DataCaciques

DataCaciques is a Chinese ecommerce software company, founded in 2013 with offices in Shanghai and Shenzhen, whose Chinese brand name means Digital Chieftain.

DataCaciques is a Chinese ecommerce software company, founded in 2013 with offices in Shanghai and Shenzhen, whose Chinese brand name means Digital Chieftain. It started with sales data analytics for eBay and Amazon and now also sells an ERP for cross-border sellers. For eBay it offers store traffic analysis, sales and competitor data, batch listing across several stores, ad campaign tools, automatic order handling and AI-assisted customer messages. The ERP also supports Amazon, Walmart, AliExpress, Temu and Shein. The company says 80,000 businesses have registered. The website and support are mainly in Chinese, pricing is in yuan on annual plans, and new users get a full-featured free trial with no prepayment and one-to-one training.

Key features

  • eBay store traffic and sales analytics
  • Batch listing across several eBay stores
  • eBay ad campaign management
  • Automatic order processing and AI-assisted customer messages
  • ERP covering Amazon, Walmart, AliExpress, Temu and Shein
DataCaciques

FAQ

How much does DataCaciques cost?

The DataCaciques eBay analytics VIP version starts at CNY 1,699 per year, according to its pricing page. Plans are sold by the year and priced in Chinese yuan. The company also sells an ERP for eBay, Amazon, Walmart and other platforms, but separate ERP prices were not shown on the page checked.

Is there a free trial of DataCaciques?

Yes. DataCaciques says registering a free account unlocks a full-featured trial with no functionality limits and no prepayment required, and it includes free one-to-one training. The trial covers the eBay tools such as analytics, batch listing and order processing. Check the sign-up page for the trial length, which was not stated.

What does DataCaciques do for eBay sellers?

DataCaciques provides eBay store traffic analysis, sales and competitor data, batch listing across multiple eBay stores, eBay ad campaign tools, automatic order processing and AI-assisted buyer messaging. These tools sit inside its eBay operations system and ERP, which is used mainly by sellers based in China who sell cross-border.

Which marketplaces does DataCaciques support?

Besides eBay, the DataCaciques ERP supports Amazon, Walmart, AliExpress, Temu, Shein and other platforms, with order, inventory and reporting tools. The company says it is a pure software developer and names official partnerships with Amazon, Walmart and eBay. Most features and documentation are in Chinese.

How do I contact DataCaciques support?

DataCaciques lists a Shanghai phone number, 021-5299 6885, a mobile contact for its sales manager, a QQ customer service account and a QQ user group. Support hours are 9:30 to 18:30 on weekdays, China time. The operating company is based in Shanghai with an office in Shenzhen. Support is offered in Chinese.

How do I cancel DataCaciques?

DataCaciques plans are paid annually in advance, and the website does not publish cancellation or refund steps. To stop a renewal, contact customer service by phone or QQ during weekday business hours before your plan's end date, and ask for written confirmation. Export any reports or order data you need first.

What are some alternatives to DataCaciques?

Sellers in China often compare ERPs such as Dianxiaomi and Mabang, which also support eBay and other cross-border platforms. For English-language eBay research, eBay's own Terapeak and ZIK Analytics are common choices. For eBay listing, messaging and order tools in English, sellers look at 3Dsellers, Linnworks or Base.com.

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