About Swap Commerce

Yes. Swap has an open API available for use, along with pre-built integrations for Shopify, Shopify Plus, and various WMS platforms. Developer documentation is available at docs.api-swap-os.com.

Swap offers a Compare Us tool on its website so brands can see how it stacks up against competitors across features like cross-border commerce, returns, compliance, and pricing.

Swap plugs into your tech stack, including your 3PL, WMS, and commerce platform. The open API and pre-built integrations ensure a smooth connection to your systems with minimal disruption.

Unlike traditional providers, Swap doesn't hold your funds. Payments flow directly to your business, ensuring better cash flow and cleaner reconciliation.

Swap doesn't charge extra for return shipping labels. It connects to your existing carrier contracts via API to generate return labels on your behalf. Shipping costs are billed directly from your carrier or 3PL, no hidden fees or markups.

30 days' notice is required before the end of your contract to ensure a smooth transition.

Swap integrates with top shipping carriers (UPS, Royal Mail, Australia Post and more), Shopify, Shopify Plus, WMS platforms (NetSuite, MintSoft, Brightpearl, Peoplevox), customer support tools (Gorgias), and various 3PLs. A full integrations directory is available on the site.

Swap Commerce currently supports English.

Swap Commerce serves freelancers, small businesses, mid-size businesses, and large enterprises, essentially any ecommerce brand looking to scale operations globally.

Swap is an ecommerce operating system that helps online brands unify and manage their commerce operations across logistics, compliance, returns, inventory, tax, and cross-border workflows on a single platform. It replaces static websites with an AI-led storefront that guides shoppers from discovery to virtual try-on to checkout.