Global Platform for Suppliers and Local Markeplaces with Delivery Services
We are an international Company that helps launch brands and products on local marketplaces in Russia, the CIS, Asia, Africa, and South America
We combine IT solutions and logistics services for your business
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Your Key to the Global Marketplaces
It makes no difference whether you manufacture the product or wish to sell a Partner's brand - we will help you to launch your sales on any local market you are interested in
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Logistics, Customs Clearance and Last-mile Delivery
You just produce or sell the goods. Logistics is on our side, we optimize all the delivery routine.
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Global IT integrations for a local business
Don’t think about how it works. We purchase your product and introduce it to the global market, where it is not yet represented.
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Payment Solutions & Single Contract
Multi-currency capabilities offering diverse payment methods. Work under a Single Agreement, with no extra bureaucracy.
Worldwide coverage and access to different marketplaces
We have deep expertise on how to promote your brands in local markets, each of which has its own unique characteristics.
Bring your product closer to the customer
Seamless D2C model: Ship directly from the Factory to global end-consumers.
Multi-cyrrency & Worldwide Payments
You can use any currency and payment method. All transactions are easy and transparent.
No Risks & 100% Result
We are your reliable Partner that will showcase your brand to the entire world.
Geographical Сoverage
Sell worldwide
Asia Pacific Southeast Asia CIS MENA India Africa South America
Marketplaces in Asia Pacific
This macro-region stands as the undisputed global powerhouse of electronic commerce scale and automated fulfillment. For product marketplaces in 2026, the estimated regional annual GMV is a colossal $2.2 Trillion – $2.5 Trillion. The active user base is staggering, exceeding 1.1 Billion active shoppers. The region processes an unparalleled 9.5 Billion total product orders per month.
Learn MoreTop Retail Categories: Fashion & Apparel, Consumer Electronics, Home Appliances, Toys & Novelties
Pacific Asia hosts the world's most advanced and highest-grossing e-commerce markets, anchored by China's dominant trio of Alibaba (Taobao/Tmall), Pinduoduo, and JD.com. South Korea's market is highly optimized around Coupang's proprietary logistics, while Japan relies heavily on Rakuten's ecosystem.
Asia Pacific Markets
Taobao / Tmall
Launch Year: 2003
Active Users (2026): ~850M MAU
Monthly GMV: $65 – $70 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Fashion & Clothing, Electronics, Toys, Novelties
Website: taobao.com
About: Alibaba's crown jewels, acting as the largest domestic C2C and B2C platforms globally.
Pinduoduo
Launch Year: 2015
Active Users (2026): ~780M MAU
Monthly GMV: $45 – $50 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Agricultural Produce, Low-cost Goods, Gadgets
Website: pinduoduo.com
About: PDD Holdings' giant utilizing group-buying mechanics to dominate factory-to-consumer pipelines.
JD.com
Launch Year: 2004
Active Users (2026): ~520M MAU
Monthly GMV: $35 – $40 Billion
Most Popular Categories: High-end Electronics, Computer Hardware, Appliances
Website: jd.com
About: Alibaba's chief direct competitor, praised for its self-owned nationwide high-speed smart warehouses.
Coupang
Launch Year: 2010
Active Users (2026): ~26M MAU
Monthly GMV: $3.3 – $3.8 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Baby Care Products, Consumer Tech, Households
Website: coupang.com
About: South Korea's top-tier platform powered by end-to-end proprietary Rocket Delivery next-day networks.
Rakuten
Launch Year: 1997
Active Users (2026): ~100M MAU
Monthly GMV: $2.5 – $2.9 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Apparel, Food & Beverages, Home Electronics
Website: rakuten.co.jp
About: Japan's prominent loyalty-points electronic marketplace offering extensive digital services connectivity.
Marketplaces in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia represents a highly mobile-first and socially engaged retail market. In 2026, the product marketplace sector commands a total regional annual GMV of $90 Billion – $105 Billion. The collective active online shopping user base has reached roughly 280 Million users. Total transactions across the region account for approximately 620 Million orders per month, powered by widespread adoption of digital finance and cross-border trade.
Learn MoreTop Retail Categories: Fashion & Accessories, Health & Beauty, Gadgets, Electronics
Southeast Asia is a mobile-first, socially driven commerce region where Shopee, Lazada, and Tokopedia compete for dominance. TikTok Shop has rapidly emerged as a key social commerce channel, while local players like Bukalapak serve traditional retail kiosks and SME networks.
Southeast Asia Markets
Shopee
Launch Year: 2015
Active Users (2026): ~420M MAU
Monthly GMV: $2.5 – $2.8 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Fashion & Accessories, Health & Beauty, Gadgets
Website: shopee.com
About: Sea Group's dominant app across SEA with high gamification, localized features, and livestream shopping.
Lazada
Launch Year: 2012
Active Users (2026): ~160M MAU
Monthly GMV: $1.0 – $1.2 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Tech Products, Premium Cosmetics, Home Appliances
Website: lazada.com
About: Alibaba's prominent subsidiary in Southeast Asia featuring LazMall for authenticated brand purchases.
Tokopedia
Launch Year: 2009
Active Users (2026): ~100M MAU
Monthly GMV: $1.5 – $1.8 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Electronics, Local Fashion, Home Utilities
Website: tokopedia.com
About: Indonesian giant merged under GoTo group, deeply integrated with local SME networks and transport.
TikTok Shop SEA
Launch Year: 2021
Active Users (2026): ~150M Users
Monthly GMV: $1.2 – $1.5 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Viral Fashion, Cosmetics, Gadget Accessories
Website: tiktok.com
About: Fastest-growing social commerce marketplace capturing impulsive purchases via integrated video feeds.
Bukalapak
Launch Year: 2010
Active Users (2026): ~30M MAU
Monthly GMV: $200 – $250 Million
Most Popular Categories: Gaming Vouchers, Electronics, Small Business Inventory
Website: bukalapak.com
About: Indonesian marketplace serving traditional mom-and-pop kiosks (Mitra) and localized electronics tech.
Marketplaces in CIS
The CIS e-commerce ecosystem is uniquely defined by its unparalleled pick-up point infrastructure. In 2026, the region's combined annual retail GMV reaches an estimated $110 Billion – $125 Billion. The market captures over 160 Million active online shoppers across participating nations. This highly active user base generates an immense volume of approximately 850 Million orders per month.
Learn MoreTop Retail Categories: Apparel & Footwear, Consumer Electronics, Home Goods, Cosmetics
The CIS e-commerce ecosystem is defined by its extraordinary pickup-point infrastructure, led by Wildberries and Ozon in Russia. Kaspi.kz dominates Kazakhstan as a super-app, Yandex Market leverages advanced machine learning and quick commerce, and Uzum Market anchors Uzbekistan's digital retail growth.
CIS Markets
Wildberries
Launch Year: 2004
Active Users (2026): ~130M MAU
Monthly GMV: $3.1 – $3.5 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Apparel & Shoes, Household Goods, Cosmetics
Website: wildberries.ru
About: The biggest marketplace in the CIS with an unprecedented network of local pickup points (PVZs).
Ozon
Launch Year: 1998
Active Users (2026): ~55M MAU
Monthly GMV: $1.8 – $2.2 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Books, Auto Goods, Electronics, Home Improvement
Website: ozon.ru
About: Multicategory pioneer rapidly capturing market share through heavy logistics investments in Russia and the CIS.
Kaspi.kz
Launch Year: 2014
Active Users (2026): ~14M MAU
Monthly GMV: $650 – $750 Million
Most Popular Categories: Smartphones, Consumer Electronics, Auto Accessories
Website: kaspi.kz
About: Kazakhstan's dominant super-app seamlessly tying retail e-commerce directly with banking and state services.
Yandex Market
Launch Year: 2000
Active Users (2026): ~40M MAU
Monthly GMV: $500 – $600 Million
Most Popular Categories: Smartphones, Domestic Tech, Express Households
Website: market.yandex.ru
About: Tech giant Yandex's marketplace leveraging advanced machine learning and quick-commerce integration.
Uzum Market
Launch Year: 2022
Active Users (2026): ~20M Users
Monthly GMV: $45 – $55 Million
Most Popular Categories: Apparel, Smartphones & Tech, Care Products
Website: uzum.uz
About: Uzbekistan's top tech unicorn guaranteeing 1-day delivery and fully built-in BNPL payments.
Marketplaces in MENA
The MENA region, particularly the GCC block, boasts some of the highest average order values globally. The retail e-commerce GMV is estimated at $25 Billion – $30 Billion. The digital marketplace network engages over 75 Million active users. Total transaction volume stands at around 120 Million orders per month.
Learn MoreTop Retail Categories: Consumer Electronics, Beauty & Perfumes, Fashion & Apparel, Watches
MENA's e-commerce is powered by high average order values and rapid digitalization across the GCC. Amazon MENA (formerly Souq) and Noon lead the region, while Turkish players like Trendyol MENA and Hepsiburada are expanding aggressively into Gulf markets, and Jumia Egypt drives North African retail.
MENA Markets
Amazon MENA
Launch Year: 2005
Active Users (2026): ~35M MAU
Monthly GMV: $450 – $550 Million
Most Popular Categories: Consumer Electronics, Perfumes & Beauty, Watches
Website: amazon.ae
About: Rebranded from Souq.com, leading the market across Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Egypt with Prime logistics.
Noon
Launch Year: 2017
Active Users (2026): ~22M MAU
Monthly GMV: $300 – $350 Million
Most Popular Categories: Fashion, Baby Products, Electronics & Gadgets
Website: noon.com
About: Backed by Saudi Arabia's PIF and Mohamed Alabbar, a top regional competitor expanding rapid commerce.
Trendyol MENA
Launch Year: 2023
Active Users (2026): ~15M MAU
Monthly GMV: $180 – $220 Million
Most Popular Categories: Apparel, Modest Fashion, Shoes & Accessories
Website: trendyol.com
About: Alibaba-backed Turkish giant expanding aggressively into the Gulf markets with direct fast fashion supply.
Hepsiburada
Launch Year: 2000
Active Users (2026): ~34M MAU
Monthly GMV: $250 – $280 Million
Most Popular Categories: Household Goods, Electronics, Cosmetics, Books
Website: hepsiburada.com
About: A leading Turkish platform listed on NASDAQ, serving Turkey and neighboring Mediterranean/MENA zones.
Jumia Egypt
Launch Year: 2012
Active Users (2026): ~8M MAU
Monthly GMV: $40 – $50 Million
Most Popular Categories: Smartphones, Small Appliances, Fast Fashion
Website: jumia.com.eg
About: Jumia's strategic Northern African arm deeply integrated with local digital wallets and localized drop-shipping.
Marketplaces in India
The Indian e-commerce landscape is expanding rapidly, driven by rising internet penetration and digital payments. For product marketplaces, the estimated regional annual GMV is $100 Billion – $115 Billion, supported by approximately 350 Million active users across all shopping platforms. The region generates an estimated 750 Million total product orders per month.
Learn MoreTop Retail Categories: Smartphones, Consumer Electronics, Apparel & Fashion, Home & Kitchen
India's e-commerce market is one of the fastest-growing globally, driven by rising internet penetration and digital payments. Flipkart and Amazon India dominate multi-category retail, Myntra leads fashion, Meesho drives social commerce in Tier 2+ regions, and JioMart integrates local kirana stores.
India Markets
Flipkart
Launch Year: 2007
Active Users (2026): ~175M MAU
Monthly GMV: $2.8 – $3.2 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Smartphones, Consumer Electronics, Apparel & Fashion
Website: flipkart.com
About: Walmart-owned e-commerce giant dominating India's festive season sales and mobile retail.
Amazon India
Launch Year: 2013
Active Users (2026): ~110M MAU
Monthly GMV: $2.0 – $2.4 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Electronics, Home Appliances, Daily Essentials, Books
Website: amazon.in
About: Amazon's major international market, offering Prime delivery and extensive third-party seller networks.
Meesho
Launch Year: 2015
Active Users (2026): ~140M MAU
Monthly GMV: $450 – $550 Million
Most Popular Categories: Unbranded Fashion, Home & Kitchen, Accessories
Website: meesho.com
About: Social commerce leader focused on unbranded, ultra-affordable products for Tier 2+ regions.
Myntra
Launch Year: 2007
Active Users (2026): ~45M MAU
Monthly GMV: $350 – $400 Million
Most Popular Categories: Premium Apparel, Cosmetics, Footwear, Lifestyle
Website: myntra.com
About: Flipkart's fashion-focused arm leading the premium and branded online apparel space in India.
JioMart
Launch Year: 2020
Active Users (2026): ~35M MAU
Monthly GMV: $250 – $300 Million
Most Popular Categories: Packaged Staples, Household Utilities, Electronics
Website: jiomart.com
About: Reliance Retail's e-commerce venture integrating local kirana stores with digital retail supply.
Marketplaces in Africa
Africa's e-commerce landscape is a structurally fragmented yet high-potential frontier heavily reliant on mobile money ecosystems. In 2026, product marketplace annual GMV is valued at $4 Billion – $5 Billion. The active digital retail user base numbers around 45 Million users across key hubs. Total marketplace transactions average roughly 25 Million orders per month.
Learn MoreTop Retail Categories: Smartphones, Fashion, Electronics & Computers, Home Appliances
Africa's e-commerce is a high-potential frontier anchored by mobile money ecosystems. Jumia leads across Nigeria, Kenya, and Egypt; Takealot commands South Africa; Konga and Kilimall serve Nigeria and East Africa respectively; Noon Egypt is expanding localized logistics in North Africa.
Africa Markets
Jumia
Launch Year: 2012
Active Users (2026): ~12M Users
Monthly GMV: $80 – $95 Million
Most Popular Categories: Smartphones, Fashion, Small Home Appliances
Website: jumia.com.ng
About: Often dubbed the 'Amazon of Africa', operating across Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, and others with Jumia Pay.
Takealot
Launch Year: 2011
Active Users (2026): ~6M MAU
Monthly GMV: $60 – $75 Million
Most Popular Categories: Books, Electronics & Computers, Toys & Gaming
Website: takealot.com
About: South Africa's premier domestic marketplace with a reliable specialized logistics network (Mr D).
Konga
Launch Year: 2012
Active Users (2026): ~3M MAU
Monthly GMV: $15 – $20 Million
Most Popular Categories: Laptops & Gadgets, Office Equipment, Personal Care
Website: konga.com
About: Major Nigerian omni-channel marketplace operating its own robust delivery infrastructure (Konga Express).
Kilimall
Launch Year: 2014
Active Users (2026): ~4M Users
Monthly GMV: $10 – $15 Million
Most Popular Categories: Affordable Electronics, Cheap Fashion, Watch Accessories
Website: kilimall.co.ke
About: Prominent East African e-commerce site connecting affordable Chinese supply directly to African buyers.
Noon Egypt
Launch Year: 2019
Active Users (2026): ~5M MAU
Monthly GMV: $25 – $32 Million
Most Popular Categories: Mobile Accessories, Cosmetics, Fast Fashion
Website: noon.com/egypt-en
About: Noon's strategically localized market expanding low-overhead logistics and localized courier systems.
Marketplaces in South America
Latin America's e-commerce relies strongly on consolidated logistical backbones to overcome complex geography. By 2026, the product marketplace GMV sits at $120 Billion – $135 Billion, driven by a deep digital customer base of 220 Million active users. The region registers about 480 Million total marketplace orders per month.
Learn MoreTop Retail Categories: Consumer Electronics, Home Furniture & Appliances, Fashion, Auto Parts
Latin America's e-commerce relies on consolidated logistics to overcome geography. Mercado Libre is the undisputed leader across the continent, integrating e-commerce with its Mercado Pago fintech arm, while Brazilian players like Magalu, Americanas, Casas Bahia, and Shopee Brazil drive the regional market.
South America Markets
Mercado Libre
Launch Year: 1999
Active Users (2026): ~115M MAU
Monthly GMV: $3.8 – $4.2 Billion
Most Popular Categories: Electronics, Auto Parts, Clothing, Home Goods
Website: mercadolibre.com
About: The ultimate leader in Latin America, combining e-commerce with its dominant Mercado Pago fintech arm.
Magalu
Launch Year: 1957
Active Users (2026): ~40M MAU
Monthly GMV: $700 – $850 Million
Most Popular Categories: Home Furniture, Large Appliances, Smartphones
Website: magazineluiza.com.br
About: Brazilian retail giant successfully converted into a robust omnichannel digital marketplace.
Americanas
Launch Year: 1999
Active Users (2026): ~25M MAU
Monthly GMV: $300 – $350 Million
Most Popular Categories: Toys, Books, Small Electronics, Home Comfort
Website: americanas.com.br
About: Long-standing Brazilian retail marketplace undergoing post-restructuring e-commerce stabilization.
Casas Bahia
Launch Year: 1952
Active Users (2026): ~20M MAU
Monthly GMV: $280 – $320 Million
Most Popular Categories: White Goods, Smart TVs, Household Furniture
Website: casasbahia.com.br
About: Omnichannel household brand in Brazil focusing heavily on credit-financed appliances and furniture.
Shopee Brazil
Launch Year: 2019
Active Users (2026): ~45M MAU
Monthly GMV: $350 – $400 Million
Most Popular Categories: Low-cost Fashion, Accessories, Gadgets, Cosmetics
Website: shopee.com.br
About: Shopee's highly successful cross-border expansion adapting localized logistics to Brazilian small sellers.
WHY PARTNERS CHOOSE US
Suitable both for manufacturers, distributors, online stores
Largest coverage with exclusive access
- Verified suppliers worldwide: Access a curated network across 50+ marketplaces
- Any product range: We work with any assortment, from watches to large household appliances
- Volumes that suitable for you: We work with any quantities that suit your needs. The wider product range you offer the more customers will discover and buy your brand
- Minimal bureaucracy: No hidden fees. All duties, taxes are on our side under the Single Contract
- Multi-Channel Marketplace: We seamlessly connect your goods with your target e-commerce markets: scale your own label effortlessly across any e-commerce platform you are interested in
- Single window process: We conform the convenient volume, price, terms with you. You sell, we buy than everything is under our responsibility
- Long-term cooperation: We are not interested in a one-time purchase. Rather, we are looking for ongoing procurement and long-term, mutual growth