Fifteen categories, many sellers
A multivendor electronics marketplace where every seller runs its own catalogue and the buyer still sees one shop.
- Client
- Boichitro BD
- Year
- 2025
- Service line
- e-commerce
The problem
Boichitro has sold computers and electronics since 2016, across fifteen categories from motherboards to home appliances. Orders arrived by phone, which caps the business at how many calls a day the team can take, and every seller added to the operation multiplied the stock and pricing that one person had to keep straight. Buyers of components also do not buy the way buyers of clothes do: they compare specifications and prices side by side before committing, and a catalogue that cannot support that loses them to whoever can.
The approach
A multivendor catalogue where each seller owns its own listings, stock and orders, presented to the buyer as a single storefront rather than fifteen sub-shops. Search is scoped by category because a query for "monitor" means something different under Gaming than under Office Equipment. Compare and wishlist are first-class rather than afterthoughts, since that is how this category is actually shopped. Checkout runs through SSLCommerz, and phone and WhatsApp stay on every page: the audience still wants to talk to someone before spending on a build.
- Multivendor catalogue
- Category-scoped search
- Compare and wishlist
- SSLCommerz
- WhatsApp support