JustSell and Shopify both let you sell online, but they suit different needs. Shopify is built retail-first for direct-to-consumer stores, while JustSell combines B2C retail with native B2B wholesale, EPOS, rental and appointments in one platform, with customer-specific pricing, account-based ordering and 0% commission. JustSell fits multi-channel and trade businesses; Shopify fits pure D2C retail.
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JustSell
| JustSell | Feature | Shopify |
|---|---|---|
| Built in | B2B / wholesale ordering | Limited (Plus or apps) |
| Native | Customer-specific pricing | Requires apps |
| Included | Wholesale portal & accounts | Limited |
| iOS & Android included | Your own branded mobile app | Shared "Shop" app / 3rd-party |
| Built-in EPOS | EPOS / in-store till | Shopify POS add-on |
| Built in | Rental & appointments | Third-party apps only |
| Included | B2C online store | Included (core strength) |
| Included | Inventory management | Included |
| 0%, keep 100% | Commission on sales | No commission; gateway fees may apply |
| Any gateway, no lock-in | Payment gateways | Fees unless Shopify Payments |
| Growing + open API | Third-party app store | Very large (advantage) |
See how much time and money your business could save by switching from Shopify to JustSell. Adjust the numbers below for an instant estimate.
Your estimated results
Time saved
72 hrs/mo
Labour cost saved
£1,080/mo
Added revenue potential
£1,125/mo
Pays for itself in
~7 days
Est. annual ROI
341%
Total annual benefit
£26,460
Figures are estimates for guidance only, based on typical automation and revenue uplift, and will vary by business. Book a demo for a tailored ROI assessment.
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How JustSell and Shopify each handle the essentials.
JustSell handles B2B and wholesale ordering as a native, standard feature, while Shopify typically requires the higher-cost Plus plan or third-party apps for equivalent functionality.

JustSell
Trade accounts, quick-order pads, minimum order quantities, order approvals and credit terms are all built in, B2C and B2B run from one catalogue and login.

Shopify
B2B tooling is largely concentrated in Shopify Plus, or bolted on with paid apps, which adds cost and complexity for wholesalers.
JustSell offers customer-specific and contract pricing natively, whereas Shopify usually needs third-party applications to price by customer or account.

JustSell
Set per-customer price lists, tiered/volume discounts and account-based pricing that can sync from your ERP, no apps required.

Shopify
Custom pricing per customer generally depends on Plus features or apps, and can be limited on standard plans.
JustSell combines multiple sales channels, online store, EPOS, wholesale, rental and appointments, in one platform, while Shopify is retail/D2C-first and adds other channels through separate products or apps.

JustSell
Retail, wholesale, in-store EPOS, rental/hire and appointment bookings share one inventory and customer base.

Shopify
Strong online store; POS, and functions like rental or bookings, come via Shopify POS or the app store.
JustSell includes your own branded iOS and Android ordering app, while Shopify offers the shared "Shop" marketplace app and relies on third-party tools for a dedicated branded app.

JustSell
Your customers download an app under your brand for repeat ordering, push notifications and one-tap reorder.

Shopify
The "Shop" app is a shared marketplace; a fully branded native app typically needs a third-party app builder.
JustSell charges 0% commission and lets you use any payment gateway, while Shopify applies a transaction fee on non-Shopify-Payments gateways.

JustSell
No platform commission and no per-sale fee, keep 100% of revenue and use your own gateway (Stripe, PayPal, Square and more) with no lock-in.

Shopify
No platform commission, but transaction fees (typically 0.5%–2%) apply unless you process through Shopify Payments.
A balanced look at the strengths and trade-offs of each platform.

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Everything you need to know about how JustSell compares with Shopify.
For wholesalers, JustSell is generally the stronger fit because B2B ordering, customer-specific pricing, quick-order pads and credit accounts are built in on standard plans. On Shopify, comparable wholesale functionality usually depends on the higher-cost Plus tier or paid third-party apps.
Shopify can handle B2B sales, but its native B2B features are concentrated in Shopify Plus, and many merchants add paid apps to cover wholesale pricing, account ordering and net terms. JustSell includes this B2B functionality on standard plans.
JustSell is typically better for distributors. It supports account-based purchasing, per-customer price lists, bulk ordering and ERP integration natively, which are core requirements for distribution businesses that Shopify usually meets only with Plus or additional apps.
No. JustSell takes 0% commission and no per-sale transaction fee, and you can use any payment gateway. Shopify does not charge a platform commission either, but it applies a transaction fee (typically 0.5%–2%) on orders processed through gateways other than Shopify Payments.
For wholesale and B2B, alternatives to Shopify include platforms with native B2B tooling such as JustSell, which combines a B2C store with wholesale pricing, trade accounts and multi-channel selling (EPOS, rental, appointments) in one system rather than relying on apps.
Yes. JustSell is built in the UK with GBP pricing, UK payment gateways and UK-based onboarding, and it combines retail, wholesale, EPOS, rental and appointments in one platform, a strong fit for UK retailers, wholesalers and trade suppliers wanting more than a single-channel store.
Yes. JustSell offers guided migration and white-glove setup, including importing your products, customers and orders, rebuilding your storefront and configuring the channels you need, so you can switch with minimal disruption.
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