Why do Qogita's published minimum order figures disagree?

Qogita's catalogue page says first orders can be as low as €500, while its reseller page dated 6 March 2025 lists €300 MOVs. Its buyer terms allow it to amend its terms and help centre without prior notice, so the figures cannot be settled from the pages alone.

Does Qogita set one minimum order for all suppliers?

No. Its help centre says Qogita does not have a specific MOV, and each supplier sets its own minimum order requirements.

How does Qogita ship an order with products from several suppliers?

Items from each supplier arrive in separate shipments at different times. Each shipment has its own tracking number and delivery note.

What should a buyer check on a multi-shipment Qogita invoice?

Qogita says the final invoice may not yet be available for multi-shipment orders and provides only an order-level overview. Per-shipment delivery notes are the document to check each delivery against.

Qogita multi-supplier orders: minimums, shipments and invoices

Qogita’s two published minimum order figures do not agree: its catalogue page says “First orders can be as low as €500”⁶, while its marketplace-reseller page, dated 6 March 2025, lists “€300 MOVs”⁷. This guide, with rules checked on 27 October 2026, compares minimum order value (MOV, the least a buyer must spend per order), shipping on multi-supplier orders and invoicing on Qogita and one other EU wholesale marketplace, and sets out what to check before a first test order.

What is the minimum order on each platform?

The figures below come from each platform’s own help pages, terms and marketing pages. None has been checked independently.

Qogita does not set one platform-wide figure. Its help centre says: “While Qogita doesn’t have any specific MOV, each supplier does have their own minimum order requirements”⁵. The minimum for each supplier appears on its product page⁵. Its catalogue describes 600+ wholesalers, with each supplier offering its own unit price, stock level and MOV⁶. Qogita’s buyer terms, last updated 26 August 2025, say Qogita may amend its terms and help centre “without prior notice”¹. That is why the two published euro figures cannot be settled from the pages alone.

On eany.io, the minimum order value is €300 per order, with no minimum quantity per product or supplier^3,9, and the homepage lists €0 shipping⁴. Its tutorial says every order is sourced from multiple suppliers, consolidated in EU facilities and shipped in one shipment³. Its about page says delivery to EU addresses is included in the price and that one invoice covers all suppliers in an order⁹. Against Qogita’s €500 catalogue figure⁶, the gap is €200 per order. Illustrative example, not a real order: a test basket of €320 would clear Eany’s €300 threshold but would be €180 short of €500 on Qogita’s catalogue figure⁶. If the €300 figure on Qogita’s reseller page⁷ applies at checkout, the two stated thresholds would match.

Who ships a multi-supplier order, and how?

Qogita ships each supplier’s items separately. “If your order includes products from multiple suppliers, it will arrive in separate shipments at different times”⁸. Each shipment has its own tracking number and delivery note⁸. Its catalogue page lists “Free Shipping - Delivery In 10 Business Days”⁶. Its reseller page says “We partner with warehouses and logistics carriers throughout Europe to ensure most goods arrive within a week”⁷. That describes its logistics, not a delivery guarantee.

Does each platform send one invoice or several?

Qogita’s help centre says that for multi-shipment orders, “the final invoice may not yet be available and only provides an order-level overview”⁸. Its per-shipment delivery notes are the document to check each delivery against⁸. Its catalogue says buyers can see whether marketplace invoices are available per supplier⁶, and its reseller page cites supplier invoice documentation for proving chain of supply⁷. A delivery note and a final invoice therefore serve different purposes when you reconcile a test order against your records. Whether a marketplace accepts a supplier’s invoice is decided by that marketplace, so check its policy before the first order.

A numbered six-step diagram from confirming the live minimum order to keeping proof of purchase. — Six checks, in order, before a first wholesale test order.

The retrieved Qogita pages do not set out its VAT treatment. Confirm VAT and import treatment for your country with a tax adviser before ordering.

What happens after you pay?

The retrieved Qogita buyer terms stop before the payment section, so its payment rules could not be checked. Its reseller page advertises “Buy now, pay up to 30 days later – interest-free”⁷, and also lists 60 and 90-day financing options⁷. Payment timing changes how much cash a test order ties up, so check it before the order is placed.

How the two platforms compare

Point	Eany	Qogita
Minimum order	€300 per order, with no minimum per product or supplier^3,9	Each supplier sets its own minimum⁵; catalogue page says “as low as €500”⁶; reseller page lists €300 MOVs, dated 6 March 2025⁷
Multi-supplier shipping	One shipment, consolidated in EU facilities³; €0 shipping⁴	Separate shipments at different times, each with its own tracking number⁸
Invoice	One unified invoice for the order^4,9	Final invoice may give only an order-level overview for multi-shipment orders⁸
Payment	Generally in advance at the time of order²	Buy now, pay up to 30 days later, interest-free⁷

What should you check before you choose?

Confirm the live cart minimum for each platform.
Add items from each supplier you plan to use.
Check the shipping method, shipment count and tracking.
Ask for a sample invoice and delivery note before paying.
Match delivery notes and invoice lines to your listing and records.
Keep proof of purchase, payment and delivery for each supplier.