WeShop has broadened its retail partner base by bringing several additional chains onto its community-owned social‑commerce platform.
The latest group of retailers includes Dick’s Sporting Goods, GNC, Gilt and JTV Jewellery.
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They extend the US-based company’s coverage into categories such as sporting goods, nutritional supplements, jewellery and higher‑end fashion.
Users in both the US and the UK can access the new partners via the WeShop app.
According to the company, customers purchasing through the platform can earn WePoints under WeShop’s ShareBack programme, which links shopping activity to rewards.
The business already works with a range of retailers including Best Buy, Bloomingdale’s, The Home Depot, Macy’s, Nike and Walmart, across segments including apparel, consumer electronics, beauty, homeware and travel.
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By GlobalDataWeShop said the latest signings are part of continuing efforts to grow its roster of retail partners and develop the shopping and rewards proposition for its users.
WeShop founder John Garner added: “We are thrilled to welcome this new, diverse group of top-tier retailers to the WeShop platform. These partnerships reflect our commitment to leading the retail revolution, providing customers with a convenient, rewarding and comprehensive online shopping experience.
“Whether customers are planning a vacation, upgrading their website, shopping for fitness essentials, or treating themselves to jewellery, WeShop is rewarding shoppers for their purchases.”
WeShop blends e‑commerce with a user ownership structure via its proprietary ShareBack model.
Following its Nasdaq debut on 14 November, WeShop entered the US market and launched its social commerce app on both the App Store and Google Play.
The US rollout followed a UK pilot with major retailers that generated more than $140m (£104.92m) in sales.
Announcing the launch on 20 November, Garner said: “With this launch, we are giving US consumers a completely new type of shopping experience, one where the community is rewarded for the value it creates.
“Peer-to-peer recommendations consistently outperform traditional advertising, and with WeShop, shoppers can finally share in the upside of the network they power.”
