Web Apps
Multi-vendor platforms with commission and payouts
Building a marketplace means solving two problems at once — attracting sellers and buyers. We build the platform side properly: vendor onboarding, commission, payouts and dispute handling.
Starts at
Rs. 90,000
Up to
Rs. 500,000
Timeline
12-24 weeks
What you get
- Vendor onboarding and verification
- Vendor dashboard with orders and earnings
- Commission engine with per-category rates
- Split payments and payout scheduling
- Ratings, reviews and dispute resolution
- Admin moderation tools
- Buyer and seller mobile apps where needed
How it runs
- 1
Model
Commission structure, payout terms and dispute policy defined first.
- 2
Architecture
Built for multi-tenancy from day one — retrofitting it is far more expensive.
- 3
Build
Buyer experience, vendor tools, then admin, in that order.
- 4
Seed
Onboard the first vendors manually and fix what breaks.
- 5
Launch
Category by category rather than everything at once.
Industries that use this
Questions
- How much does a marketplace cost?
- Rs. 90,000 for a focused single-category marketplace up to Rs. 500,000 for a full multi-category platform. Payment splitting and payout handling are the parts people underestimate.
- How do vendor payouts work?
- Orders are collected centrally, commission is deducted automatically, and vendor balances are paid out on your chosen schedule. With cash on delivery, payouts settle after delivery confirmation.
- What is the hardest part?
- Not the software — it is supply. Most marketplaces fail because they launch with too few sellers. We advise seeding one category deeply rather than launching broad and empty.