Whatsell vs EasyOrders
The EasyOrders alternative for sellers who confirm every order on WhatsApp
EasyOrders is one of the most complete cash on delivery platforms in the Arab world, with sites for Morocco, Egypt and Algeria, a long list of shipping companies and payment gateways, and AI that drafts product and landing pages. If you run ads at volume and want every tool in one dashboard, it is a serious choice. Whatsell is built around one moment it treats as the heart of the sale: the WhatsApp conversation where the customer confirms.
Free to start. No credit card.
What EasyOrders does well
Made for cash on delivery sellers, with ready landing pages, upsells, cross-sells and a fake-order blocker aimed at the returns that hurt COD margins.
A very wide set of integrations: many local and international shipping companies, several payment gateways, Meta and TikTok catalogues, Google Shopping and the Conversion API.
A free plan that charges per order and a monthly plan for high volume, plus a seller app, a YouTube academy and support around the clock.
Where Whatsell works differently
The order arrives as a WhatsApp message
Not an alert telling you to open a dashboard. The items, the address, the total and the reference, written out in your WhatsApp and ready to confirm with the customer in one reply, with no extra confirmation tool to add.
Made for Morocco first
Delivery zones and fees down to the city, cash on delivery by default, and a storefront your customers can switch between Arabic, French and English, with Arabic laid out right to left.
As many stores as you want, from one account
Test a second niche or a second product without a second account or a second subscription, and switch between stores from the phone app.
Whatsell and EasyOrders, side by side
| What you are comparing | EasyOrders | Whatsell |
|---|---|---|
| Where an order lands | In the dashboard and the seller app, with instant alerts | In your WhatsApp, written as a message ready to confirm |
| Confirming by WhatsApp | Usually through a separate confirmation tool | Built in, it is how every order reaches you |
| AI product pages | Easy AI drafts product and landing pages from an idea | WhatLanding writes the page from a sentence, then every section stays editable |
| Integrations | A long list of shipping companies, gateways and ad catalogues | Fewer, focused on cash on delivery and WhatsApp |
| Running several stores | Handled per store | Unlimited stores on one account, switchable from the app |
| Cost model | Free plan with a per-order fee, or a monthly subscription | Free to build, a small fee once an order comes in |
Compared in October 2026
Who should choose Whatsell instead
On paper the two overlap a lot: cash on delivery, AI landing pages, a free way to start. The difference is the size of the toolbox and where the sale is closed. If you run paid ads at volume, ship through many carriers and want every integration in one dashboard, EasyOrders is built for that. If your customers message you before they buy, you confirm each order by chat and you want a store you can set up in an afternoon, Whatsell fits how you already work.
Switching from EasyOrders
Yes. Nothing is exclusive. Most sellers keep their current store running and point one campaign at a Whatsell link to compare the two on real traffic before moving anything.
Yes, it is the default. You set delivery zones and fees by city, and every WhatsApp order message names cash on delivery as the payment method along with the address and total.
No. The order already arrives in WhatsApp as a written message, so confirming it is one reply to the customer.
Yes. Point your domain at your Whatsell store and customers only ever see your brand.
Try Whatsell before you decide
Free to start, no credit card. Add a few products, share the link, and see an order land in your WhatsApp.
- Free to start
- No credit card
- Cash on delivery
Compare Whatsell with other platforms
This comparison is written by Whatsell from publicly available information about EasyOrders. Every product name and trademark belongs to its owner, and features and pricing on both sides change often, so check EasyOrders's own site before you decide. Tell us if something here is out of date and we will fix it.