Dropshipping · EU
Custom Shopify bundle of storefronts, marketplace logic, and logistics APIs for European plant dropshipping.
Catalog, stock, and orders in one flow across Shopify, WooCommerce, and logistics. Built so growers ship and retailers buy without a warehouse in the middle.
About Everspring
Everspring is a European plant and flower dropshipping marketplace. Growers list stock; retailers order assortment without running a nursery or cold chain themselves.
The commercial model only works if catalog, availability, and orders stay truthful across every channel: Shopify for brand presence, WooCommerce for partners, and logistics APIs for fulfilment.
Which challenges the client faced
A multi-party catalog breaks the moment stock, locales, or order state diverge.
One catalog, many storefronts
Growers and retailers needed a single product truth while shopping experiences lived on different platforms.
Inventory they do not hold
Availability had to reflect grower stock and logistics, not a fake warehouse layer.
Orders that survive handoffs
Checkout on one surface had to become a clean fulfilment signal for another without manual re-entry.
Solutions we implemented
We wired marketplace logic, PIM discipline, and platform storefronts into one operating flow.
Marketplace catalog spine
Products, locales, and retailer-facing assortment live in one place. Storefronts consume them; they do not invent them.
Shopify + WooCommerce surfaces
Brand and partner channels keep their own UX while syncing stock and orders through shared APIs.
Logistics-aware fulfilment
Order state tracks the dropship path so growers ship and retailers receive without ops spreadsheets.
Results of the project
The marketplace runs as a living catalog, not a brochure with a cart.
- 14k+ live products across the European assortment.
- 250+ active retailers ordering through the network.
- Zero owned inventory. Growers fulfil; the platform orchestrates.
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Frequently asked questions
Context behind the build decisions.
Why both Shopify and WooCommerce?
Different partners and locales needed different storefront chassis. The marketplace logic stays central; the front ends stay where the buyers already are.
How do you keep stock honest without a warehouse?
Availability is driven by grower feeds and logistics signals, not a static stock file. When a plant is gone, it stops selling everywhere that feed reaches.
