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Marketplace · Enterprise plan

Let vendors apply, approve them, and cover exactly the streets you serve

Geo-polygon service areas instead of a blunt radius, a vendor application and approval flow, and one branded app that shows every vendor in one basket. Marketplace mode is on the Enterprise plan.

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Sound familiar?

  • "Our delivery radius is a circle, but half of it is a highway we cannot actually deliver across."

  • "Any vendor can list on our marketplace with no review step, and it shows in the quality of what customers see."

  • "We have one app but customers cannot tell which vendor a product came from until it is already in the cart."

How it works

From order to doorstep

  1. 1

    Draw the service area

    A geo-polygon, not a radius, so coverage matches the streets you actually serve.

  2. 2

    Vendors apply

    Vendors apply to join, and marketplace staff review and approve them.

  3. 3

    Merchandise the home screen

    Category sliders and banners built in Studio, published without a developer.

  4. 4

    Shop across vendors

    One multi-vendor app, one basket, orders route to the right vendor automatically.

Capabilities

The plumbing a real marketplace needs

Vendor onboarding, service-area accuracy and staff controls — not just a shared product list.

See it live

Sample shops you can click through

Real shops with sample products — browse collections, search, cart and checkout. Nothing can be ordered.

Coverage

A service area shaped like your streets, not a circle

Geo-polygon marketplace areas let you draw coverage that follows real geography — excluding a highway, hugging a coastline, matching a district boundary — instead of a radius that promises delivery somewhere you cannot actually reach.

  • Geo-polygon areas instead of a blunt radius
  • Own domain for the marketplace itself
  • Vendor branches sit inside the marketplace structure

Vendor quality

Vendors apply, staff approve, quality stays consistent

A vendor onboarding and approval flow means new sellers apply and go through a review before they can list, while dedicated marketplace staff — separate from shop staff — manage that pipeline, category sliders and promotional banners across the whole platform.

  • Vendors apply and are reviewed before they can list
  • Marketplace staff roles, distinct from shop staff
  • Category sliders and banners merchandise the whole marketplace
“Drawing our real coverage area instead of a circle stopped us promising delivery across a highway we can never actually cross in time.”
Marketplace operations lead · Multi-vendor marketplace on Quick Commerce
800+
active stores
100k+
orders a month
4
apps on one system

vs listing vendors on a generic multi-store plugin

A generic multi-vendor plugin bolted onto a cart rarely has real service-area shapes, a vendor approval step, or dedicated marketplace staff roles.

  • Geo-polygon service areas

    Quick Commerce
    Yes
    Generic multi-vendor plugin
    radius only

  • Vendor application & approval flow

    Quick Commerce
    Yes
    Generic multi-vendor plugin
    basic listing

  • Dedicated marketplace staff roles

    Quick Commerce
    Yes
    Generic multi-vendor plugin
    No

  • Category sliders and banners

    Quick Commerce
    Yes
    Generic multi-vendor plugin
    limited

  • Single multi-vendor branded app

    Quick Commerce
    add-on
    Generic multi-vendor plugin
    paid app

Integrations

Payments and messaging a marketplace runs on

Split-friendly payment methods and messaging that keeps vendors and customers informed.

  • Stripe

    cards with saved-card checkout

  • MyFatoorah

    multi-gateway checkout

  • Firebase

    push to vendor and customer apps

  • Twilio

    vendor and order SMS

  • Webhooks

    vendor and order events

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which plan includes marketplace mode?
Marketplace mode is on the Enterprise plan, alongside custom limits, several storefronts, an SLA and a dedicated contact. Talk to us to scope it.
Can we exclude an area our riders cannot reasonably reach?
Yes — geo-polygon service areas let you draw coverage that follows real streets and boundaries, not a simple radius.
How does a new vendor get approved to sell on the marketplace?
They submit an application, and marketplace staff review and approve it before the vendor's catalogue goes live.
Do customers see one basket across multiple vendors?
Yes — the customer app presents one basket, with orders routed to the correct vendor behind the scenes.
Can we feature a category with a banner without a developer?
Yes — category sliders and banners are built and published from Studio.
Are marketplace staff different from an individual vendor's staff?
Yes — marketplace staff manage vendor approval, platform-wide merchandising and reporting, separate from any one vendor's shop staff.
Can the marketplace run on its own domain?
Yes — a marketplace can run on its own domain, separate from any individual vendor's storefront.

Other solutions

Launch a marketplace vendors actually want to join

Service areas, vendor approval and one app, on the Enterprise plan.

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