and returns are seamlessly automated. Expand your catalog and reach new customers—all within Shopify. No setup fees, no high commissions! more Instantly import products directly to your store from eligible brands on Shopify Real-time, ultrafast inventory sync which means no risk of overselling Fetch accurate shipping costs based on weight and customer location at checkout Set clear rules for returns and refunds processing - even with third-party apps Seamless multi-brand checkout: one cart, one payment, orders sent to suppliers
Copy from the Shopify App Store listing, unedited.Dropshipping
Bottom line
sourcing cost
Free
60/100
Solid · from 341 reviews
What it does
Instantly import products directly to your store from eligible brands on Shopify
Real-time, ultrafast inventory sync which means no risk of overselling
Fetch accurate shipping costs based on weight and customer location at checkout
Set clear rules for returns and refunds processing - even with third-party apps
Seamless multi-brand checkout: one cart, one payment, orders sent to suppliers
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The listing shows this as free, with no paid tiers published — so there is no volume question to answer and nothing to size yourself against. Check the listing for in-app charges before you rely on that.
60
/ 100Solid
Scored on 341 merchant reviews we hold for Shopify Collective, across five checks. Every figure is computed from those reviews — expand any row to see the counts behind it.
Review history
2025–2026 · 341 reviews read| 2025 | 142 reviews |
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| 2026 | 199 reviews |
What merchants say
4.5
4%
of reviews get an answer27%
had used it a year when they wroteRecent merchant reviews
The newest 8 of 346. Open one to read it in full, with the developer's reply where there is one.
If you are able to work with smaller businesses and can fulfill drop ship, this is a game changer for small e-comm shops and the industry of retail as a whole as it can help evolve an e-comm to grow into a brick and mortar.
I like the app a lot because is was very difficulty to find suppliers within the US that offers Fast Shipping. Can you improve the Sort within each each suppliers because a lot of times when you enter the main keyword or other keywords related to the product is comes up blank. Also if you can Vet and Add more DropShipping Suppliers with Warehouse within the US. Also Can you get Suppliers who Offer Brand Name Products Please. Thanks for this Option, we needed this a long time ago. More help with the Marketing. Expand the marketing to the entire Store not Just the Shop App. The Cost per New Customer to too high because the our margins on the Collective is very Low and even for our own inventory supplies. Thanks
A seller internal note section for collective suppliers for shipping and responsiveness experience would be great. Some suppliers are better than others. I would also suggest adding seller ratings for collective suppliers based on an actual sale. James Orchid Stuff Plus www.orchidstuffplus.com
They don't allow us to write proper reviews on Suppliers. Majority of the suppliers don't respond to your emails especially when they are supposed to fulfill return labels. Suppliers can also cancel your customers orders without giving any context. I strongly advise not to use collective
Tatjana L 4:54 pm Hi Ahmet, I wanted to reach out to you directly to let you know where we're at with your Collective shipping issue. I'm still actively working on this. I've escalated your case to our Collective team and I'm waiting for their response to confirm exactly what happened with your shipping configuration and why Crystal Quest's shipping rates weren't displaying to your customers. I know you're waiting — and I know this is costing you real money. The $274 loss you've already absorbed in shipping costs, plus the investment you made in Shop campaigns to drive those sales in the first place, is a significant hit to your business. You trusted Shopify Collective to work as advertised, and instead you've been losing money on every order. I completely understand why you used the word "scam" — when you're told you'll have a 20% margin and you end up losing $40 instead of making $70, that feels like a betrayal of trust. You were right to be furious. This shouldn't have happened. You set up Collective in good faith, ran campaigns to drive sales for your supplier's products, and the platform failed to pass shipping costs through to your customers. That's on us to investigate and explain. Here's what I'm pushing the Collective team to confirm: Why the supplier's "calculated at checkout" shipping rates didn't display to your customers, causing them to check out at $0 shipping Whether this is a known configuration issue with Collective shipping profiles or a bug in how supplier rates flow through What the proper configuration should be so this stops happening immediately on future orders Whether there's any path to recovering the $274 you've already lost — I told you in chat that Shopify can't reverse payments already transferred to Crystal Quest, but I want the Collective team to review whether there are any exceptions or supplier dispute mechanisms available in cases like this where the platform didn't work as expected I don't have answers yet, but I'm not letting this fall through the cracks. The moment I receive a response from the Collective team, I will update you — you won't have to chase me. I will come to you. In the meantime, please don't uninstall the Collective app yet. I know you're frustrated and ready to walk away, but if you remove the app before we finish investigating, it may make it harder for our team to review your shipping configuration and order history. I need you to trust me for just a little longer so we can get this fully documented and understood. I know "I'm still checking" isn't the update you wanted, but I wanted to make sure you knew this case is still active, still a priority, and I'm personally staying on top of it until we have real answers for you. Thank you for your patience, Ahmet. I'll be back in touch as soon as I have findings from the Collective team. Best regards, Tatjana Money Support Specialist Shopify Tatjana L 1:21 pm Hi Ahmet, I have answers for you. I've received confirmation from our Collective team about exactly what went wrong with your shipping configuration, and I want to walk you through it clearly so you understand what happened, why it happened, and how to fix it going forward. Your store has a flat shipping rate configured in your shipping settings (Settings > Shipping > Delivery profile). This flat rate setting is overriding Crystal Quest's calculated shipping rates at checkout. Here's what that means in practice: Your customers are seeing free shipping (or a very low flat rate) at checkout Crystal Quest is still shipping directly to your customers and charging you their actual shipping costs ($7.95–$122.50 per order) You're paying the full supplier shipping cost while collecting $0 from customers Result: You're absorbing 100% of the shipping cost on every Collective order This is why you lost $274 across those five orders. Your customers paid nothing for shipping, but you still owed Crystal Quest the full amount they paid to ship those orders. I'm genuinely sorry this happened to you, Ahmet. You were right to call this out. To ensure your customers are charged Crystal Quest's actual shipping rates at checkout (so you stop absorbing these costs), you need to change your shipping configuration from "Flat rate" to "App calculated shipping." Here's how: Go to Settings > Shipping > Delivery profiles Find the delivery profile that includes your Collective products (likely your default profile) Click into that profile Under shipping rates, remove the flat rate you currently have configured Enable "App calculated shipping" or ensure "Display all available supplier rates" is turned on in your Collective Retailer app settings Once you do this, Crystal Quest's calculated shipping rates will automatically display to your customers at checkout, and they'll pay the actual shipping cost instead of $0. You'll stop losing money on every order. I've included a direct link to your shipping profile settings here for convenience: Your Shipping Profile I need to be honest with you about this part. The shipping amounts that were debited from your account ($7.95, $14.95, $29.95, $122.50, and ~$99) were already transferred to Crystal Quest to reimburse them for the shipping costs they paid when they fulfilled and shipped those orders to your customers. Shopify cannot reverse or refund those payments because they've already been paid out to your supplier. Any reimbursement or compensation for those past losses would need to be negotiated directly with Crystal Quest. I know that's not the answer you wanted, and I wish I could tell you something different. What I can tell you is this: you have every right to contact Crystal Quest and explain what happened. You were operating under the assumption that your customers were being charged for shipping, you were not aware of the configuration issue, and you absorbed $274 in costs that should have been passed through to buyers. Whether they're willing to reimburse you or issue a credit is up to them, but you absolutely have grounds to ask. What happens now: Immediate action: Update your shipping configuration using the steps above to stop this from happening on future orders Verify the fix: Place a test Collective order or ask a friend to check out—you should see Crystal Quest's calculated shipping rates displaying at checkout now Contact Crystal Quest: Reach out to them directly about the $274 loss and request reimbursement or credit I know you said you were ready to delete the Collective app, and I completely understand why. If you decide Collective isn't worth the risk after this experience, that's a valid business decision and I respect it. But if you're willing to give it one more shot with the correct shipping configuration in place, you should finally see the 20% margins you were promised. I'm truly sorry this happened, Ahmet. Thank you for your patience while we investigated this, and thank you for being honest about how angry you were—that feedback matters, and I've made sure it's been heard by our Collective team. Best regards, Tatjana Money Support Specialist Shopify Ahmet Kara 2:28 pm some how you are making shopify collective app mistake mine thats not acceptable by any means. Shopify collective suppose to have their rates overriding my current setup which they failed to do so. how is this my problem why am i forking the $274 loss whis is not small amout. Im deleting collective to never to be used ever again
It needs an easier way to see what is out of stock before importing and notifications of price changes when sync is off. I like my products to be in whole numbers which requires sync to be off, but when major price changes happen, I don't see that.
There issues that are not made clear in the setting up of a Collective account. One glaring issue is that you as the seller are responsible for chargeback from the supplier
We love using Shopify Collective to source new products for Casual Chic Shop! Payment and inventory management is handled seamlessly on the backend making it super easy compared to other dropshipping platforms.
Shopify Collective FAQ
Answered from this app's own listing and its full review record.
Best suited for merchants running dropshipping operations and looking to source products through a supplier network.
The Shopify App Store lists this app as “Free”. It does not publish plain monthly prices we can compute against.
On our scorecard Shopify Collective rates 60 out of 100 — solid — read from 341 merchant reviews. The developer has published replies to 15 of 341 reviews. The score reflects what the review record shows, nothing more.
346 merchants have reviewed Shopify Collective, averaging 4.5 out of 5. We hold the review history from 2025 to 2026, which is what the year-by-year chart on this page is built from.
At a glance
4.5 / 5 · 346 reviews
4.44 from 299 reviews
299 (was 42)
15 of 341 reviews
5 months
Free
April 28, 2025
2025 – 2026
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