Dropship orders a day for Palmetto State Armory, through one centralized system.
Why FFL dealers switch, what each platform costs at your order volume, and the five steps to move your distributors, FFL checkout and GunBroker listings.

The firearms distributors and channels dealers already use, pre-integrated in Flxpoint.
















Firearms distributors often run firearms and accessories through separate accounts. Spark’s guidance is to duplicate the vendor, giving each copy its own credentials, markups and options, because, in its words:
Vendors like RSR will not fulfill both types from the same account.Spark Shipping help center
Flxpoint builds those rules into the distributor connection. Lipsey’s restricted brands go to your dealer account, and Zanders firearms and accessories go out as separate orders, without a second vendor to maintain (Flxpoint firearms).
Spark says the FFL a buyer selects can travel with the order when you use a supported checkout and FFL plugin (Spark firearms FAQ). Flxpoint goes a step further before anything reaches a distributor: it flags firearms and serialized parts such as lower receivers by rules on each source, checks the license number, expiration date and dealer address, and holds an order with missing details for review instead of sending it.

When a cart mixes a firearm with accessories, the accessories ship to the buyer right away and the firearm routes to the dealer once its details are complete, in the format each distributor requires. Flxpoint supports your FFL workflow, and your team still owns the compliance decisions.
Both platforms connect to GunBroker. Flxpoint imports the GunBroker listings you already have, publishes new fixed-price or auction listings in bulk from your distributor catalog, suggests the right GunBroker category with AI category mapping, and delists an item when stock reaches zero. GunBroker orders arrive with the FFL dealer details attached, and the same catalog also feeds Guns.com, BigCommerce, WooCommerce and Magento.
Spark’s published plans include 200, 1,500 or 5,000 orders a month and charge 39 cents for each order past that, with 3, 5 or 10 vendor integrations and $25 a month for each extra vendor (Spark pricing). Flxpoint Business is $799 a month, or $699 a month billed annually, with 3,000 orders, 8 source connectors and 2 channel connectors included (Flxpoint pricing). Under about 2,000 orders a month Spark’s list price is usually lower, so the calculator below runs both at your numbers.
Every Flxpoint plan includes a dedicated implementation specialist who maps your distributor connections and checks them before you go live (pricing FAQ). After launch, our integration team monitors your connections over API, EDI, FTP or CSV and steps in when a distributor changes a feed.
Both platforms automate inventory, pricing, order routing and tracking between distributors and your channels. The table shows where they differ for a firearms dealer.
Read from Spark’s firearms page, pricing page and help center, and from Flxpoint firearms and pricing, on October 27, 2026. Check both before you decide.
Move the sliders to your numbers. The calculator picks Spark’s cheapest published plan for your volume and compares it with Flxpoint Business, using list prices with prebuilt distributors, before onboarding and SKU add-ons. Nothing you enter leaves this page.
Your implementation specialist sets the dates and our team does the mapping. Spark stays live until every test order passes, so there is no day without orders.
List each distributor you buy from and ask your rep for the API or FTP credentials Flxpoint will use, for both the firearms and the accessories account where your distributor keeps them apart. For Lipsey’s, have your dealer and dropship account details ready.
Pull your markups by distributor and product type, the category and brand filters on each vendor, your product links, your FFL plugin settings and the states you don’t ship to. Export your GunBroker listing IDs too, so listings carry over instead of being relisted.
Your specialist connects each distributor, rebuilds your pricing rules, flags firearms and serialized parts on each source, sets your routing priorities, such as lowest total cost or a preferred distributor, and imports your existing GunBroker listings.
Keep Spark live while Flxpoint syncs stock and cost, compare a sample from every distributor, then place these test orders:
Switch order routing to Flxpoint and turn off the Spark connections on the same day, so no distributor receives the same purchase order twice. Review the first week of FFL holds, purchase orders and tracking together. Spark’s pricing page lists no contract term, so check your billing date before you cancel.
Our integration team builds the connections and keeps watching them after launch.

Black Patch Performance, an automotive retailer, made the same move from Spark Shipping and now manages 500,000+ SKUs on Flxpoint (case study).
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A working session with our firearms team: your distributors, your FFL checkout, your GunBroker listings and the cost at your volume.