Your supplier catalog is not a marketplace catalog

20,000 SKUs of factory data with bare titles and no attributes. Marketplacy turns them into listings eBay, Amazon, Kaufland and Otto will actually accept.

Factory data does not sell on marketplaces

What arrives from your suppliers:

  • Bare titles like "Bohrmaschine 750W blau"
  • No bullets, no description, no item specifics
  • Category names that match no marketplace taxonomy
  • One language, when you sell into several
  • Thousands of rows nobody has time to rewrite by hand

Listings at catalog scale, not one at a time

Marketplacy takes the catalog you already have and:

  • Writes marketplace-specific titles, bullets and item specifics per channel
  • Maps your supplier categories to eBay, Amazon, Kaufland and Otto taxonomies
  • Fills required attributes so listings pass channel validation
  • Localizes into the languages you sell in
  • Flags what is missing before it becomes a rejected listing
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Sync Overview

All healthy

Total SKUs

2,929

Marketplaces

4

Last Sync

2m

ERP / CSVMarketplacy
1,247Synced
MarketplacyeBay DE
892Synced
MarketplacyAmazon
634Synced
MarketplacyKaufland
156Syncing
01

Send us your catalog

CSV, ERP export, or a direct Afterbuy, Dreamrobot or PlentyMarkets connection. We handle the file, whatever shape it is in.

02

We map the categories

Your supplier categories get matched to each marketplace taxonomy once, then reused for every future import.

03

AI writes the listings

Titles, bullets, descriptions and item specifics, built per channel rather than copied across.

04

You publish in bulk

Push to eBay, Amazon, Kaufland and Otto. Prices and stock stay in sync from there.

Why wholesalers use Marketplacy

No data entry headcount to add a channel
Category mappings are reused across every future import
Slow-moving bulk lots can go into the deal network instead of sitting
Works with the WaWi you already run
Per-SKU pricing that stays sane at catalog scale

Send us your catalog and see what comes back.