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Marketplace
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Turn Your Store Into a Marketplace. Overnight.

Sellers apply, commission calculates itself, orders split automatically, payouts go out in one click. Your Joomla ecommerce store just grew a whole new revenue stream.

Unlimited
Sellers you can onboard
3 ways
To price your commission — percent, flat, or both
1 click
To batch-pay every seller who's due
Automatic
Order splitting, clawbacks, and stock alerts

Everything a Real Marketplace Needs

No spreadsheet. No manual payout runs. No sellers emailing to ask what they're owed.

Seller Onboarding, Your Rules

Open signup, invitation-only, or admin-added. Custom application fields, optional CAPTCHA, manual review or instant auto-approve. Approve a seller with no account yet and one gets created for them.

A Commission Engine That Bends to You

One global rate, or override rules by seller, product, or category — percent, flat fee, or both, ranked by priority. Choose pre-tax or post-tax, include or exclude shipping and discounts, deduct gateway fees or don't.

Automatic Commission Clawback

Order gets refunded or cancelled? The commission reverses itself. No manual correction. No chasing a seller for money that never should have gone out in the first place.

Orders Split Themselves

Any order touching more than one seller gets divided into per-seller sub-orders automatically. Each seller updates their own fulfillment. You stop relaying tracking numbers by hand.

Multi-Gateway Batch Payouts

PayPal, Stripe, or manual bank transfer — each seller picks their own rail. Weekly, monthly, threshold-based, or manual scheduling. One batch action sends every pending payout at once.

A Running Ledger Sellers Can Trust

Every commission and payout, chronologically, with a live balance. Sellers pull their own monthly statement as a CSV. Nobody has to ask you what they're owed — they already know.

Seller-Defined Shipping

Every seller sets their own flat rate, per-unit rate, free-shipping threshold, and country coverage. Checkout combines them into one clean rate automatically.

Branded Seller Storefronts

Every seller gets their own store page — logo, story, shipping policy, refund policy, return policy. Their brand, on your marketplace.

Vacation Mode

A seller heading out flips one toggle, every one of their products goes quiet, and everything comes back exactly as it was the moment they return.

Low-Stock Alerts

Sellers get emailed the moment their inventory runs thin — before the "sorry, that just sold out" conversation happens.

Real Seller Analytics

Views, units sold, and conversion rate per product, right in the seller dashboard. Not a guess. Numbers they can actually act on.

Payouts Without the Saturday Reconciliation Project

Set your rhythm — weekly, monthly, threshold-based, a blend of both, or fully manual — and process every pending seller payout in one batch action. PayPal, Stripe, and manual bank transfer are all supported, each seller choosing their own rail. Sellers who want their money sooner request a withdrawal themselves; you approve or reject it without a single email. This is the part of running a marketplace that eats a founder's weekend. Not anymore.

  • Weekly, monthly, threshold, combined, or manual payout scheduling
  • Batch-process every pending payout across every seller in one action
  • Seller-initiated withdrawal requests with admin approve/reject
  • Running ledger and downloadable monthly statements for every seller

A Commission Engine, Not a Single Number

Most marketplaces bolt on one flat commission percentage and call it done. This one lets you set a global default and then layer in overrides by seller, by product, or by category — each one its own rate type, ranked by priority so the most specific rule always wins. Bulk lumber can carry a thin flat fee while accessories carry a healthy percentage. A founding seller can keep a legacy rate while everyone else pays standard. And if an order gets refunded, the commission reverses on its own.

  • Global default rate plus vendor, product, and category overrides
  • Percentage, flat fee, or percentage-plus-fixed rate types
  • Pre-tax or post-tax base, with shipping, discount, and gateway-fee toggles
  • Automatic clawback on refunds and cancellations, plus a one-click audit tool

A Dashboard Sellers Actually Use

Sales, commissions, payouts, orders, shipping, ledger, refund requests, your announcements, and product analytics — one tabbed dashboard, no second login, no spreadsheet you have to send them. Sellers see exactly what they've earned, exactly what's coming, and exactly which products are working. That visibility is what turns a first-time applicant into a seller who sticks around for years.

  • Sales, commissions, payouts, orders, and shipping in one tabbed view
  • Per-product view, unit-sold, and conversion analytics
  • Self-serve refund requests and store-wide or targeted announcements
  • Bulk product CSV import/export for sellers with large catalogs

Real-World Use Cases

A crafts and home-goods store opens up to independent makers through invitation-based signup with manual review. A flat default commission applies across the board, with a lower override rate for the founding sellers who joined during the beta. Each maker sets their own flat shipping rate and free-shipping threshold, since a hand-thrown mug and a knitted blanket ship nothing alike. Payouts run monthly once a seller's balance clears a threshold. When a maker goes on leave for two months, she flips vacation mode and every listing goes quiet without her touching a single product page.

A building-supplies retailer invites five regional distributors to list their own inventory directly on the main site instead of running five separate stores. Signup is admin-only for these vetted partners. Commission is set per category — higher on accessories, a thin flat fee on bulk lumber. Orders mixing two distributors' products split automatically into sub-orders, each one fulfilled independently. Payouts run monthly by bank transfer, and the admin Seller Activity feed gives one consolidated view across all five distributors instead of five separate spreadsheets.

A regional farmers market platform runs open signup with CAPTCHA so any local producer can apply. Commission stays a simple flat percentage, kept deliberately easy for vendors who aren't spreadsheet people. Seasonal vendors — a maple syrup producer active only in late winter, a pumpkin farm active only in October — use vacation mode to go dark the rest of the year without deleting a listing. A berry farm that sells out fast relies on low-stock alerts to update its listing before a customer orders something that's already gone. Payouts run weekly by manual transfer, matching how these vendors are used to getting paid.

An electronics retailer opens a marketplace tier for certified refurbishers. Every application goes through manual review with a required business-licensing field, and every product a seller lists requires admin approval before it goes live. Commission uses a percentage-plus-fixed rate, since a flat percentage alone doesn't cover processing overhead the same way on a premium refurbished laptop as it does on a budget phone case. Gateway fees are deducted from the commission base before the seller's cut is calculated. The commission audit tool runs monthly as a standard reconciliation step before the batch payout — a habit, not a fire drill.

Your Sellers Are Waiting. Stop Running It By Hand.

Every day you run a marketplace on a spreadsheet is a day a seller doesn't fully trust the numbers. Set the rules once, let the commission engine and the batch payouts do the rest, and get back to actually growing the thing you built.

Translated In The Following Languages

Arabic Unitag (ar-AA), Chinese, Traditional (zh-TW), Danish (da-DK), Dutch (nl-NL), English (en-GB), English, USA (en-US), Finnish (fi-FI), French (fr-FR), German (de-DE), Greek (el-GR), Hebrew (he-IL), Italian (it-IT), Japanese (ja-JP), Norwegian Bokmål (nb-NO), Persian Farsi (fa-IR), Polish (pl-PL), Portuguese, Brazil (pt-BR), Portuguese, Portugal (pt-PT), Russian (ru-RU), Spanish (es-ES), Swedish (sv-SE), Turkish (tr-TR)

  • Developer J2Commerce
  • Extension Type Apps
  • J2Commerce Version 6.x
  • Joomla Version 6.x
Language Translations
Arabic UnitagArabic Unitag
Chinese, TraditionalChinese, Traditional
DanishDanish
DutchDutch
EnglishEnglish
English, USAEnglish, USA
FinnishFinnish
FrenchFrench
GermanGerman
GreekGreek
HebrewHebrew
ItalianItalian
JapaneseJapanese
Norwegian BokmålNorwegian Bokmål
Persian FarsiPersian Farsi
PolishPolish
Portuguese, BrazilPortuguese, Brazil
Portuguese, PortugalPortuguese, Portugal
RussianRussian
SpanishSpanish
SwedishSwedish
TurkishTurkish

New Feature Dispatch AfterDisplayLineItemTitle in the vendor order-detail dashboard, matching core's cart/checkout/confirmation line-item annotation support

Improvement Add VendorOrdersModel::getOrder() so vendor order-detail views can access the parent order alongside the vendor's order items

Update Requires Joomla 6.x + J2Commerce 6.x

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