RocketXRocketX vs StoreHippo
StoreHippo publishes its prices, which is more than most of this market does, and it covers a lot of ground. The detail a wholesaler should look at first is the line next to the monthly figure: a percentage of every order.
What StoreHippo genuinely does well
A broad, genuinely multi-model platform — B2B, B2C, marketplace and multi-seller in one product — with mobile apps, a large built-in feature set and, unusually for this market, published monthly prices you can read before you talk to anyone. For a business that wants one system across several selling models, that breadth is real.
The documented edges
- Every published tier takes a percentage of each order. The entry tier is cited at 1% per order and the middle tier at 0.5%. That is a share of your sales on top of the monthly fee — the structure a flat platform fee exists to avoid.Source: rfp.wiki — StoreHippo plans and transaction fees
- B2B starts at the middle tier. The B2B and multi-seller capability sits on the Enterprise tier and above rather than the entry plan, so the wholesale use case begins at the higher monthly figure.Source: rfp.wiki — StoreHippo tier capabilities
- The top tier carries a minimum term and still takes a cut. Platinum is cited from around ₹120,000 a month on a minimum one-year commitment, with a 0.2% fee applying beyond an annual sales threshold of roughly USD 5M.Source: rfp.wiki — StoreHippo Platinum terms
- Published, but not the whole number. The tiers are public on their own pricing page — genuinely useful — while customisation, implementation and some add-ons still arrive by quote.Source: StoreHippo — pricing page
Take these three questions to their demo
- On our order volume, what does the per-order percentage come to in a year?
- Which tier do we need for B2B, and what is the transaction fee on it?
- What is committed at the top tier, and what happens if we want out after six months?
The two shapes, side by side
| StoreHippo | RocketX | |
|---|---|---|
| Licence basis | Monthly fee plus a percentage of every order | Flat monthly fee, published, never a percentage of revenue |
| Buyer mobile | Mobile apps from the higher tiers up | Web app in any browser plus native iOS & Android, catalogue cached offline |
| Your web shop | Is the platform — it replaces it | Your web shop keeps running — RocketX goes live beside it |
| Trying it | Self-serve on the lower tiers; a term commitment at the top | 4–6 week pilot with agreed measures — miss them, walk away owing nothing |
Where RocketX pulls ahead
- A true native app experience: iOS and Android apps built for B2B ordering — not a website wrapped in a shell.
- One cart on every surface: a full web app in any browser on any computer or device, plus the native apps — the same server-side cart everywhere, cached on the device and synced back the moment the connection returns.
- Rich media where the order happens: print brochures as PDFs and product video live beside the catalogue — and still open with no signal.
- Barcode scanning into the cart: point at the shelf or the box and the line is in the order.
- Quality checks before the order leaves: the cart flags recent duplicates and attributes every change to a name and a timestamp.
- Implemented by the people who built it: RocketX sets the platform up for you directly — no agency in between, no agency fees, no hand-offs where quality slips, and support from the team that knows the code.
- Orders come together faster: search answers under a second at your real catalogue size, and the whole team builds one cart at once — the pilot measures the difference on your own numbers.
Where they are the right choice
Choose StoreHippo if you sell across several models at once and you would rather have one system than a best-fit one, and if a percentage of each order is a trade you are happy to make for that breadth. For a pure wholesaler watching the order-volume line, it is the trade we were built to remove.
The way to settle it is not a comparison page — ours included. It is a 4–6 week pilot against your own catalogue, with measures agreed up front. If the pilot misses them, you walk away owing nothing.
Get My Custom Quote See the flat pricing Business case (PDF)Competitor information verified against the linked sources in August 2026; platforms change, and if anything here has gone stale, tell us and we will correct it. Also compared: Shopify B2B · Pepperi · Sana Commerce · B2B Wave · OroCommerce · BigCommerce B2B Edition · Adobe Commerce B2B.