Sellers and catalogue
Each store manages its catalogue and stock, on a shared product page or with its own listings.
A platform where several sellers offer on one shared catalogue, with payment, commissions and payouts solved from day one.
It is not a package: it is assembled from what your operation needs, and only that gets quoted.
Each store manages its catalogue and stock, on a shared product page or with its own listings.
Commission per sale, seller subscription, featured listings or a mix.
The marketplace charges and pays the seller out, with Culqi, Niubiz, Mercado Pago, Izipay or Stripe.
Fixed price, lowest offer first, buyer bids or timed auctions.
Verification by photos or documents, verified seller badges, ratings and reviews.
Search, filters by brand, size, price or condition, and one cart across several sellers.
In a store you sell your own catalogue. In a marketplace third parties sell and you run the platform: you charge, pay out and look after trust between the parties. If only your team uploads products, what you need is a store.
Usually the marketplace charges and then pays the seller out. The buyer can also pay the seller directly: simpler to build, but you lose control of the payment.
Through commission per sale, seller subscriptions, featured listings or a combination. It is defined in the discovery call because it shapes how payment is built.
Yes: from approval by photos or documents to the model where the product physically passes through you to be checked and forwarded.
We tell you which ones fit, in what order and what each one costs.
Or book a call at a set time