Comparison: StockCache vs NETSEA, Super Delivery, and B-Stock
Choosing the right platform for B2B inventory liquidation or wholesale is a critical business decision. Whether you are looking at domestic Japanese giants like NETSEA and Super Delivery or global players like B-Stock, each service has distinct advantages and target use cases.
Platform Comparison Matrix
| Feature | NETSEA / Super Delivery | Global B-Stock系 | StockCache |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main Purpose | Consistent Wholesale | Bulk Liquidation | High-Value Stock Liquidation |
| Pricing Model | Fixed Price (Catalog) | Bulk Auction | Partial Bidding (Hybrid) |
| Brand Protection | Manual Restrictions | Varies (Global focused) | Granular Control for Japan |
1. NETSEA / Super Delivery (Domestic Wholesale)
These marketplaces are designed for "consistent supply." Buyers are typically retail shops focused on small-lot procurement. While excellent for expanding sales channels, they are not primarily built for "liquidation" (clearing bulk stock quickly).
2. B-Stock / Liquidation.com (Global B2B Auction)
US-based B-Stock manages surplus for giants like Amazon. They excel at "Bulk Auctions," clearing massive volumes in short windows. However, they may lack the specific brand protection nuances and localized buyer networks required for the Japanese market.
3. StockCache (Inventory Liquidation DX)
StockCache bridges the gap with a tech-first approach optimized for high-value recovery.
- The Partial Bidding Edge: Instead of selling everything at a discount to one buyer, we let multiple buyers compete for portions of your inventory to maximize the total recovery.
- Localized Brand Security: Our platform understands Japanese marketplace dynamics, offering granular sales channel restrictions to protect your primary markets.
Conclusion: Which service is right for you?
- For consistent wholesale supply → NETSEA / Super Delivery
- For global-scale bulk liquidation → B-Stock
- To maximize recovery value while protecting your brand in Japan → StockCache