The products sold are different in different regions.

1. AliExpress is an online foreign trade trading platform that integrates orders, payments, and logistics, which Alibaba has built to help small and medium-sized enterprises contact terminal wholesalers and retailers, sell in small batches and batches quickly, and expand profit margins. AliExpress is aimed at overseas buyers, conducts guaranteed transactions through Alipay international accounts, and uses international express delivery. It is the third largest English online shopping website in the world.

2. DHgate is the first website in China to provide B2B online transactions for small and medium-sized enterprises. It adopts a commission system. From February 20, 2019, new sellers will start to charge fees for registration, and fees will only be charged after the transaction between the buyer and the seller is successful. According to data from the Paypal trading platform, DHgate is the first e-commerce website in Asia Pacific and the sixth in the world in terms of online foreign trade transaction volume.

3. Amazon mainly serves European and American buyers, who pay great attention to buyer experience and need high-quality products. Cheap and low-quality goods have basically no room for survival on Amazon.

4. EBAY is the earliest cross-border e-commerce company, which mainly relies on massive SUK to boost sales.

5. WISH's main customers are younger customers. Because of their limited financial resources, they are more suitable for novel low-end and medium-end products. A lot of traffic comes from the promotion of current Internet celebrity platforms.

6. Lazada, one of the largest online shopping websites in Southeast Asia. Supported by the German startup incubator RocketInternet Samwer Brothers, Lazada's main target is users in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand.