Best Veeqo Alternatives for eBay Sellers (2026)

Veeqo's shipping software costs nothing a month, which makes replacing it an unusual decision. Amazon, which has owned Veeqo since 2021, keeps the Shipping plan free because it earns a small commission on the labels you buy through it. Any paid tool has to justify a bill that Veeqo does not send. So the best Veeqo alternatives for eBay sellers are not simply the cheapest ones. They are the ones that fix the part of your store that is actually stuck.

For a seller who boxes and ships their own stock, that part is usually labels or stock counts, and there are good paid and free tools for both. For a seller whose supplier ships every order, it is finding products, getting them listed and keeping prices in line with the supplier, and no shipping tool touches that work.

Quick answer: The best Veeqo alternatives for eBay sellers in 2026 are Ecomli, ShipStation, Sellbrite, Ordoro, Shippo and Linnworks, and the right one depends on who ships the parcel. If a supplier ships every order for you, our pick is Ecomli, a non-API browser extension for eBay dropshippers that finds products with Product Hunting, creates AI-assisted listings from Amazon and AliExpress, keeps them in line with supplier stock and prices through Stock Monitoring, and handles supplier orders, with Auto Ordering on Pro and Scale. If you ship your own stock and mainly need labels, ShipStation or Shippo is the closer swap, or you can simply keep Veeqo's free plan.

Ecomli makes the software in #1, so treat this as our pick with our reasons shown. The other five tools are described from their own pricing and help pages, checked in September 2026, including the cases where they suit you better than Ecomli.

On this page: what Veeqo does and costs · two kinds of tool · the comparison table · the 6 alternatives, ranked · UK and Europe · pick by what you are fixing · checks before you switch · what Veeqo does better · how to do this in Ecomli · FAQ

What Veeqo does, and what it costs

Veeqo is shipping and inventory software for sellers who hold their own stock. Its pricing page lists three plans as of Sep 2026:

• Shipping: free. Unlimited orders, users, SKUs, warehouses and shipments, bulk shipping of up to 100 orders at once, rate shopping, and up to 5% back in Veeqo Credits on labels. The carriers named are Amazon Shipping, UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL and OnTrac. Multichannel listings on this plan are limited to 10 free listings a month and marked as coming soon.
• Inventory: from $19 a month, priced on order volume. It adds automated inventory sync, demand forecasting, the Veeqo scanner, picking tools and unlimited multichannel listings.
• High Volume: from $350 a month, adding a NetSuite ERP integration, priority support and a dedicated account manager.

The integrations named on that page are Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Walmart, WooCommerce and Rithum, and orders fulfilled by Amazon through FBA are left out of your chargeable order volume. On eBay specifically, Veeqo's eBay integration page says it syncs your inventory from eBay, picks the best-value label rate for each order and can ship up to 100 orders at once.

Read that list for what it leaves out. Veeqo manages what happens after a sale: labels, picking and stock counts. It does not research products, create listings from a supplier's page, watch a supplier's price, or buy the item from a supplier when your eBay order lands. That gap is why so many eBay sellers go looking, and why the right alternative depends on which side of the sale you need help with.

Two jobs, two kinds of tool

Most Veeqo alternatives lists mix two categories of software that barely overlap.

• After-the-sale tools print labels, compare carrier rates, sync stock counts across channels and route orders to a warehouse or supplier. ShipStation, Shippo, Sellbrite, Ordoro, Linnworks and Veeqo itself sit here. They assume you already know what to sell and already hold it, or already have a supplier set up to ship it.
• Before-the-sale tools find products, create listings and keep those listings priced and in stock against a supplier. Ecomli sits here. It is built for eBay sellers whose supplier ships every order, so there is no parcel for you to label.

Before you compare prices, write down in one sentence what is slowing your store. "My labels cost too much" points at a shipping tool. "My stock counts are wrong across channels" points at an inventory tool. "I cannot find and list products fast enough" points at a sourcing and listing tool, and no amount of label software fixes it. If you want to go deeper on the listing side first, our roundup of the best cross-listing software maps the wider category, and the guide to multi-channel listing software covers pure listing tools.

Veeqo alternatives compared

Prices are the monthly figures on each vendor's own pricing page, as of Sep 2026. Add-ons and billing options change often, so confirm before you commit.

Two columns decide most of this. If you hold stock, the last column matters, and Ecomli is not your tool for it. If your supplier ships, the middle two columns matter, and only one row fills both.

The 6 best Veeqo alternatives for eBay sellers, ranked

Each entry follows the same shape: who it is for, what it does, what it costs, where it wins and where it falls short.

1. Ecomli: for eBay sellers whose supplier ships every order

Best for: eBay sellers whose bottleneck is finding products, listing them and keeping them priced, rather than printing labels.

What it does. Ecomli is a non-API browser extension for eBay dropshippers. It works through the eBay seller account already signed in to your desktop Chrome browser, so there is no API connection to authorize. eBay is its only selling channel, and Amazon and AliExpress are its supplier sources. Product Hunting researches a competitor eBay seller's sold history or current listings and matches the products to Amazon or AliExpress. It also searches Amazon keywords, Best Sellers and category pages, and collects the products from an AliExpress store link, which is where our guide to importing AliExpress products to eBay starts. Create Listings prices each product with your markup, writes optional AI titles and AI descriptions from the supplier facts, applies your description template and, on Pro and Scale, an image template, then fills eBay's listing form in your seller session, up to 10 listings at once. Stock Monitoring checks supplier stock and prices and updates the eBay price and quantity, or ends out-of-stock items, by your rules. Safety Shield screens products, AI copy and the eBay draft for flagged brands and restricted items before they go live, as a checkpoint rather than a guarantee.

After the sale, every order lands in Orders. Starter uses manual ordering. On Pro, Basic Auto Ordering places the supplier order in your own browser when you click Auto Order. On Scale, once you turn it on, Advanced Auto Ordering runs on Ecomli's servers and places the supplier order for new eBay orders without a click, as long as each order is within your buying limits, which are a maximum purchase price and a maximum loss. Tracking Conversions turns supported AliExpress and Amazon tracking into eBay-compatible tracking and adds it to the eBay order after automatic checks, with Aquiline credits sold as an add-on.

Pricing. Starter is $29 a month for 1,000 monthly product imports and one eBay account, with manual ordering. Pro is $99 a month for 5,000 imports and adds Basic Auto Ordering, Basic Auto Pruner and image templates. Scale is $199 a month for 10,000 imports and adds Advanced Auto Ordering, Advanced Auto Pruner with automatic relisting, three eBay account seats and one VA seat. Active listings are unlimited on every plan. Billing is monthly in USD, billed upfront, with a 7-day money-back guarantee on your first payment, and every plan is laid out side by side on the Ecomli pricing page.

Where it wins: it is the only tool here that covers sourcing, listing, rule-based pricing, supplier monitoring and supplier ordering for eBay in one subscription. There is nothing to authorize with eBay, Safety Shield is built in, and Migration brings existing eBay listings in from AutoDS, EcomSniper or an eBay CSV export without relisting them.

Where it falls short: it is not a shipping-label tool, so if you hold some stock and post it yourself you will still want Veeqo or a label tool for those parcels. eBay is the only selling channel. Listing, Stock Monitoring and Basic Auto Ordering run in your desktop browser while it is open. Starter uses manual ordering.

2. ShipStation: for multi-carrier label work at volume

Best for: sellers who ship hundreds or thousands of their own parcels a month and want rate comparison and automation rules across many carriers.

What it does. ShipStation is dedicated shipping software. Its pricing page claims access to 200+ parcel carriers and 50+ LTL freight carriers, with discounted carrier rates, address validation and insurance on every plan. Its eBay integration imports orders automatically and sends shipment details back to eBay when you create a label, so buyers get tracking.

Pricing. Plans are tiered by monthly shipments. Starter runs from $14.99 a month at 50 shipments to $174.99 at 5,000, with 3 users and basic automations. Standard runs from $29.99 at 50 shipments to $3,599.99 at 100,000, with 10 users and unlimited automations. Premium starts at $349.99 and reaches $7,499.99 at 100,000 shipments. You can bring your own parcel carrier accounts on Standard and Premium but not on Starter. Every plan starts with 30 days free and no credit card, then a monthly bill.

Where it wins: the deepest automation rules in this group, built for teams and volume, with tracking flowing back to eBay.

Where it falls short: no free plan once the first 30 days end, so moving from Veeqo adds a new monthly cost. It does nothing about listings, sourcing or price.

Who should pick it: a stock-holding seller whose dispatch volume has outgrown Veeqo's free tools. If listings are what is stuck, it is the wrong purchase.

3. Sellbrite: for listing one stock catalog across US marketplaces

Best for: US sellers with a modest order count who want the same inventory listed on eBay, Amazon, Etsy and Walmart and kept in sync.

What it does. Sellbrite, which calls itself "A GoDaddy Brand", lists your inventory in bulk on marketplaces and on your own web store using templates, and adjusts inventory across channels when items are ordered so you avoid overselling. Its homepage names Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Google Shopping, Etsy, Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Sears and Newegg, and says you can print discounted shipping labels and ship all orders from one interface. Sellbrite is one of the Silver partners on eBay's third-party provider page.

Pricing. The pricing page shows Forever Free at $0 for up to 30 orders a month with sync every 2 hours, then Pro 100 at $29 a month, Pro 500 at $79 and Pro 2K at $179, with sync every 15 minutes on the paid plans. The FBA integration add-on is $19 a month, and FBA orders do not count toward your order limit. New accounts get unlimited access for 14 days with no credit card.

Where it wins: a free plan that includes listing, not just shipping, and clean multichannel stock sync for a small catalog.

Where it falls short: it lists inventory you already have, and it does not find products or watch a supplier's price. The free plan's 30-order limit arrives quickly. Its help article on international marketplaces says international listings cannot be published from Sellbrite and only USD is supported, so it suits US sellers best. Our Sellbrite review and the roundup of Sellbrite alternatives go deeper.

4. Ordoro: for routing orders to dropship suppliers you already use

Best for: sellers with established dropship suppliers or vendors who want each order routed to the right one automatically.

What it does. Ordoro is sold as separate apps. Shipping handles labels and batch printing. Inventory syncs stock across channels and warehouses. Dropshipping routes orders to your suppliers, with automation rules, analytics and a QuickBooks integration. Its eBay integration page covers printing labels individually or in batches, international shipments and inventory sync across channels, with the option to keep eBay listings alive when quantity hits zero. Ordoro's own dropshipping pricing page states that it does not have features for listing creation.

Pricing. On the shipping and inventory pricing page, Shipping Essential is free for 100 orders a month with one sales channel and one user, Advanced is $59 a month for 3,000 orders, and Premium is $149 a month for unlimited orders with your own carrier accounts. Above 3,000 labels a month, each extra 1,000 labels costs $30. Inventory is $349 or $499 a month for 1,000 orders. Dropshipping Advanced is $299 a month for 1,000 dropshipments, plus $100 for every extra 1,000, and Premium is priced on request. Each app offers 15 days free with no credit card.

Where it wins: real order routing to suppliers, and a free shipping plan with more headroom than Sellbrite's or Shippo's.

Where it falls short: no listing creation and no product research, and the supplier routing that makes it distinctive starts at $299 a month. It routes orders to suppliers you set up in Ordoro, and it leaves finding products and building listings to you. For comparison, Ecomli's Pro plan includes Basic Auto Ordering at $99 a month.

5. Shippo: for cheap labels on a small order count

Best for: small US sellers who want discounted labels and tracking synced to eBay for little or no monthly cost.

What it does. Shippo is label software with discounted carrier rates. Its eBay integration imports your eBay orders automatically, prints labels, sends tracking notifications to buyers and syncs tracking information back to eBay. Its pricing page advertises USPS, UPS, FedEx and DHL Express discounts on every plan.

Pricing. The Shippo pricing page lists Starter at $0 for up to 30 labels a month with one user, with a $0.05 charge per label if you use your own carrier account. Pro is $17 a month for up to 10,000 labels with five or more users and free use of your own carrier accounts. Premier is priced on request.

Where it wins: the cheapest paid step up in this group for a seller who only needs labels.

Where it falls short: the pricing page is about labels and carriers, and it lists no product research or listing creation. Shippo replaces Veeqo's label side and leaves listings and sourcing to you.

6. Linnworks: for warehouse-scale operations

Best for: established retailers with warehouses, staff and enough order volume to justify a custom contract.

What it does. Linnworks is commerce operations software for larger sellers. Its pricing page lists 100+ channel integrations and 70+ shipping providers and aggregators, including Amazon Shipping, FedEx, Royal Mail and ShipStation. Bulk listing comes through the Linnworks Listing add-on and warehouse management through Linnworks WMS and SkuVault Enhanced Warehouse, with a Forecasting add-on at a flat fee. Linnworks is one of the Gold partners on eBay's third-party provider page.

Pricing. There is no published price. Plans are priced on order volume, not revenue, tiered on monthly orders with overages above your tier, plus a one-off onboarding fee and add-ons priced separately. The page also says "No percentage fees, ever."

Where it wins: the most complete operational coverage here for a business that holds stock, with a deep eBay integration.

Where it falls short: quote-only pricing and an onboarding fee are the opposite of Veeqo's free plan. Listing is an add-on, and there is no product sourcing. Our guide to Linnworks alternatives covers this end of the market in more detail.

If you ship from the UK or Europe

Most tools above are built around US carriers. Veeqo's own UK pricing page is different: it names Amazon Shipping, Royal Mail, Evri, DPD and FedEx with pre-negotiated rates, keeps Shipping free, and prices Inventory from £17 a month and High Volume from £313, including VAT. For many UK sellers who hold stock, that makes staying on Veeqo the sensible default.

If you want to leave it anyway, Sendcloud says it fully supports shipping from eight European countries, including the UK. Its free plan covers up to 20 parcels a month with no courier contract and no subscription fee. Paid plans run from €28 a month with €0.10 per label to €639 a month with €0.07 per label, each with an annual label cap and an extra €0.15 per label above it. Our guide to eBay shipping software for UK sellers compares the carrier side in more detail.

Best Veeqo alternative by what you are trying to fix

If your supplier ships every order: Ecomli

This is where the category difference shows most. Shipping tools cut the time each parcel takes. They do not reduce the decisions you make about what to list, at what price, and whether the supplier still has it. Ecomli covers those: Product Hunting finds products that have already sold, Create Listings gets them live, Stock Monitoring keeps price and quantity in line with the supplier, and Auto Ordering on Pro and Scale places supplier orders within your buying limits. You still review what publishes, handle orders outside your buying limits and answer buyer questions.

If you are new to eBay: Ecomli Starter

A new seller's problem is rarely dispatch volume. It is not knowing what to list. Product Hunting starts from products that have already sold for other eBay sellers, matched to an Amazon or AliExpress supplier, and the Starter plan at $29 a month lets you learn the workflow before paying for automation. If you want the research side on its own first, our eBay product research guide and our explainer on Terapeak product research cover eBay's own data, and the roundup of AI tools for eBay sellers covers the adjacent options.

If you are scaling a dropshipping store: Ecomli Pro or Scale

A supplier-sourced catalog breaks when supplier prices move faster than you can check them. Stock Monitoring exists for that. Pro's 5,000 monthly imports with Basic Auto Ordering, or Scale's three eBay account seats, VA seat and Advanced Auto Ordering within your buying limits, are the plans built for that stage. Price moves by other eBay sellers are a separate problem, covered in our guide to eBay repricing software.

If you only need cheaper or faster labels: keep Veeqo, or try ShipStation or Shippo

If labels are the whole job, Veeqo's free Shipping plan is hard to beat on price. Move to Shippo when you want a lighter tool with tracking synced to eBay, or to ShipStation when volume and team size make its automation rules worth paying for.

If you list the same stock on several marketplaces: Sellbrite

Sellbrite's free plan covers up to 30 orders a month with listing included, and its paid plans add faster sync as order counts grow. If your stock is secondhand, our comparison of Vendoo, List Perfectly and Crosslist covers the cross-listing tools built for resellers.

If you run a warehouse: Linnworks

Linnworks makes sense when you have a warehouse, staff and order volume that justify a quote and an onboarding project. Below that size, Veeqo's Inventory plan from $19 a month is the cheaper stock tool, and our guide to eBay inventory management software compares the options in between.

Four checks before you switch

Run every tool on your shortlist through these before you look at a feature grid. They reorder the list quickly.

1. Who ships the parcel? If you do, you need labels, and Ecomli will not replace that part of Veeqo. If your supplier does, you need sourcing, listing and supplier monitoring, and a label tool will not replace that.
2. Can you read a price without talking to sales? Ecomli, ShipStation, Sellbrite, Ordoro's Shipping and Inventory apps, and Shippo all publish monthly figures. Linnworks and Ordoro Dropshipping Premium quote on request. A quote-only tool means every future price change arrives as a conversation rather than a line on a page.
3. What happens at the cap? Free plans end at 30 labels, 30 orders or 100 orders a month, and paid label tools add per-label charges or overages above their allowance. Price a busy month, not an average one.
4. Does it keep your existing listings? A tool that only works by publishing fresh listings resets the history your current listings have built. Check that whatever you choose can take over a live catalog rather than recreate it.

What Veeqo still does better than everything here

A comparison that only lists a tool's failings is not worth trusting, so here is the fair case for staying.

Veeqo's Shipping plan is free with unlimited orders, users, SKUs, warehouses and shipments. Nothing else on this page matches that. Shippo's free plan stops at 30 labels a month, Sellbrite's at 30 orders and Ordoro's at 100 orders, and ShipStation has no free plan after its first 30 days. Veeqo also returns up to 5% in Veeqo Credits on labels bought through it. Because Amazon owns it, the Amazon Shipping integration and FBA handling are as native as they get, and FBA orders are excluded from chargeable volume on the paid plans.

If you sell on eBay and Amazon, hold your own stock, ship with carriers Veeqo has rates for, and your listing workload is already handled, keeping Veeqo and spending nothing is the rational choice. The reason so many eBay sellers still look elsewhere is narrower than the review sites suggest: Veeqo answers what happens after a sale, and their store is stuck on what happens before one.

How to do this in Ecomli: moving a supplier-sourced eBay store off Veeqo

Switching tools is where sellers lose a week, usually by changing everything at once. This sequence keeps live sales running.

1. Keep Veeqo running. The Shipping plan is free, so there is no reason to cancel before the replacement is proven. If you hold some stock, you may keep Veeqo for those parcels permanently.
2. Export your active eBay listings. Ecomli does not import Veeqo's own files. The route is Migration from the eBay Active Listings CSV, the active-listings download from Seller Hub, and each row needs the eBay item number.
3. Bring the catalog into Ecomli with Migration. Migration reads the supplier from the Custom label (SKU), such as an ASIN, an AMZ_ label or an AliExpress product ID, or from a supplier URL column, and maps each listing to its Amazon or AliExpress supplier. Rows it cannot read are held for review so you can add the supplier link, and nothing is guessed. Your listings stay live on eBay throughout, and listings without an Amazon or AliExpress supplier stay on eBay but are not monitored.
4. Set your Stock Monitoring rules. Choose your markup, what happens when a supplier runs out (set quantity to 0 or end the listing), your restock quantity and how much price movement to tolerate. If a supplier read fails, the listing is held unchanged rather than ended.
5. Add new products with Product Hunting and Create Listings. Research a competitor's sold items, match them to a supplier and send the picks to Create Listings, which runs Safety Shield and duplicate checks before publishing.
6. Decide how supplier orders get placed. On Starter you place them yourself from Orders. Pro adds Basic Auto Ordering in your browser, and Scale adds Advanced Auto Ordering on Ecomli's servers within your buying limits. Turn on Tracking Conversions so supplier tracking reaches the eBay order.
7. Check the supplier-side numbers after two weeks. Look at whether supplier price changes were caught before they cost you margin and whether stock problems surfaced before a buyer found them. That, more than the interface, is what you are paying for.

If your store grew on another inventory platform first, our guides to Ecomdash alternatives and Sellercloud alternatives walk through the same move. For the research step, our roundup of eBay product research tools for UK sellers compares the dedicated research tools.

Frequently asked questions

What are some alternatives to Veeqo?

For eBay sellers, the main alternatives are Ecomli, ShipStation, Sellbrite, Ordoro, Shippo and Linnworks, and they split into two groups. Ecomli finds products, lists them on eBay and keeps them in line with supplier stock and prices, for stores where the supplier ships every order. The others handle what happens after a sale: labels, stock sync and order routing for sellers who hold stock. In the UK and Europe, Sendcloud is another label option.

What is the best Veeqo alternative for eBay sellers?

Ecomli, for eBay sellers whose supplier ships every order. It covers product research, bulk listing with AI titles and descriptions, supplier price and stock monitoring with your own rules, supplier ordering with Auto Ordering from Pro, and pre-publish brand screening, from $29 a month with a 7-day money-back guarantee on your first payment. If you only used Veeqo for labels on stock you hold, ShipStation or Shippo is the closer swap, because Ecomli does not print shipping labels.

What is the best eBay inventory management software?

For a store where the supplier holds the inventory, Ecomli, because Stock Monitoring checks the supplier's stock and price and updates your eBay quantity and price by your rules. For a seller who holds stock across several channels, Sellbrite suits a small catalog, Veeqo's Inventory plan from $19 a month suits a mid-sized one, and Linnworks suits a warehouse operation.

What is the most popular inventory management software?

No vendor publishes comparable user counts, so popularity claims are marketing. A more useful signal for eBay sellers is eBay's own third-party provider page, which lists Rithum and Linnworks among its Gold partners and Sellbrite and Sellercloud among its Silver partners. Veeqo, ShipStation and Ecomli are not on that page, and being listed there says nothing about whether a tool fits your store.

Who is eBay's biggest competitor?

For most US sellers, the rival that matters is Amazon, which also owns Veeqo. Walmart, Etsy and TikTok Shop compete for particular categories and buyers. If you are deciding what to list rather than where, our guide to the most profitable items to sell on eBay is a better starting point than the rivalry itself.

Is Veeqo really free?

The Shipping plan is. Veeqo says its shipping features are free to use for everyone and that it makes a small commission on labels purchased through it. Automated inventory sync, forecasting, the scanner and unlimited multichannel listings sit on the Inventory plan from $19 a month, and multichannel listings on the free plan are limited to 10 a month and marked as coming soon.

Does Amazon own Veeqo?

Yes. Veeqo was founded in the UK in 2013 and acquired by Amazon in 2021, according to its pricing page, which also says Veeqo does not share your product or sales data with other Amazon business units. The Amazon link is why its Amazon Shipping and FBA handling are unusually tight.

Is there a free Veeqo alternative?

Several, with caps. Ordoro's Shipping Essential plan is free for 100 orders a month with one channel and one user. Shippo's Starter plan is free for up to 30 labels a month. Sellbrite's Forever Free plan covers up to 30 orders a month and includes bulk listing. In the UK and Europe, Sendcloud is free up to 20 parcels a month. None is unlimited, so a free swap means accepting a ceiling that Veeqo does not impose.

Can any Veeqo alternative find products for me to sell?

Of the tools compared here, only Ecomli. Shipping and inventory platforms assume you have already decided what to sell. Ecomli's Product Hunting researches competitor eBay sellers' sold history or current listings and matches those products to Amazon or AliExpress, can search Amazon keywords and Best Sellers or collect products from an AliExpress store link, and sends picks straight to Create Listings. It shows what has sold for others. It does not guarantee a product will sell for you.

Do I need to cancel Veeqo if I switch to Ecomli?

No, and often you should not. The two do different jobs. Ecomli handles sourcing, listing, pricing and supplier monitoring, and Veeqo handles labels for any stock you ship yourself. Because Veeqo's Shipping plan is free, keeping it for those parcels costs nothing.

Will switching tools affect my existing eBay listings?

It should not, if you pick a tool that can take over an existing catalog rather than recreate it. Ecomli's Migration brings live eBay listings in from AutoDS, EcomSniper or an eBay CSV export and maps them to their Amazon or AliExpress suppliers without relisting, so item history stays intact and the listings stay live on eBay throughout. Be wary of any tool that only works by publishing fresh listings, because that resets what your current listings have earned.

The verdict

The Veeqo alternatives worth paying for divide cleanly. If a supplier ships every order and your constraint is finding products, listing them and keeping prices profitable, our pick is Ecomli, because it is the only tool here built for that side of the sale. If you box and post your own stock, keep Veeqo's free plan until volume justifies ShipStation, or use Shippo for a lighter step up, and look at Sellbrite or Linnworks when stock sync across channels becomes the problem. For the wider listing market, our cross-listing software roundup maps the rest of the category.

Every plan includes Product Hunting, AI listing tools, Stock Monitoring, Safety Shield, Tracking Conversions and the profit dashboard, with unlimited active listings. Compare Starter, Pro and Scale → Monthly billing in USD · 7-day money-back guarantee.