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Eany.io is a newer name than Qogita or BigBuy in the European B2B sourcing ecosystem, but it's now one of the two most active sources in ArbitragePro+'s supplier catalog. Here's what the platform actually does and how to use it for arbitrage.
What is Eany.io?
Eany.io presents itself as an AI-assisted B2B sourcing platform, based in Vilnius (Lithuania), that connects resellers to a network of verified European suppliers. The core idea, taken from the positioning stated on its website, is to simplify wholesale purchasing logistics: Eany.io states it has more than 300 verified suppliers within the EU, consolidated logistics and invoicing (a single delivery note and a single invoice even for orders spanning multiple suppliers), and a free-shipping option depending on conditions.
Unlike a classic wholesaler that sells its own stock, Eany.io works as an aggregation marketplace: it brings together the offer of several verified European suppliers behind a shared interface and shared logistics, with a stated minimum order amount of €300.
Product categories available
Eany.io doesn't publish a fixed list of categories on its homepage — the catalog evolves along with its network of connected suppliers. In practice, it covers a wide range of mainstream consumer goods and niche items (consumer electronics, sports gear, creative hobbies, small appliances, among others), rather than a single specialty like Qogita's focus on beauty.
This catalog breadth makes it an interesting source for sellers who don't want to limit themselves to a single product category, at the cost of somewhat less depth in each niche taken individually compared to a specialized player.
How Eany.io integrates with ArbitragePro+
Eany.io is one of the connected and active sources in ArbitragePro+'s supplier catalog, with an import of several hundred thousand catalog rows updated regularly — a volume comparable to Qogita's, making it one of the two most important sources currently tracked by the platform.
Eany.io references are automatically matched against Amazon product listings (by EAN/UPC/GTIN when available) and continuously compared against target resale prices, with no manual catalog handling required from the seller. Eany.io's stated minimum order amount (€300) is a parameter worth keeping in mind when confirming a bulk purchase across several references flagged as profitable.
Advantages of Eany.io
- Wide, multi-supplier catalog: less risk of depending on a single product category than with a specialized wholesaler.
- Consolidated logistics and invoicing: a single entry point for orders spanning multiple European suppliers, simplifying administrative management.
- Suppliers stated as verified: Eany.io highlights a verification process for its network, like Qogita.
- Already connected and active in ArbitragePro+: import volume comparable to Qogita's, giving meaningful coverage for spotting price gaps without manual sourcing.
Limitations and points to watch
- A newer player: Eany.io has less public track record and documented user feedback than older platforms like Qogita or BigBuy.
- Minimum order amount: the stated €300 assumes grouping several references per order, which requires anticipating volume before buying.
- Unaudited figures: as with any platform, coverage figures (number of suppliers, countries) come from the company's own communications.
- Net margin still to calculate yourself: a listed Eany.io price remains a gross purchase price — the actual margin depends on marketplace fees, VAT and other costs (see our net margin calculation method).
Eany.io at a glance
| Criteria | What to remember |
|---|---|
| Platform type | Multi-supplier B2B marketplace, AI-assisted |
| Specialty | Generalist catalog, EU supplier network |
| Coverage area | European Union |
| Status in ArbitragePro+ | Connected and active, regular import |
| Stated minimum order | €300 |
Frequently asked questions about Eany.io
Do you need a registered business to buy on Eany.io? As with most B2B platforms, a professional account is generally required. The precise sign-up conditions and any country restrictions should be checked directly on Eany.io's website, as these parameters can change.
How does the €300 minimum order amount work? This threshold generally applies to the overall basket rather than to each individual supplier separately, which lets you group several references from several suppliers in the same order to reach the minimum. Check the exact terms when placing an order, as consolidated invoicing rules can vary by supplier within the network.
Does the AI Eany.io highlights change the way you source? Eany.io highlights an AI-based sourcing assistant to help spot relevant products within its catalog. This remains a decision-support tool on the Eany.io catalog side — the question of actual profitability still depends on comparing against the resale price and calculating net margin, which ArbitragePro+ performs continuously across the entire tracked Eany.io catalog.
Is Eany.io right for you?
If you're looking for a generalist source rather than a single specialty, with simplified logistics on multi-supplier orders, Eany.io is a relevant option to add to your sourcing watch — especially since it's already connected and up to date in ArbitragePro+ with a data volume comparable to Qogita's. For an overview of other B2B wholesalers useful for arbitrage, see our overview of B2B wholesalers.
As with any source, the price shown on Eany.io is only a starting point: it's the continuous comparison against the real resale price, once all costs are deducted, that determines whether a product is worth buying. ArbitragePro+ performs this comparison continuously across the entire tracked Eany.io catalog.
Compare Eany.io prices against resale prices on ArbitragePro+