10 Best Marketplace WordPress Themes

An online store is a great way to make money from the comfort of your home. What’s even better is that you don’t necessarily have to have a product to sell either. You can create a vendor marketplace for others to sell their products while you get a commission or a fixed cut from each sale.

Luckily, with platforms like WordPress and a marketplace theme, you can get your marketplace up and running as quickly as possible.

Whether you want to create a service-based marketplace or a marketplace selling physical and digital products, there are plenty of ecommerce WordPress themes to choose from. The offer professional and attractive designs that drive conversions, but they don’t all offer support for a marketplace.

To save you time, we’ve listed the top 10 marketplace themes for WordPress specifically designed with multi-vendor marketplaces in mind.

1. Martfury

The Martfury WordPress theme has a modern and clean design that’s been optimized for mobile devices. The theme has numerous demos to choose from that can be used for any type of marketplace. You can easily create custom layouts using the drag and drop page builder Elementor. Use it to showcase different marketplaces or product categories without learning how to code.

The Martfury theme integrates with the Dokan, WC Marketplace, and WC Vendors plugins as well as WooCommerce. It’s fully customizable and optimized to load fast. In addition to that, you’ll also get features such as deals countdown, advanced live search, built-in mega menu, daily deals, and more.

2. Pixefy

Pixefy is a responsive, sophisticated, freshly designed, and captivating WordPress theme tailored for Photo Stock & Audio, Video, and Photography Marketplaces. It comes complete with pre-designed sections such as About Us, Team, Products, and Services, providing a comprehensive foundation. The theme seamlessly integrates with WooCommerce, enabling the creation of an online store for photo equipment. Advanced Contact Forms and an array of beautifully crafted shortcodes are available. Additionally, Pixefy is fully compatible with the latest WooCommerce version, establishing a user-friendly online store for photo equipment. Its intuitive visual interface and informative layout are responsive and Retina-ready, adapting seamlessly to various platforms.

Moreover, Pixefy aligns harmoniously with a suite of premium plugins, including Revolution Slider, Essential Grid, WooCommerce, Elementor, and WPML. This alignment simplifies the setup and management of your Photo Stock Marketplace website, enhancing its functionality and appeal. With its blend of features and compatibility, Pixefy offers an ideal avenue for establishing and managing your online platform dedicated to photo resources.

3. Exertio

If you want to build a marketplace for services, the Exertio theme is a great choice. The theme has everything you need to create a freelance marketplace including the ability to submit proposals, manually create payouts, and invite freelancers to a project. The theme offers 4 premade homepage demos that you can import with a single click and use them as a starting point.

Exertio is a responsive theme that works with Elementor page builder plugin and it also integrates with WooCommerce. In addition to that, the theme supports social login, freelancer profiles, identity verification, and other important features for a freelancer marketplace. You can charge a flat fee or earn commission from every job completed. The theme is also easy to customize and has reusable sections that save you time during the design process.

4. Eidmart

The Eidmart theme is a great choice for creating a marketplace where vendors can sell software, themes or plugins. There are several demos to choose from and they can be imported with a single click. The demos also have a modern and clean design that makes it easy to navigate around the marketplace.

The theme comes with a top bar that you can use to showcase latest deals, the ability to show a sticky price, multiple images in the product gallery, live preview button, and more. The theme integrates with Easy Digital Downloads plugin and Elementor for easy page editing and creation. In addition to that, the theme integrates with bbPress and Front-End Submission plugin.

5. Dealsdot

The Dealsdot theme has a vibrant and colorful design. However, you can easily change the default colors and make the theme match your style. This theme is a great choice if you want to create a multi-vendor marketplace that’s centered around providing the best deals in your area. The theme is compatible with the WooCommerce plugin and is fully responsive.

You can easily create coupon codes, promote flash deals, and create automatic payment schedules for your vendors. The theme allows you to set up multiple commission types and your vendors can easily see how much they’ve earned by selling on your marketplace.

6. Besa

The Besa theme is easy to use thanks to the Elementor page builder plugin and WooCommerce integration. You can easily edit pages using the drag and drop features of Elementor as well as create pages from scratch without any coding. The theme can be used to create any type of marketplace thanks to its versatile design.

The theme is also compatible with multi-vendor plugins like Dokan and WC Vendors plus it includes features such as mobile smart add to cart popup, built-in mega menu, Ajax live search, and more. It’s also easy to customize and fully responsive.

7. Meup

The Meup theme is another responsive and versatile theme that can be used to create an event marketplace. The theme has a modern and professional design with 10 different event listing styles. You can create different ticket types for your events and the theme also supports single day, multiple day, and recurring events. Vendors can easily manage events, see their profit, view a list of attendees, and more.

Bookings are handled through WooCommerce which gives you access to dozens of payment gateways. The theme also allows you to build a custom header and footer with the Elementor page builder plugin.

8. Mayosis

Here’s another modern marketplace theme that can be used to create a digital product marketplace. Your vendors can then sell themes, plugins, fonts, graphics, photos, templates, and more. The theme is responsive and comes with several different demos that can be imported with a single click.

The theme makes it easy for vendors to see their earnings and you can earn commission or a flat fee from each sale. The theme is easy to customize thanks to the powerful theme options panel and it also comes with the Live Cart functionality.

9. ThemePlace

The ThemePlace theme has a clean and minimal design that puts your products into the center of attention. You can easily create a digital marketplace and have vendors selling audio and video files, stock photos, fonts, and more. The theme is fully responsive and it integrates with Easy Digital Downloads plugin.

Vendors can submit their products through the front-end and easily see their earnings and payout status. The theme has a powerful theme options panel and it integrates with the Elementor page builder plugin. It also comes with a one-click demo import feature to speed up your design process.

10. Marketo

The Marketo theme is one of the most popular marketplace themes on ThemeForest and it’s packed with features. It can be used to create any type of multi-vendor marketplace. The theme integrates with Dokan and Elementor. It offers multiple demos that can be imported with a single click.

The Marketo theme is easy to customize and offers features such as the ability to customize your header and footer, build out unique product pages, add Google Maps to your listings, built-in mega menus, and more. The theme is responsive and optimized to load fast along with SEO-optimized code.

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As you can see there is no shortage of modern and feature-rich marketplace WordPress themes.

Whether you want to create a marketplace for services, digital products or physical products, the themes on this list will help you launch your marketplace quickly.

So which one did you like the most? Share your thoughts in the comments section. And, be sure to share this article on your favorite social media platform.