International E-Commerce Marketplaces

Allegro is the largest e-commerce marketplace in Poland (Central and Eastern Europe). 72% of Polish citizens indicate that Allegro is top-of-mind in the context of e-shopping. With over 18 million users monthly, Allegro reaches approximately 60% of Polish Internet users.  More than 1.2 million products are purchased on the platform daily. Allegro now offers more than 90 million products, mostly new from more than 125,000 professional sellers. Allegro is the latest marketplace to be integrated with ChannelAdvisor.

Amazon is the world's largest online marketplace. It has never been easier to expand cross-border on Amazon, but it requires high quality product listings. 

Clarity offers Multilingual Customer Service and a Managed Marketplace service to ensure clients get the most out of Amazon possible.

Bol.com is the biggest online marketplaces in the Netherlands and is in the top 20 visited websites there. Bol.com should be your first target if you're looking to expand into Benelux.

There are more than 12,000 physical Carrefour stores across Europe and they are now accepting third party sellers on their e-commerce marketplace. High-quality product translations are a necessity to make the most of this opportunity.

Cdiscount is the second largest e-commerce marketplace in France (after Amazon). It supports most major categories and even has its own fulfilment solution, similar to FBA. Listings and 

Customer Service in French are mandatory to sell on the marketplace. 

Ebay is one of the world's largest online marketplaces, with 180 million buyers worldwide. It is extremely easy to sell cross-border on eBay and the marketplace has its own Global Shipping Programme.

Fnac is one of France's leading online marketplaces for electronics and many other categories. It is also well renowned across France for its physical stores. The marketplace currently has over 11 million visitors per month.

Fruugo's aim is to make cross-border e-commerce as easy as possible from one platform. It removes barriers to entry and enables you to sell your products to customers in 23 countries worldwide.

Go Sport is a French online marketplace, specialised in sports products. It has over 100 physical stores across France. The Go Sport e-commerce marketplace was launched in 2014 and currently has around 2 million visitors per month.

La Redoute is a high-end brand and a household name in France. Its marketplace offers products from some of the world's most well-known fashion brands. Selling on La Redoute requires an invitation but offers a huge opportunity if you have well translated data and quality listings. 

ManoMano is Europe's first DIY-specialised online marketplace. It has websites in the UK, France, Spain, Italy and Germany, reaching buyers throughout Europe. 

Mercado Libre is South America's most popular e-commerce marketplace with 174.2 million across the continent. It operates in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru, Panama, Uruguay and Venezuela and represents a huge opportunity if you are looking to expand cross-border.

OTTO is the second biggest online retail destination in Germany and claims to be the biggest online retailer there for fashion and lifestyle products. OTTO sells goods itself and competes but recently has had more of a focus on third party sellers.

Pixmania is a French e-commerce marketplace and was established in 2000. It has around 7.7 million visitors each month and has a wide range of sellers both large and small.

Privalia is one of the most visited e-commerce websites in Spain. It was established in 2006 in Barcelona and is an online-fashion outlet which operates in Spain, Italy, Brazil and Mexico. It offers flash sale campaigns to members as well as a drop shipping programme. 

Real.de is one of the big players in German e-commerce and should be central to your international e-commerce expansion plans. It has over 19 million monthly visitors and is thought of as the "German Tesco". You will need to have high quality German translations to make the most of this opportunity. 

Zalando is a large German e-commerce marketplace specialising in fashion. Founded in 2008, it now operates across 15 European countries and has several subsidiary companies. If you sell fashion items online, Zalando is a necessity for your German e-commerce expansion.