Tapcart focuses on branded Shopify apps for growth-oriented brands. SellViaApp starts with a lower-cost shared app and supports several commerce systems, with branded publication handled separately.
What to compare before choosing
Platform and synchronisation
Confirm which system remains the source of truth for products, stock, customers and orders. Check whether updates move one way or both ways.
Public or controlled access
Decide whether anyone may discover the catalogue or whether only approved accounts should see it.
Total cost, not only the subscription
Include implementation, store developer accounts, add-ons, commissions, design work and the time needed for daily operation.
Daily ownership
Identify where staff update products, stock, customers, orders, content, promotions and push notifications.
SellViaApp vs Tapcart
This comparison does not name a universal winner. The right choice depends on platform, access model, required branding, integrations, budget and operating resources.
SellViaApp
How SellViaApp fits this decision
SellViaApp can create a mobile sales channel directly or connect Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Odoo and custom APIs. The entry subscription uses the shared SellViaApp application; a separately scoped branded application is also available.
- €59/month or €590/year for one space in the shared SellViaApp app. A branded app is a separate project.
- Products, stock, customers and orders can stay synchronised according to the connector used.
- The catalogue can be public or limited to authorised accounts.
Decision checklist
- Platform and synchronisation
- Public or controlled access
- Total cost, not only the subscription
- Daily ownership
- Test product, cart, order and stock-update flows.
- Define one success metric before launch.
Sources and transparency
Product scope and public prices can change. The external facts below were checked on 20 October 2026 from official vendor pages. Verify the current offer before purchasing.