Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 3 sources
The Pludor marketplace combines products from every Pludor store into one searchable shop with a single cart and buyer protection, and Classifieds lets anyone list personal items for sale in their community.
Small independent sellers are hard to find, and buying from several of them means several checkouts.
5 steps, in this order. Each one is explained in the step-by-step guide.
The usual pain is that each independent store has its own cart and payment process. Pludor's marketplace solves this: products from every Pludor store go into one cart, and you pay once by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or wallet. Each product page shows the seller, price, stock, shipping and return policy before you buy.
Use a classifieds listing — on Pludor, go to pludor.com/marketplace/sell and post your item for sale in your community with a free account. There's no card needed and no item limit to start. Your listing appears where local shoppers can find it.
Yes — browsing and buying on the Pludor marketplace is free; all you need is a free Pludor account. You can pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or your Pludor wallet. Sellers pay the platform fees, not buyers.
Check each product page for the seller, price, stock, shipping and return policy before ordering — on Pludor every listing shows these facts up front. Pludor also adds buyer protection and order tracking on marketplace purchases. Keep in mind each item is sold and shipped by its own store, so shipping times and returns vary by seller.
Big platforms mix large and small sellers and rely mostly on search and ads. On Pludor, sellers are independent stores and local businesses, and you can discover them through shoppable video (Flika) and live selling shows as well as search. You also get one cart across all those independent stores.
Search a marketplace that aggregates independent stores rather than one that favors big brands. On Pludor, go to pludor.com/shop and use the semantic product search or browse categories — every store on the platform appears there. You can also set price-drop and back-in-stock alerts on products you're watching.
Start with a free account — on Pludor, go to pludor.com/setup, pick a store name and business type, and sign up with no card needed. Add your first product with name, price, photos and stock, then connect Stripe in Settings so payments reach your bank. Your products automatically appear in the shared marketplace catalog.
Pludor charges a platform fee of 4.99% + $0.90 per paid online order, taken before payout, and Stripe charges card processing separately. Cash sales recorded through POS carry no platform fee, and wallet-to-wallet transfers between Pludor users are free. Every feature is on for free each month up to included amounts; past that you pay only for what you use in credits.
Yes — on Pludor you can top up a wallet at pludor.com/me/wallet, redeem gift cards, and choose wallet at checkout, with every transaction shown in your wallet history. Marketplace orders also come with order tracking and buyer protection. Wallet-to-wallet transfers to other Pludor users are free.
Upload a 9:16 clip to Flika Studio, pin a product so viewers can tap to buy, and publish — it appears in the Flika feed and on your channel. For live selling, open Live Broadcast in your store dashboard, attach the products you'll show, and start streaming; viewers check out on pinned products without leaving the stream. Both are built into Pludor, so the same products you list in your store show up in the marketplace, your videos and your live shows.
The Pludor marketplace combines products from every Pludor store into one searchable shop with a single cart and buyer protection, and Classifieds lets anyone list personal items for sale in their community.
Online shoppers, people selling used items locally, gift buyers.
Small independent sellers are hard to find, and buying from several of them means several checkouts.
Free for shoppers - a free Pludor account is all you need.
1. Browse 2. Check the product facts 3. Add to cart 4. Check out 5. Sell your own items Full step-by-step guide: pludor.com/tutorials/marketplace
Each product is sold and shipped by its own store; shipping times and return policies vary by seller and are shown on each product page.
Independent sellers with one cart, plus live shows and shoppable video from the same sellers. Sellers: typically mixed large and small; on Pludor, independent stores and local businesses. Discovery: typically search and ads; on Pludor, search, shoppable video and live shows.
Shared product catalog across stores. One cart and checkout. Buyer protection and order tracking. Price-drop and back-in-stock alerts. Classifieds (buy and sell locally). Semantic product search.
Orders across many stores, Local classified listings.
Online shoppers, people selling used items locally, gift buyers.
Each product is sold and shipped by its own store; shipping times and return policies vary by seller and are shown on each product page.
Wallet & Rewards: one wallet for paying, cashback, gift cards and free peer transfers. Flika: a shoppable short-video feed built into Pludor. Live Selling: sell products in a live video stream, with real-time checkout. Online Store: a branded storefront with products, services, cart and checkout.
Every step, in order: How to use Marketplace & Classifieds.
Free for shoppers - a free Pludor account is all you need.
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
Start freeChecked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.