Sellercloud vs. SellerChamp

Customization

Sellercloud is highly customizable, allowing sellers to tailor the platform to their unique needs and requirements. This flexibility means that sellers can create a personalized workflow that fits their business rather than having to adapt their operations to fit the limitations of the platform. In contrast, SellerChamp is more rigid and less customizable, limiting sellers’ ability to optimize their workflow.

Integration capabilities

Sellercloud has extensive integration capabilities, which means that it can easily integrate with a wide range of other platforms and tools. This makes it easier for sellers to manage their operations across multiple channels and platforms and to streamline their workflows. SellerChamp has very limited integration capabilities, and sellers can manage their operations across only 20 channels.

Product variations

Sellercloud streamlines inventory management by allowing sellers to list products with various attributes, such as sizes and colors, under a single listing using variation SKUs. SellerChamp doesn’t offer this functionality, which can be a disadvantage for sellers looking to quickly list products with similar properties in a single listing.

Create custom rules to automate your workflow

Sellercloud lets you build your own custom order-related rules based on the demands of your workflow. Set rules to run on specific categories or types of orders, with the ability to filter orders by channel, company, order status, and more. The user-friendly interface allows multi-level conditions with ANDs and ORs. This level of customization is not available on SellerChamp.

Shipping software included

Sellercloud has its own Shipping app that comes with your Sellercloud account free of charge. You can generate shipping labels and send tracking information back to marketplaces. With SellerChamp, sellers must use third-party shipping software to manage their shipping needs.

Warehouse management system 

Sellercloud lets you manage inventory movements and scan and track products across multiple locations via Desktop or mobile. With Skustack’s warehouse visualization, you can get real-time visibility into your operations and optimize your layout for maximum efficiency. SellerChamp doesn’t offer any warehouse management options.

Exceptional customer support

Sellercloud is celebrated for its exceptional customer support. The platform offers a dedicated support team to help sellers by phone and email with any issues or questions they may have. In contrast, SellerChamp offers phone support only for their highest price tier.

No limitations on key features

If you’re considering using SellerChamp as your e-commerce platform of choice, it’s important to be aware of its additional limitations. These limitations include a maximum order count of 5000 and a maximum SKU count of 100,000. SellerChamp also has a limit of 10 support sessions and user accounts, as well as up to 10 FTP feeds. Another important thing to note is that Change History is only available for the past 90 days, and API access is limited to only 120 requests per minute. If a seller exceeds any of these limitations, they will incur additional charges. In contrast, Sellercloud does not have any limits on all these features. This can be a significant advantage for sellers with larger operations that require more capacity and flexibility.