For shoppers
One place to discover.
A branded destination for finding products from a community of sellers.
- Browse categories and seller collections
- Compare product details and options
- Buy, track orders and get support
Multi-vendor commerce
Many sellers.
One destination.
Your brand.
Bring independent businesses together in a marketplace you own. Give shoppers a great place to discover, sellers a focused place to work, and your team the full picture.
A shared storefront. Separate seller responsibilities. Connected operations.The Good CollectiveDiscover Sellers Bag
Independent makers. Everyday discoveries.
Good finds.
From good people.
Studio CupFrom Seller A
Canvas CarryallFrom Seller B
Daily CareFrom Seller C
Distinct businesses. One shopping experience.
Your marketplace, your identity.Illustrative storefront
Clear roles. Better experiences.
A marketplace that works
for everyone.
The customer sees one destination. Behind it, each seller and your own team have a clear role.
For vendors
Their own space to work.
A focused workspace for managing the products and orders that belong to them.
- Manage business and product information
- Prepare assigned orders and stock
- Review earnings and settlement records
For you
The whole picture.
The tools and oversight to shape the experience and run the marketplace.
- Approve sellers and catalogue content
- Define commission and operating rules
- Oversee orders, performance and service
Make it easier to be a seller
Let vendors focus
on their business.
A well-run marketplace gives independent sellers a clear way to join, work and grow.
A clear path to getting started.
Collect business information, review applications and help sellers understand your standards.
Day-to-day work, in their own hands.
Let vendors maintain their listings, update availability and follow their order responsibilities.
Visibility into the commercial relationship.
Make the commission rules, earnings information and settlement process understandable.
App availability and configuration depend on your chosen setup.
The business behind the destination
Set the standard.
Keep the whole picture.
Bring seller relationships, catalogue quality and order activity together under your marketplace rules.
Seller applications · Example
A
Seller AHome & living
ApprovedB
Seller BEveryday goods
In reviewC
Seller CPersonal care
ApprovedBring the right sellers on board.
Create a clear path from seller application to a business that is ready to trade.
- Seller profiles and business details
- Application review and approval
- Store policies and seller responsibilities
Product review · Example
Studio Cup
Seller A · Home & living
Photos checked · Description reviewed
Keep catalogue quality consistent.
Give vendors a way to submit products while your team sets the standard for the marketplace.
- Categories, product options and content
- Product review and publishing controls
- Consistent customer-facing information
Customer order #1048 · Example
Seller AStudio Cup × 2
₹1,000Seller BCanvas Carryall × 1
₹1,500Give every order a clear owner.
Keep the customer purchase connected while making each vendor’s fulfillment responsibility visible.
- Vendor-specific order information
- Fulfillment and delivery progress
- A marketplace-wide order overview
Seller stock · Sample data
Studio Cup48 available
Canvas Carryall12 available
Daily CareRestock needed
Know what each seller can supply.
Keep product availability and fulfillment readiness in view across the seller community.
- Seller-level stock and availability
- Stock updates and product status
- Picking, dispatch and delivery workflows
Customer care · Example
★★★★★
“Exactly what I was looking for.”
Illustrative review, not a customer testimonialSupport request → Responsible seller → Resolution
Protect the customer experience.
Make policies and issue ownership clear when an order needs support or a return.
- Product and seller feedback
- Cancellation and return responsibilities
- Order context for customer support
Marketplace summary · Sample data
Completed orders84
Merchandise sales₹2,10,000
Top categoryHome & living
See the business across your sellers.
Understand which vendors and products contribute to sales, revenue and service quality.
- Sales by seller, category and product
- Commission and settlement reporting
- Order, customer and regional insights
Follow a purchase
One customer order.
Clear work for each seller.
A multi-seller purchase should be easy for the customer and clear for the people fulfilling it.
Customer order #1048
Studio Cup × 2₹1,000
Canvas Carryall × 1₹1,500
Merchandise subtotal₹2,500
Illustrative order. Tax, delivery and other charges excluded.
Seller A₹1,000
Studio Cup × 2 · Prepare these items.
Seller-specific order details and fulfillment responsibilitySeller B₹1,500
Canvas Carryall × 1 · Prepare this item.
Separate seller workflow, linked to the customer purchaseSellers fulfill their items.
Each vendor follows the order details and fulfillment model agreed for your marketplace.
Your team tracks the whole order.
See the progress across sellers and help coordinate delivery, exceptions and customer care.
Earnings follow your rules.
Apply configured fees and adjustments, then review settlement eligibility and records.
Payment collection, split fulfillment, delivery and settlements must be configured for your business and supported providers.
Make your commercial model clear
Your sellers.
Your commission rules.
Explore a simple commission example. Your seller fees and settlement terms are separate from the CartWhizz subscription you choose.
Illustrative percentage model—not a quote. Excludes taxes, shipping, refunds, payment-provider charges and CartWhizz platform fees.
COMMISSION EXAMPLENo money is moved
A simple breakdown.
Your commission₹250
Seller balance₹2,250
Merchandise value₹2,500
10% of ₹2,500 = ₹250. The remaining ₹2,250 is the seller balance before other adjustments.
When a balance can be paid depends on your settlement schedule, order status, refunds and provider setup.
Build around the way you trade
Different models.
A marketplace of your own.
A home for independent brands.
Bring selected makers and products into a destination with a strong editorial identity.
- Product stories and collections
- Consistent catalogue standards
- Distinct seller identities
A place for neighborhood businesses.
Connect shops and local customers with fulfillment and service rules designed for your area.
- Seller and product discovery
- Availability and delivery requirements
- Local operational planning
Room for a wider catalogue.
Organize many sellers and product types with clear navigation and operational oversight.
- Categories and product filters
- Vendor and catalogue controls
- Cross-marketplace reporting
The destination is yours
Make the marketplace
feel like your brand.
Start with a storefront theme and shape the experience around your products, sellers and customers.
Your colors, typography and content
Your navigation, collections and product stories
Your own domain and brand identity
Organic theme · Desktop screenshot
Build the foundation before the launch
Bring the vision.
Define how it works.
Choose the sellers and experience.
Define your audience, product categories and seller standards. Choose the storefront and connected tools.
Set your operating rules.
Agree on commissions, payments, fulfillment, returns, customer support and settlements.
Pilot the complete journey.
Onboard a small seller group and test product publishing, mixed-vendor orders and settlement scenarios before expanding.
Before you bring everyone together
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Tell us how your sellers and customers need to work.
Talk to our teamHow is a marketplace different from an online store?
An online store usually sells one business’s catalogue. A marketplace brings multiple independent vendors into a shared customer-facing destination. The owner needs seller, catalogue, order and commercial controls as well as the storefront.
What can vendors manage themselves?
The intended vendor experience includes their business profile, products, availability and assigned order activity. Access and responsibilities should be configured for your marketplace’s operating model.
Can customers order from more than one seller?
The example shows one customer purchase connected to separate vendor responsibilities. Confirm the mixed-cart checkout, payment collection, shipment and return behavior for your chosen configuration.
Can I set my own commission?
Seller commission rules form part of your marketplace’s commercial setup. The calculator demonstrates a simple percentage fee only; agree the applicable order basis, exceptions, taxes, adjustments and settlement terms during configuration.
Does a seller balance mean the money is paid immediately?
No. An earnings balance and an actual payout are different steps. Order completion, returns, holds, schedules and payment-provider support can affect settlement eligibility and timing.
Who handles delivery, support and returns?
That depends on your model. Your team, vendors and delivery partners need clear responsibilities, customer-facing policies and an escalation process. Define these before launch.
Are vendor commissions the same as CartWhizz fees?
No. Your commission is the fee you apply to your sellers. CartWhizz plan costs, app add-ons and third-party service fees are separate. Review platform pricing.
Build the destination.
Bring the sellers together.
A marketplace shaped around your community and your business model.