JVZoo vs WSO Pro

JVZOO,
One once you get a product to promote your in the the whole funnel. Not the case with warriorplus
Also I do believe the fees are a little less.
I do not like eithers setup and browsing though.
I do prefer jvzoo though.

Horses for courses.

Warrior Plus can only be used inside this forum. But it's fees are cheaper (2.9%).

JVZoo can be used outside the forum but it's fees are higher (5%).

They both have much the same main features really.

The main reason you use one of these platforms is so affiliates can promote your offer. I would say most of the super affiliates you want promoting your product nowadays would be members of both networks so I don't really think it makes a huge difference. I think both platforms would share a large proportion of the same affiliates and buyers.

I would go with JVZOO. It is extremely easy to set up a product and you can have your product online and for sale in a matter of minutes. I also love how easy it is to set up a sales funnel in JVZOO.

JVZoo is great in that it has all the tools you need. You can quickly create a product, you can set up your sales funnel, and it has monthly fees if you do that sort of thing. Bad things for JVZoo is that there website is super buggy, with basic things like reporting being non functional or incorrect. While I use JVZoo I always keep an eye in payments etc because I cant help but wonder if a site cant help but filter a report correctly how can I be sure its going to handle payment processing correctly. Over all I would give JVZoo a rating of 70%. Good but not great, but still better than the other options.

Some things to keep in mind with JVZoo. If your doing a list building product its probably not best to make it eligible for product of the day as JVZoo will gank your list even if they dont select your product.

JVZoo will promote your product, and there cookie policy is a little suspect to me. I have had them be the affiliate for a product that had the sales page in a members only area of a website and the product was not in the market place. When I asked support how they could get cookied for the product since its not in the market place and the sales page is not public there reply was "Ill ask the programmer" of course there was never a follow up explaining.

If your going to do a WSO for sure pay the $17 fee. 5% of your sales can add up really fast. I had a WSO that did $6,000 in the first 72 hours and I didnt pay the $17 fee. So instead of paying $17 I paid $300. Lesson learned there.

JVZoo seems to be more worried about being a marketing company then about being a technically profficent platform. But still as I said I use them because they are not any really good options out there.

I've used wso pro in the past, it's good but a little tricky to set and up but is much better and cheaper than clickbank, which I have also used.
Jvzoo is hands down the top choice not only for ease of set up, but is easy to integrate directly into your autoresponder if you have one.
The support is first rate and many of the creators of Jvzoo can be contacted directly on facebook with instant messages ( you wont realise how good this is until you have a problem).

They have product of the day, easy to run dimesales, and other easy to use options.

Also (and this is big) if you come to sell your product to a new owner at some point, Jvzoo can handle the entire transfer seamlessly to the new owners jvzoo account without having to change payment buttons or having to inform affiliates. This is a huge timesaver.