Sell Everywhere, Manage It in One Place
Your own store, plus Amazon, Walmart, or eBay — selling on multiple channels is smart, but managing inventory and orders across all of them by hand isn't. We connect your store to the marketplaces you sell on.
Selling on Multiple Channels Shouldn't Mean Triple the Admin
Marketplaces bring in customers actively searching for what you sell — that's real, valuable reach. The tradeoff is operational: without a sync, you're updating stock counts in three places and logging into three dashboards to fulfill orders, which is exactly where overselling and missed orders happen.
A marketplace integration connects your MAXXCommerce store to the channels you sell on, so inventory and orders flow through one system. This pairs well with API Integration if you're also connecting accounting or shipping tools.
Marketplaces We Connect To
Amazon
Sync listings, inventory, and orders with your Amazon seller account.
Walmart Marketplace
Keep your Walmart listings and stock counts aligned with your store.
eBay
Sync eBay listings and orders into the same inventory pool.
Other Channels
Sell somewhere else? Tell us the marketplace and we'll confirm what's possible.
Scoped to Where You Actually Sell
Tell us your channels
Which marketplaces you sell on and how you currently manage inventory.
We review and quote
A clear, itemized quote based on the marketplaces and data involved.
We build and test
The sync is built and tested against real listings and orders.
You review and approve
You confirm stock and orders sync correctly before it runs live.
Marketplace Integrations FAQ
Which marketplaces can you sync with?
Common integrations include Amazon, Walmart Marketplace, and eBay. Tell us which marketplaces you sell on and we'll confirm what's possible.
Will my inventory stay accurate across channels?
That's the point of the integration — when a product sells on one channel, stock counts update on the others so you don't oversell.
Do orders from marketplaces show up in my store admin?
Yes — orders can be pulled into your store's order management so you're not logging into three different dashboards to fulfill orders.
Do I need my own store if I already sell on Amazon?
Many sellers keep both — marketplaces bring in customers you don't have to find yourself, but you keep no ownership of that customer relationship or margin control. Owning a store alongside your marketplace presence gives you both.