DS-Mate is built for operators running real volume across Shopify, Amazon, and eBay — not beginners. If your VA team is still processing orders by hand, this page is for you.
14-day free trial · No credit card required · Dedicated processing for high-volume stores
Or start free with 30 orders/month — no trial needed
Copy order → open supplier tab → paste address → verify shipping → repeat. One VA, good day.
Select batch → one click → done. Orders forward, tracking syncs, customer emails fire.
At 500 orders/day, DS-Mate saves you ~3.5 hours every single day — that's one full-time VA redirected to product research, creative testing, or sleep.
The operational fires that eat your week when you're past the beginner phase.
Fulfill hundreds of orders across Shopify, Amazon, and eBay in a single click. No per-order clicking, no tab-switching, no copy-paste errors.
Inventory updates across every connected store in under 30 seconds. Never oversell on Amazon because Shopify ran out — or trigger account health warnings.
Customer wants a refund? DS-Mate checks supplier return policy, processes the return with the supplier, and refunds the customer. Your support queue gets quieter immediately.
Catch risky orders before they ship. Built-in policy rules help prevent Shopify Payments holds, Amazon account warnings, and eBay suspensions that can wipe a week of revenue.
AutoDS is fine for beginners. Here's where it breaks down for real operators.
| What matters at volume | DS-Mate | AutoDS |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic order returns | ||
| One subscription for all channels | ||
| Policy compliance checks | Partial | |
| Batch order processing | 500+ / click | Limited by plan |
| Real-time inventory sync window | < 30s | Varies by plan |
| Credit/per-order fees | None | Per-order credits |
| Dedicated CSM (Enterprise) | Higher tier only |
Based on publicly listed features. See our full DS-Mate vs AutoDS comparison.
Start your 14-day free trial and let the batch fulfillment do the talking — or book a 15-minute demo if you'd rather see it first.