QuickSell sells to teams that run WhatsApp pipelines. MyShp sells to a shop owner with a phone and a product list. The difference is the whole decision.
MyShp vs QuickSell is not a like-for-like fight. QuickSell is an ecommerce enablement platform for WhatsApp-first businesses, built around catalogues, websites, apps and sales-team workflows. MyShp is a catalog link for a shop owner who wants to publish products and receive a clean order. Both use WhatsApp. They serve different sizes of team.
What QuickSell offers
The QuickSell title describes an "E-commerce enablement platform for WhatsApp-first businesses", and the homepage headline promises to boost conversion from prospects and customers on WhatsApp. The product covers a catalogue, website and app, with setup from a phone, curated catalogues per customer, catalogue-open alerts, live analytics and automated WhatsApp order receipts. The company says it serves B2B and B2C sellers in more than 100 countries.
That feature set is aimed at a team: someone curates a catalogue for a prospect, sends it, sees when it is opened and follows up. It is a sales tool as much as a storefront. Pricing is not published on the website; the pricing link redirects to an app or store listing, so you need a conversation before you can compare cost.
What MyShp offers
MyShp is self-serve and transparent. You publish a catalog with unlimited products and 50 themes, share the link, and receive an itemised WhatsApp order with quantities, options, delivery details and total. The order is saved in the dashboard with a payment state. You can show a UPI QR or bank details, request an optional advance, offer cash on delivery and mark the order paid.
There is 0% commission because MyShp does not process the payment. The Pro plan adds coupons, extra charges, a customer book with balances, broadcast messages, receipts and CSV exports. The first store starts with a 14-day full trial and no card. Multiple stores can run from one account, each with its own plan.
Side by side
| QuickSell | MyShp | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary audience | B2B and B2C sales teams | Small shops and solo sellers |
| Published pricing | No, app or sales conversation | Yes, one Pro plan on the pricing page |
| Free option | Not published | 14-day full trial, no card |
| Setup | Phone-first, app account | Browser, no install required |
| Products | Not published | Unlimited |
| Curated catalogue per customer | Yes | No, one public catalog per store |
| Catalogue-open alerts | Yes | Analytics events, not per-customer alerts |
| Themes | Catalogue and app layouts | 50 storefront themes |
| WhatsApp order handoff | Automated order receipts | Itemised cart order with quantities and total |
| Customer balances | Not the focus | Yes |
| Commission | Not stated as a percentage | 0% |
| Multiple stores | Not highlighted | Yes, each with its own plan |
Where QuickSell wins
- You have salespeople sending different catalogues to different buyers.
- You want to know when a prospect opens a catalogue and follow up at the right moment.
- You need a branded app as part of the buying experience.
- You sell B2B in several countries and need a team workflow.
Where MyShp wins
- Transparent pricing. You can see the plan before you talk to anyone.
- No sales call. Publish a catalog and test an order in an afternoon.
- A consumer storefront. 50 themes and a mobile-first browsing experience.
- A complete order message. The seller does not have to rebuild the basket from chat.
- Repeat-customer tools. Balances, broadcasts and order history in the customer book.
- Multiple businesses. Separate storefronts from one login.
The honest verdict
If you manage a sales pipeline on WhatsApp and need curated catalogues plus open alerts, QuickSell is built for that job and MyShp is not. If you are a shop owner who wants a link customers can browse and an order you can fulfil without asking three follow-up questions, MyShp is the simpler, cheaper and more transparent choice.
A test that settles it
- Write down how many people will send catalogues to customers. One means a shop tool; five means a sales tool.
- Decide whether you need to know who opened a catalogue. If yes, you need per-customer tracking.
- Count your products. If the number grows every month, avoid plans with product caps.
- Send yourself a test order on each platform and compare the message you receive.
Start the MyShp trial and test the order flow, or read the full catalog app comparison and MyShp vs Catafy for the B2B side.
Frequently asked questions
QuickSell does not publish plan prices on its website. Its pricing link redirects to an app or store listing, so pricing is shared during signup or a sales conversation. Confirm directly before budgeting.
Written by MyShp Editorial Team
We write practical guides for independent sellers, home businesses, and small shops taking orders on WhatsApp.