Introduction
VidaXL supports fulfillment across many countries within and outside of Europe, making cross-border sales an attractive opportunity for growth.
However, expanding into multiple regions involves specific account and plugin limitations. In this article, we explain how regional restrictions work and the recommended setup for selling internationally with VidaXL.
Account and plugin limitations
To sell in multiple regions, it helps to understand how accounts and plugin connections operate:
DropXL Account Scope: When registering a dropshipping account on the DropXL portal, you must select your primary destination country. Your account, product feeds, stock availability, and shipping arrangements are strictly bound to that single chosen market.
Plugin Regional Scope: The VidaXL WooCommerce plugin connects to a single regional account via your API key. The plugin does not natively support multi-language, multi-currency, or multi-country routing within a single site installation.
Workaround for selling in multiple countries
To sell in multiple countries simultaneously, you must set up a dedicated environment for each target market:
Create Additional DropXL Accounts: Register a separate DropXL dropshipping account for each additional country you plan to sell in (using a separate email address for each regional account).
Set Up Dedicated Webshops: Create a separate WooCommerce site (or a WordPress Multisite sub-domain/sub-directory) tailored to each specific country, currency, and language.
Install Dedicated Plugin Licenses: Install and authorize a separate instance of the DropXL plugin on each country-specific site, linking each one to its respective regional VidaXL API key.
Note: Operating multiple regional setups requires separate supplier subscriptions and additional plugin licenses. However, setting up dedicated stores ensures accurate local pricing, currency conversion, tax calculations, and localized catalog feeds for your customers.