Comparisons
Wholesale suppliers of digital goods are compared by price — and that is the most useless axis possible: the price changes weekly, while the terms of work do not. Below is what is worth comparing, and reviews of specific platforms.
What to compare by
What the supplier earns on
On the difference between the purchase price and its own price — or on an access fee. This determines what a low price in its catalogue means: it may be bait for a subscription rather than a term of the deal.
How to pay and what you get in return
A crypto transfer or a bank-transfer invoice with accounting documents. The first comes with no paperwork, the second is needed by everyone who keeps accounts. Ask about this BEFORE connecting — including us: at launch we accept crypto transfers, and invoicing will open as a separate step.
What is behind the stock
A real stock of codes or “we will source it to order”. The difference shows not in the catalogue but in the first hour of peak demand — and it costs your buyers cancelled orders.
What happens on failure
Refusal before the charge and a refund as a line in the log — or correspondence with a manager. This is the most expensive axis: you only find it out on a failed order.
Is the price visible without negotiations
A catalogue with prices and a price list export — or “write to us, we will send it”. The second means you will be able to compare suppliers with each other only manually and only at their goodwill.
Platform reviews
- FazerCards and KodrioA wholesaler with paid access to wholesale terms. How the earning models differ and which one suits whom.
- FoxReload and KodrioA wholesaler of the same class as us, with a published grid of terms. Where it is stronger and where we are weaker today.
- Digiseller and KodrioA sales platform, not a supplier. Why the choice between us and them is framed incorrectly.