1. Different operating models. Shopify can set its own operating model, such as official flagship store, wholesale website (B2B category), distribution, etc.; Shopee is a B2C platform, similar to the domestic Taobao model, more suitable for small and medium-sized sellers to open stores.

2. Different entry thresholds. Shopify supports individuals and enterprises to enter, while Shopee requires self-employed and corporate qualifications, as well as operating experience in domestic trade such as Taobao Tmall or foreign trade such as Amazon, and needs to provide third-party store turnover.

3. The online stores are different in direction. Many sellers open a Shopify store in order to build their own brand stores. However, the Shopify independent station itself does not have much traffic, which requires sellers to attract traffic through websites such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Tiktok. The Shopee platform has its own traffic, and you can get a lot of traffic by making good products and actively participating in platform activities.

4. The store opening fees are different. After the 14-day free trial period of Shopify, you need to purchase a package to continue using it. At the same time, you also need to pay for the store templates and plug-ins you use. After the first three months of commission-free, Shopee will charge a commission of 4%-6%, as well as a 2% transaction fee.

5. The delivery method is different. Shopify can ship through the seller's own delivery, overseas warehouse or Shopify Shipping, which is more flexible. Shopee sellers need to ship through the official logistics SLS or logistics that cooperates with Shopee, and logistics updates are required within 48 hours.