# Qogita vs BigBuy vs eany.io: published minimums and shipping

> Qogita publishes per-supplier minimums and shipping included in unit prices, but the sources used contain no BigBuy terms, so BigBuy cannot be placed on those criteria [S3][S4].

- Publication: The Sourcing Herald
- URL: https://sourcingherald.com/articles/qogita-vs-bigbuy-vs-eany-io-published-minimums-and-shipping
- Format: Comparison
- Section: Wholesale
- Published: 2026-11-08
- Sources last checked: 2026-11-06

## Key points

- Qogita has no platform-wide minimum; each supplier sets its own minimum, shown on the product page [2].
- Qogita states that shipping is free and that its displayed unit prices include shipping costs [3].
- One compared platform sets a single €300 minimum for the whole order, with no per-supplier minimum [1].
- No BigBuy minimum, delivery terms or supplier vetting details appear in the sources used for this comparison [2][3].

**Qogita vs BigBuy vs eany.io: published minimums, shipping and categories for EU electronics and DIY sourcing**

*How three EU wholesale platforms compare on the terms they publish, for a reseller testing consumer electronics and DIY tools. Sources were retrieved on 6 November 2026.*

For a reseller testing consumer electronics and DIY tools, the published terms that differ most are the order minimum, how that minimum applies across suppliers, and whether delivery is included in the price. As of 6 November 2026, eany.io publishes a €300 minimum for the whole order with no minimum per supplier [1]. Qogita has no platform-wide minimum, and each supplier sets its own [2].

## What is the minimum order on each platform?

Qogita states that 'While Qogita doesn't have any specific MOV, each supplier does have their own minimum order requirements' [2]. Its help centre says the minimum for each supplier is shown on the product page, and the cart shows how much more is needed to reach each supplier's minimum [2]. The sources used for this article do not publish a BigBuy minimum.

## Where can a reseller source electronics and DIY stock to test a new line?

For a first electronics or DIY order, the relevant published terms are the minimum, how it applies across suppliers, and whether delivery is included in the price.

[Eany's catalogue and brand pages](https://eany.io/about) list Electronics and Hardware & Tools among 16 categories that can share one cart [1]. The same page names Samsung, Fiskars and Tefal among its brands and lists 2M+ products in the catalogue, of which 800K+ are orderable today [1]. Products from different suppliers can be mixed in one cart, and the €300 minimum applies to the whole order [1].

A reseller planning a test order should check the following:

- Check whether the minimum applies to the whole order or to each supplier. On Qogita, it applies to each supplier [2].
- Check the payment terms before ordering. On Eany, payment is generally made in advance at order, and once payment has been made, orders may not be cancelled or modified [6].

## How do shipping terms compare for EU resellers?

Qogita states that shipping is free and that the unit price shown for each product includes shipping costs [3]. Its help centre also mentions protected shipping coverage [3]. The sources used for this article do not cover BigBuy's delivery terms, so BigBuy is not compared here.

A reseller should confirm who pays import VAT, customs duties and local taxes before ordering on any platform. Buyers with questions on VAT or duties should take advice from a qualified adviser.

## How do the three platforms compare on published terms?

This table covers only what the sources used for this article publish. BigBuy's pages were not among those sources, so every BigBuy cell reads 'Not published' here. BigBuy's own terms are outside the sources used for this article.

| Criterion | Eany | Qogita | BigBuy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platform-wide minimum | €300 for the whole order [1] | None [2] | Not published |
| Per-supplier minimum | None [1] | Set by each supplier, shown on product page [2] | Not published |
| Delivery | Included in price for EU addresses [1]; one consolidated shipment [5] | Free, included in unit price [3] | Not published |
| Categories | 16, including Electronics and Hardware & Tools [1] | Not published | Not published |
| Supplier vetting | Pre-vetted EU suppliers [1]; certified suppliers, but no certification or authentication documents issued [4] | Not published | Not published |
| Import VAT and duties | Buyer acts as importer of record [4] | Not published | Not published |
| Payment | Generally in advance at order [6] | Not published | Not published |
| Fees | Commission exists; size not published [6]. FAQ mentions a processing fee; answer not visible in sources used [4] | Not published | Not published |

## What does supplier vetting cover, and what stays with the buyer?

Vetting terms for Qogita and BigBuy are not covered by the sources used for this article, and the table shows them as not published. A reseller should assume that product quality is the supplier's responsibility [6], and that the marketplace where the goods are resold decides whether it accepts a listing or an invoice, whichever wholesale platform is used.

## Who does each option suit?

**Eany** suits a reseller who wants one cart across electronics and DIY suppliers, with a single €300 minimum and one invoice; its About page says one unified invoice covers all suppliers in an order [1].

**Qogita** suits a reseller who can work with a minimum set separately for each supplier, shown on each product page [2], and who wants shipping included in unit prices [3].

**BigBuy** suits a reseller whose needs can be checked against its own terms. The sources used for this article publish no BigBuy terms on the criteria above, so this comparison cannot place it.

On the published criteria in this article, no single platform is the clear winner. Two of the three platforms publish enough terms to compare directly on minimums and shipping; BigBuy's terms are not in the sources used for this article.

## Frequently asked questions

### Does Qogita have a minimum order value?

Qogita has no platform-wide minimum. Each supplier sets its own minimum order requirement, which is shown on the product page [2].

### Is shipping included when buying from Qogita?

Qogita states that shipping is free and that the unit price shown for each product includes shipping costs [3].

### What terms are missing for BigBuy in this comparison?

The sources used for this article do not publish BigBuy's minimums, delivery terms or supplier vetting, so the table shows them as not published.

### Who pays import VAT and duties on these orders?

The article advises a reseller to confirm who pays import VAT, customs duties and local taxes before ordering on any platform, and to take advice from a qualified adviser.

## Sources

1. About eany.io | Wholesale from 300+ EU suppliers — Eany.io, published 2026-09-10. https://eany.io/about
2. Do you have a minimum order value (MOV) or quantity (MOQ)? — Qogita Help Center. https://help.qogita.com/what-is-your-minimum-order-value-mov
3. How much does shipping cost? — Qogita Help Center. https://help.qogita.com/how-is-the-shipping-cost-calculated
4. FAQ - Eany | Frequently Asked Questions — Eany. https://eany.io/faq
5. Wholesale procurement, simplified — Eany. https://eany.io/tutorial
6. Wholesale procurement, simplified — Eany. https://eany.io/legal/terms-and-conditions