Multi-Vendor Marketplace with Commissions

Because we build the module against your specific Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce version and configure it to your commission and payout rules, this is not an instant download. Typical delivery is around 2 to 4 weeks from when we have your environment access and finalized business rules. After a short scoping call we give you a firm timeline. Installation and verification on your server are included.

It runs on your own Magento install — your server, your database, your domain. You provide your Magento version and edition (Open Source or Adobe Commerce), staging access, and your business rules (commission rates, approval policy, payout cadence). ECOSIRE builds the module, installs it into app/code (or via Composer), runs setup:upgrade and setup:di:compile, and verifies it end-to-end before handover.

Commission is resolved through a precedence chain — per-product rule, then per-category, then per-seller, then your global default — and each rule can be a fixed amount or a percentage. The amount is computed and ledgered via a plugin and an observer on the invoice-payment flow (sales_order_invoice_pay), so vendor earnings and your platform commission are recorded the moment payment is captured, currency-correct across store views.

The module generates per-period earnings and payout statements for each seller (net of commission), rolled up on Magento cron and visible in both the seller dashboard and admin. The actual money movement is configurable: we can integrate with your existing payment gateway or payout provider, or generate statements for manual/bank settlement. We confirm the exact payout method during scoping since it depends on your country and provider.

ECOSIRE supports the extension after delivery: bug fixes, compatibility patches when you upgrade Magento, and configuration help are covered under the agreed support terms. Because you own the source, there is no per-seller license fee. We can also extend it later — additional payout integrations, seller tiers, or commission models — as a follow-on engagement.