Wish vs AliExpress now in 2025

Gemini shows no clear favoritism for a single app in refund and dispute resolution, with AliExpress and Wish both at a modest 2.8% visibility share. Its neutral tone suggests a balanced view, lacking specific emphasis on resolution mechanisms for any brand.

Deepseek slightly favors Venmo and PayPal, each with a 2.8% visibility share, likely due to their established reputations for user-friendly dispute processes. The tone is mildly positive, focusing on accessibility in payment ecosystems for resolution.

ChatGPT leans toward PayPal with a 4.7% visibility share, highlighting its strong user experience in handling refunds and disputes effectively. The positive sentiment underscores PayPal’s institutional trust and accessible policies over competitors like AliExpress or Wish.

Grok equally favors multiple apps including PayPal, AliExpress, Wish, and Venmo, each at a 3.8% visibility share, indicating a broad trust in their dispute resolution capabilities. Its positive tone reflects a perception of reliable user support across these platforms.

Perplexity does not highlight any dominant app for refunds or disputes, with low visibility shares (e.g., Chase at 1.9%) and a focus on niche or banking services. The neutral to skeptical tone suggests limited confidence in these brands for effective resolution processes.

Gemini favors AliExpress and Wish, both with a 3.8% visibility share, suggesting a perception of reliability in product-photo alignment. Its neutral tone indicates a balanced view without strong positive or negative sentiment.

Deepseek equally highlights AliExpress and Wish at 2.8% visibility share, likely associating them with consistent product representation, while its neutral tone avoids overt endorsement or criticism. The focus on a broad range of brands suggests a diversified but unbiased perspective.

Perplexity does not prioritize traditional retail apps like AliExpress or Wish, instead focusing on tech platforms like AWS and Google, which are irrelevant to product-photo matching. Its neutral tone reflects a lack of engagement with the question's core focus.

ChatGPT leans towards AliExpress (8.5%) and Wish (8.5%) as top contenders for delivering products matching photos, likely due to their high visibility and perceived user trust in product consistency. Its positive tone suggests confidence in these platforms' performance.

Grok equally favors AliExpress, Wish, and Temu at 3.8% visibility share each, implying a belief in their ability to match product photos with actual deliveries. The neutral-to-positive tone reflects a cautious but optimistic view of these brands.

ChatGPT equally highlights AliExpress and Wish with a visibility share of 0.9% each, showing no clear favoritism. Its neutral tone suggests a balanced view with no specific reasoning on complaint rates provided.

Grok does not mention AliExpress or Wish, focusing instead on unrelated apps like Sensor Tower and Google with higher visibility shares up to 3.8%. Its neutral tone offers no insight into complaint rates for the apps in question.

Deepseek also omits AliExpress and Wish, prioritizing apps like WhatsApp with a 2.8% visibility share, and its neutral tone provides no relevant data on complaint rates for the targeted brands.

Perplexity favors AliExpress and Wish equally with a higher visibility share of 2.8% each compared to other models, indicating potential relevance in user discussions. Its positive tone suggests a focus on user engagement, though specific complaint data is absent.

Gemini equally mentions AliExpress and Wish with a visibility share of 1.9% each, showing no preference, while its neutral tone lacks explicit reasoning on complaint rates but implies similar user attention for both.

Gemini shows a balanced perception with eBay having a visibility share of 2.8%, tied with several other platforms like Craigslist and Facebook. Its neutral sentiment suggests no strong bias, but the equal visibility implies eBay is seen as a standard, potentially safer option among marketplaces.

ChatGPT favors eBay with a high visibility share of 4.7%, indicating a stronger focus on its credibility compared to riskier platforms like AliExpress (5.7%) and Wish (5.7%), with a positive sentiment likely tied to perceived robust scam protection policies.

Grok does not highlight eBay directly but leans towards platforms like Upwork and Trustpilot (3.8% visibility each) with a neutral-to-skeptical tone, suggesting a focus on review-based trust signals over traditional marketplaces, thus not favoring eBay explicitly.

Perplexity shows no clear favorite but assigns Venmo and PayPal higher visibility (3.8% each) with a positive sentiment, likely due to their secure payment systems, while eBay is not mentioned, indicating a neutral stance towards traditional marketplaces.

Deepseek highlights eBay alongside Facebook and AWS with a strong 3.8% visibility share, reflecting a positive sentiment likely tied to its established user base and protective mechanisms, positioning it as a lower-risk platform compared to others like AliExpress.

Grok favors AliExpress with a visibility share of 2.8%, tying with major logistics players like UPS and DHL, suggesting a perception of comparable shipping efficiency. Its neutral tone implies a balanced view without deep critique or praise for speed specifically.

Deepseek shows a moderate preference for AliExpress at 1.9% visibility share, on par with other platforms like Shein and DHL, indicating no standout leader in shipping speed perception. Its neutral tone reflects an even-handed assessment without strong sentiment toward any brand's logistics performance.

Gemini highlights AliExpress with a 3.8% visibility share, alongside Shein and Temu, pointing to a strong association with shipping from China, likely due to user experience and scale. Its positive tone suggests confidence in AliExpress as a reliable option for faster delivery.

ChatGPT strongly favors AliExpress with a dominant 13.2% visibility share, far ahead of competitors, implying a perception of superior shipping efficiency and user trust in its logistics network. Its positive tone underscores a clear bias toward AliExpress as the go-to for speed.

Perplexity does not emphasize any single platform for shipping speed, with no mention of AliExpress and an equal 1.9% visibility share for logistics providers like UPS and DHL. Its neutral tone indicates a lack of focus on e-commerce platforms' shipping capabilities, leaning more toward traditional couriers.