Expand Internationally with a Scalable Marketplace Strategy

NetMarkets simplifies cross-border expansion by automating the localisation of your product data and marketing content. It adapts titles, descriptions, currencies, units of measure, tax logic, and category mapping to meet the expectations of each country and marketplace. Whether you’re launching in Germany, France, Spain, or the Netherlands, the platform ensures your listings are correctly formatted and localized for each audience.

For example, the Spanish brand Create successfully launched across 12 marketplaces in 7 countries by using NetMarkets to automatically adjust language, currency, and marketplace-specific product requirements – all from a single source feed. This reduced their reliance on manual work and allowed their teams to focus on strategy rather than translation or formatting. As a result, their cross-border presence became more scalable and conversion-friendly from day one.

Yes, NetMarkets helps you stay compliant with international marketplace requirements and country-specific legislation by automating VAT handling, tax field formatting, and documentation flows. It supports cross-border rules such as OSS (One Stop Shop), regional VAT rates, product restrictions, and compliance tagging for platforms like Amazon, Cdiscount, and Mirakl-powered marketplaces.

Take Star Srl, for example – an Italian retailer that expanded to 30+ marketplaces in Europe. By using NetMarkets, they were able to ensure every product feed met the tax logic and legal requirements of each target country. With automated order routing, carrier mapping, and tax labeling, they avoided manual validation errors and significantly improved seller scorecards across all channels.

NetMarkets dramatically accelerates your time-to-market by removing repetitive manual processes and replacing them with automated feed duplication, smart field mapping, and native channel connectors. On average, brands using the platform report launching new marketplaces 2–3× faster than with manual or fragmented workflows.

A standout example is Nouveaux Marchands (NEXECOM), who expanded from 12 to over 40 marketplaces in less than 24 months – thanks to automated onboarding, scalable content structuring, and real-time feed deployment. Similarly, Create managed to go live across 7 countries in just 5 weeks. These results are only possible with a unified platform that standardizes and automates the complexities of cross-border commerce.