Lengow vs. Linnworks

We have a PIM, which displays a product feed in JSON format. With Lengow we were able to import it very easily and then we connected it to a marketplace. Price and quantity updates are very frequent, this allows us to provide always updated data to customers. It is difficult to create promotions from the interface of Lengow, but once you learn you can do it easily.

Incentivized

Would have recommended it 5 years ago, but now absolutely not a chance. Pricing is obscene and the service is appalling. Save yourself time and money by looking elsewhere. Linnworks has one advantage over other providers and that is their integrations with smaller eCommerce channels, this is not worth the money... You could employ someone for 5 minutes per day to pull smaller marketplaces onto a different service via CSV.

• Marketplaces Integration
• Products info updates
• User friendly graphic

Incentivized

• Ease of use for both me and my colleagues
• Manages all inventory on multiple channels and marketplaces
• Simple method of printing invoices and shipping labels saves so much time and requires no manual input

Incentivized

• Attribute editing rules
• Real time API stock integration
• More marketplaces

Incentivized

• Pricing
• Support
• Features

Lengow turned out to be much cheaper, for our current needs it was enough. However ChannelAdvisor is a valid alternative more complete and with more tools available.

Incentivized

As I have used Linnworks from day one, I constantly get contacted by Linnworks competitors asking me to try their system, however I cannot see any reason to move from a software package that we are all comfortable with, to a different system. It would seem pointless to move to a system that does not have the full functionality of Linnworks.

Incentivized

• Easy opening of new marketplaces
• Sales support
• Saving money in the integrations

Incentivized

• None
• None
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