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Alovia vs NuORDER by Lightspeed

NuORDER by Lightspeed is a B2B commerce platform: a password-protected wholesale storefront, drag-and-drop line sheets, virtual showrooms with shoppable hotspots, integrated payments and 120+ ERP, PLM and POS integrations. It does not publish pricing and does not produce imagery. Alovia generates the on-model photography first, then the line sheet and a buyer-orderable flipbook.

NuORDER by Lightspeed is a B2B commerce platform: a password-protected wholesale storefront, drag-and-drop line sheets, virtual showrooms with shoppable hotspots, integrated payments and 120+ ERP, PLM and POS integrations. It does not publish pricing and does not produce imagery. Alovia generates the on-model photography first, then the line sheet and a buyer-orderable flipbook.

Alovia vs NuORDER

FeatureAloviaNuORDER
Product photography you must already own before you can startNot required — generates on-model images from flat laysRequired — you supply the imagery, video, 3D and 360° assets it displays
AI on-model photo generationYes — from a flat lay or product shotNot offered — no photography or image generation appears on its home or wholesale product pages
Digital line sheet with a buyer-facing catalogYes — line sheet layouts plus a shareable flipbookYes — custom linesheets from a drag-and-drop builder, plus Virtual Showrooms with shoppable hotspots
Line sheet fields: SKU, wholesale price, RRP, sizes, MOQ, materialYes — all six are form fieldsSKU, colour, size and account-specific pricing appear across its product and reporting features
Minimum order quantity enforced when the buyer submitsYes — submission is blocked until every MOQ is metNot listed — MOQ and order minimums do not appear on the seven pages we checked
Buyers order without creating an accountYes — they open a shared flipbook linkNo — its wholesale website is password-protected
Export the orders you receiveYes — CSV and ExcelYes — orders download as PDF and XLS files
Published pricingYes — $49.99/month Starter, $149.99/month ProNot published — the site has no pricing page and routes to a demo request instead
Collect payment from buyersNo — orders arrive as requests you invoice yourselfYes — Lightspeed Payments with cards and ACH, invoicing and net terms, or your own gateway such as Stripe or PayPal
ERP, PLM, POS and API integrationNo ERP, PLM or APIYes — 120+ ERP, PLM and POS integrations plus API and FTP
Buyer network reachNone — you bring your own buyersYes — the Lightspeed NuORDER Wholesale Network, advertised to retailers as over 4K brands to shop; it publishes no buyer count

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Frequently asked questions

What is the main difference between Alovia and NuORDER?

NuORDER is the storefront and the back office: a password-protected wholesale website, integrated payments, and integrations with 120+ ERP, PLM and POS systems. It presents the product imagery you give it. Alovia produces that imagery, generating on-model photography from a flat lay and building the line sheet and buyer-facing flipbook from it.

How much does NuORDER cost?

NuORDER does not publish a price. There is no pricing page on nuorder.com and no figure on its wholesale product pages — the site routes to "Get started" and a demo request. Figures quoted by software directories are not on NuORDER’s own site, so we do not repeat them here. Alovia publishes $49.99/month for Starter and $149.99/month for Pro.

Does NuORDER generate product photography?

No. Across its home page and its six wholesale product pages there is no mention of photography, a photoshoot, or image generation. It describes bringing your products to life with video, 3D products and 360° imagery — assets you supply. Checked on nuorder.com in July 2026.

Do buyers need a login to order?

With NuORDER, yes — it describes capturing orders through a password-protected, fully branded wholesale website, with account-specific pricing and visibility rules behind that login. With Alovia there is no buyer account: the buyer opens a flipbook link and submits an order request with their name, business, email and notes.

Can Alovia replace NuORDER?

Not for a brand that needs what NuORDER is built for. Alovia collects no payments, has no ERP, PLM, POS or API integration, and offers no buyer network or per-account pricing rules. It replaces the photoshoot and the catalog production in front of those systems, not the systems themselves.

Can I use Alovia and NuORDER together?

Yes. Generate the on-model imagery in Alovia, export it as individual images or a PDF, and upload it into your NuORDER linesheets, virtual showrooms and product listings — including as the static images its shoppable hotspots are dropped onto.

See it for yourself

Turn flat-lays into a buyer-ready catalog — AI photoshoots, lookbooks, and wholesale line sheets in one platform.

Alovia wrote this page, so we are biased. Here is how to check it: every NuORDER value in the table is one NuORDER publishes about itself, the sources are listed here, and anything we could not confirm is written as "not listed" rather than as a "no". NuORDER sources, all re-fetched 2026-07-30: nuorder.com/wholesale/ for the linesheet builder, virtual showrooms, order downloads, payments, the Lightspeed NuORDER Wholesale Network and the "over 4K brands" figure; nuorder.com/wholesale/ecommerce/ for the password-protected wholesale website and shoppable hotspots; nuorder.com/wholesale/integrated-payments/ for cards, ACH, invoicing, net terms and third-party gateways; nuorder.com/wholesale/flexible-configurations/ for the 120+ ERP, PLM and POS integrations and the API and FTP integrations. Two figures we deliberately left out: software directories quote NuORDER pricing from $600/month and a count of 3,000+ wholesalers, and neither appears anywhere on nuorder.com — nuorder.com/pricing returned 404 when we checked — so the table says "not published" instead. We quote no third-party review score for either product: G2 and Capterra both refused automated access when we checked, so we could not verify one. Prices and features change — confirm on nuorder.com before you decide.

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