Marketplace development
We build custom multi-vendor marketplaces with seller onboarding and management, a unified catalog with moderation, automatic payment splitting, and commission rules. For companies that want to connect sellers and buyers on their own platform, with B2C, B2B, or niche models.
Delivered by Vitamina Digital, a VitaminaWeb group company.
What you get
- 01Multi-vendor management with seller onboarding
- 02Automatic payment splitting
- 03Unified catalog with product moderation
- 04Seller dashboard with sales metrics
- 05Review and reputation system
- 06Commission, payout, and dispute management
How it works
- Business model
We define how the platform makes money, who the sellers are, and which commission rules apply.
- MVP
We develop the essential features to operate with the first sellers.
- First sellers
We support onboarding the first sellers and adjust the platform based on real-world use.
- Growth
We continue adding features as the marketplace grows and brings on new sellers.
When it makes sense
We want to expand our catalog without investing in our own inventory.
We have a network of partners who could sell through our platform.
We pay sellers manually, and this process does not scale.
Ready-made platforms do not support our commission rules.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between e-commerce and a marketplace?
In e-commerce, you sell your own products. In a marketplace, you provide a platform where third parties sell and earn a commission on each transaction.
How does payment splitting work?
When the buyer pays, the payment gateway automatically splits the amount between the seller and the platform. The money goes directly to each party, with no manual payouts.
How many sellers can the marketplace support?
There is no technical limit on the number of sellers. We design the architecture to scale horizontally: as demand grows, the infrastructure scales with it.
Can I set different commissions by category or seller?
Yes. Commissions can vary by category, seller, or order value, with specific policies for product approvals, disputes, and SLAs.
How much does it cost to develop a marketplace?
It depends on the business model, commission rules, and integrations. We define the investment during discovery and present it in the proposal.