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Launch your own marketplace. Without building the platform.

Bring stores under your brand and give customers one place to browse, order and follow delivery. The multi-store storefront, merchant tools, delivery operations and payout configuration run on one marketplace foundation.

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  • Centralized store management
  • Merchant operations
  • Delivery operations

One operating foundation, from customer ordering to merchant and delivery work.

  • Customer ordering
  • Merchant operations
  • Delivery dispatch

Why marketplaces stall

The platform eats the runway before the first order.

01

Several operating surfaces to connect

A marketplace needs a storefront, checkout, merchant workflow, delivery workflow and administration that work from the same order.
02

Three products, not one

Customers, merchants and drivers each need their own app, and split payouts need a payments stack behind all three.
03

Launch, then keep fixing

The work continues after launch: customer ordering, merchant operations, delivery and payments all need a connected foundation.

Who launches on Ordering.co

Any market with many sellers and one brand on top.

01

Local delivery marketplaces

A city or region where local merchants need a shared customer ordering and delivery model.
02

Vertical marketplaces

Groceries, pharmacies, flowers, liquor, pet supplies. One category, many stores, one checkout.
03

Group and venue ordering

Groups, venues and local hubs that want customers to discover several vendors through one brand.

What you get

Everything a marketplace needs, already built.

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Customers

Storefront and apps

Multi-store web, iOS and Android under your brand. Customers browse stores, search categories and featured stores, build one cart across several businesses and check out once, with a delivery or pickup time set per order and payment split across multiple cards.
Merchants

Portal for every store

Each merchant manages catalog, menu, hours, stock and incoming orders in Ordering Merchant. Printer, KDS and POS connections included.
Drivers

Driver app and dispatch

Connect the delivery operation you run with the orders created by each merchant and customer channel: a driver workflow, service zones, order assignment and customer tracking.
You

Admin, commissions and payouts

Manage stores, zones, fees and reporting from one operating console, where marketplace rules, merchant activity and delivery operations come together, with payout configuration for the marketplace model you run.

Business model

You set the rules of your market.

Plan how the marketplace charges merchants and customers around the operating model you want to run. Decide how merchant commissions, customer service fees and delivery fees fit your model, and review current platform scope and charges before you set public prices.

Discuss marketplace scope
  1. 01Commission per store or categorySet commercial terms that reflect the categories and merchant relationships in your market, including whether merchant participation includes a percentage of each order.
  2. 02Delivery and service feesAlign customer-facing delivery and service charges with the zones, delivery coverage and order conditions your marketplace operates.
  3. 03Featured placement and promotionsPlan merchandising and promotions around the merchant experience you want customers to discover, and decide whether merchant promotion is part of the launch model or a later operating layer.
  4. 04Merchant subscriptionsChoose a merchant commercial model, such as recurring merchant participation, that matches how you support and operate the marketplace.

Merchant onboarding

Bring merchants into a clear operating flow.

A marketplace needs a repeatable way to prepare each merchant’s menu, payout setup and ordering workflow before it is available to customers.

  1. 01Invite or self-signupInvite merchants and define the category and commercial terms for the marketplace you operate.
  2. 02Menu importPrepare the menu and operating information customers need to order from that merchant.
  3. 03Payout accountConfigure the payout relationship required by the payment setup you choose for the marketplace.
  4. 04Go liveMake the merchant available in the customer experience once its menu and operating setup are ready.

Launch path

Four decisions before your first order.

Start with the operating choices that shape the customer and merchant experience: brand, catalog, delivery coverage and launch responsibilities.

  1. 01Define your brand and territorySet the name, domain, service area and the customer experience your marketplace needs.
  2. 02Prepare merchant operationsDecide how merchants will manage their catalog, hours, incoming orders and marketplace participation.
  3. 03Choose a delivery modelDefine delivery zones, customer fees and whether orders are handled by your fleet, a third-party network or a mix of both.
  4. 04Prepare launch operationsConfirm the storefront, merchant readiness, delivery coverage and the support process before you invite customers.

Launch

Launch around the operations you need to run.

01 · Configure

Brand, zones and fees

Define the brand, delivery zones, commercial rules and payment setup for the customer experience.
02 · Onboard

Sign your first stores

Prepare menus, payout setup and the merchant workflow before each store becomes available to customers.
03 · Launch

Open the city

Coordinate merchant and delivery operations as the marketplace opens to its intended customers.

Extend

Your platform. Your infrastructure.

Start on the standard marketplace and go as deep as your product needs. As the model grows, review integrations, API requirements and custom workflows against the current product and commercial scope. The API, the frontend source and our team are there when you want to differentiate.

Ordering API and webhooks
Orders, stores, customers and drivers available to your own tools and data stack. Document the systems and data flows your team needs to connect before selecting an implementation path.
Event and integration design
Identify where your marketplace needs to exchange information with the tools your team already uses.
White label
Your brand on web, apps, driver app, receipts and notifications. Ordering.co stays invisible.
Custom implementation
Plan the customer experience and integrations around the marketplace you want to operate. Separate the experience you want to differentiate from the commerce and operations foundation it depends on.
Custom workflows
Bring unusual merchant, delivery or customer workflows to the scope conversation early.
Custom solutions
Dedicated team for the integrations and features your market needs.
Bring your own cloud
Enterprise packages install the same marketplace backend in your own AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, or Railway account, on one contract at a fixed rate.

Marketplace platform

Plan the marketplace operating model around your business.

Discuss the storefront, merchant tools, delivery workflow and payment setup that your marketplace needs before you commit to a launch plan.

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Builders

Talk through your marketplace

Tell us about your city, categories and operating model. We will walk through the marketplace foundation that fits your plan.

  • Store and driver management
  • Customer, merchant and driver apps
  • Marketplace operating setup
  • Payment and payout configuration
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A conversation about your marketplace operating model.

Don't rebuild ordering infrastructure. Build your marketplace on top of it.

Sign stores while we run the platform.

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