Our marketplaces

We help companies start exporting to marketplaces in the European Single Market, Asia and North and South America.

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Choose your ideal marketplace for exporting:

We can link your company to more than 50 marketplaces around the world.
Among the marketplaces represented are sites oriented towards almost all types of B2C goods:

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Amazon

The world's largest company by turnover, selling a variety of goods and services online.

Otto

Otto is one of Germany's main and leading e-commerce platforms with over 50,000,000 monthly visits

Zalando

Zalando, Europe's leading online fashion platform, is ranked No. 1 in Germany.

Kaufland

German hypermarket chain with a multitude of categories for the shopper with any needs. It exists both as an offline hypermarket throughout Europe and as an online shopping platform.

Carrefour

Marketplace of the French retail chain. It is the second largest retailer in Europe after Walmart.

Wayfair

The online home improvement shop. It is the largest online marketplace in its category in the USA.

OLX

An online classifieds platform connecting people to buy/sell goods and services worldwide.

H&M

A Swedish clothing marketplace. One of the largest in the world, present both online and offline.

Allegro

A huge range of products and services has made it the largest and most popular e-commerce website in Poland with 20 years of experience in selling goods online

eBay

One of the world's largest e-commerce marketplaces, with nearly 180 million buyers. It operates on the principle of an online auction.

Aliexpress

One of the largest and most famous Chinese marketplaces in the world, focused on foreign trade.

Etsy

A marketplace focused on selling handmade goods, unique and vintage items.

Bol

The leading marketplace in the Netherlands and Belgium with over 23 million products.

Cdiscount

A French e-commerce platform founded in 1988. It is currently the leading e-commerce site in the country.

Vinted

An online platform based in Lithuania that specialises in selling second-hand goods, mainly clothes and accessories.

Fnac

The second most popular marketplace in France. Its history dates back to 1954.

MediaMarkt

German e-commerce platform, presented both as an online and offline shop

La Redoute

Marketplace with a rich history specialising in the sale of women's clothing and home décor

Darty

A French marketplace aimed mainly at domestic sales

Decathlon

French marketplace specialising in sports goods

Beslist

One of the most popular marketplaces in the Netherlands, focused on domestic sales

Conforama

The Marketplace is the second largest furniture retailer in Europe.

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