A marketplace is three businesses sharing one checkout. Buyers want one basket and one delivery date. Sellers want their own store and their money on time. You want a commission on every sale, without ever holding anybody else's cash in your account. We build that, designed new for your market by a team that has built marketplaces many times. Most first releases go live in about 30 days.
Nothing is earned until a buyer's basket finally turns into money sitting in a seller's account. This is the path an order takes, and the part of the software carrying each step.
A seller applies, proves who they are and connects a payout account before listing anything at all.
Seller onboarding
Products go into your own categories, with the fields each one needs and nothing more.
Category attributes
Buyers search the whole marketplace at once, filter by what matters to them and save things for later.
Search and saved items
One basket holds items from several different sellers, and the buyer pays for them once.
One cart, one checkout
Each seller sees only their own part of the order, and ships it with tracking attached.
Split orders and tracking
The payment splits automatically, your commission comes off, and the seller is paid on schedule.
Split payments and payouts
Buyers, sellers and you each see the app built for their job, all running on one system you own.
Browse every seller in one place, pay once and track each parcel.
Open a store, list in minutes and get paid without chasing anyone.
Run the marketplace, settle the money and keep every seller honest.
Start with one and add the rest as you grow. Every rate is yours to set in the admin panel.
A percentage of every order, set by category, seller or plan.
A monthly plan for more products, better placement and a lower commission.
A small charge per product listed, common in handmade and vintage markets.
Paid placement in search and on the home screen, bought by the day.
A separate fee at checkout, which keeps product prices clean.
Your own warehousing or couriers, charged to the sellers who use them.
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Navy suitSold by Hart & Lowe$420
Face serumSold by Fern Botanics$38
Stoneware vaseSold by Kiln Street$64Items from several stores in one basket, paid for once, with each seller's delivery shown on its own.
The buyer pays once, and each seller's share and your commission are separated before anybody is paid.
A suit asks for fabric and lapel, a serum for volume and skin type, and neither sees the other's form.
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$75$64Their own page, name and rating, with followers who hear about every new product first.
Your store this month
Sales, orders waiting to ship and the next payout, all on the seller's own phone.
Your coupons
Discounts by item, category or basket, with the limits each seller sets themselves.
From the outside a marketplace looks like an online store with more products in it. Underneath, every order is several orders, every payment is several payments, and every product came from somebody you do not employ.
This is the machinery we build into yours, shaped around what your sellers trade and how your market settles up. Each piece is designed and built new for you, by a team that has built marketplaces many times.
Get a free costed planThe core marketplace already covers the sellers, their products, one checkout, split payments and every payout. These are the extras clients ask for most often, and each one is designed for your app and priced in your costed plan.
Separate seller app
Products, orders and payouts managed from the seller's phone.
Product configurator
A base price plus paid options, for goods made to order.
Fittings and consultations
Appointments in a studio, at the customer's home or by video.
WhatsApp ordering
Questions and orders over WhatsApp, logged against the order.
Local payment methods
The wallets, transfers and cash codes your market actually uses.
Shipping integrations
Live rates, labels and tracking from the carriers you choose.
Gift cards and group gifts
Vouchers, and gifts that several people pay towards.
Bulk import and feeds
Catalogues uploaded from a spreadsheet or synced from a feed.
Currencies and tax
Local prices, with the tax rules for each region applied.
Store launch designs
Store screenshots and banners designed for launch.
The same pattern of seller stores, one checkout and split payouts works for almost anything several businesses sell. Each version is designed around its own market: its categories, its fields, its idea of a fair return.
Selling something that is not here? Tell us what your sellers trade and we will scope it.
A marketplace is worth exactly as much as the trust buyers have in sellers they have never heard of. These are built in from the first release, rather than bolted on after the first dispute.
Most first releases go live in about 30 days. Larger apps take longer, and your costed plan fixes the scope and the exact date.
Where most of the work happens
Not here? The costed plan answers the rest, for your app.
Yes, and buyers will find it familiar. Seller stores, one checkout for many sellers, split payments, reviews and disputes all work the way buyers expect from the big marketplaces. The difference is that it is yours, with your categories, your commission and your rules, designed and built new for what your sellers trade.
Start with the category tree and the seller account, because every product and every payout hangs off them. Listings and search follow, then one checkout that splits into a separate order for every seller. Split payments and payouts come next, then disputes and reviews. Seller onboarding starts early in the build, since a marketplace with no sellers has nothing to sell.
The buyer pays once, and the payment splits at checkout between each seller and you. Your commission comes off automatically, and each seller is paid on the schedule you set, daily, weekly or after delivery. Payouts on a disputed order wait until it is settled. A provider built for marketplaces holds the money and runs the compliance checks, so you never do.
Usually, yes, because it was built for exactly this job. Sellers onboard through it, the payment splits at checkout, and payouts run on a schedule you control. Where Stripe does not operate, or your market pays another way, we use a provider that does. Local wallets, bank transfers and cash on delivery all sit alongside it at the same checkout.
Yes, and it is what keeps search usable. Each category carries its own attributes, so a suit asks for fabric, lapel and fit while a phone asks for storage. Sellers only see the fields for what they sell. Buyers get filters that actually work, because the data sitting behind every one of them is consistent.
New products and their photos go through a review before any of them go live. An automated check blocks the plain problems straight away, such as a blurred image, a watermark or a missing field. Anything that needs judgement, like a possible counterfeit or a misleading photo, goes to a person on your team. Nothing subjective is decided by the software alone.
Yes, and many marketplaces start exactly that way. You launch as a single store with your own catalogue, and the seller accounts, split payments and payouts are built in but switched off. When the first outside seller joins, nothing needs rebuilding.
It depends on the platforms, the payment setup and the modules you add, so we price each one in a free costed plan. That plan fixes the scope, the price and the launch date in writing before you commit. You then pay a fixed price in agreed milestones, rather than an hourly bill that keeps growing.
No, and none of them ever is. Every app we build is designed and built new, for the one client who asked for it. We have built marketplaces many times, and that experience is what lets us fix the scope, the price and the launch date before we start.
Most first releases go live in about 30 days. Larger marketplaces, or ones with several add-on modules, take longer. Your free costed plan fixes the scope and the exact launch date in writing, before you commit.
An iOS app, an Android app and a website for buyers and sellers, plus a web admin panel to run the marketplace. A separate seller app is an option. Some clients start with fewer and add the rest later.
You own both of them, completely and from day one. The code sits in your own repository, the cloud accounts stand in your company's name, and the apps ship under your own developer accounts. Documentation gets written for a developer who never met us.
Tell us about the app you want to build. We send back a costed plan with a fixed price and a launch date, free and yours to keep.
