A CedCommerce Marketplace alternative with a price on the page.
CedCommerce sells a Magento 2 marketplace extension, from a Basic version to a Platinum package with nine add-ons, through quotes. Its product page shows no price, version or release date. Owners who want to compare costs up front look elsewhere. Here are the options. [1]
Last checked: 23 October 2026. Facts about other products come from their own websites; the sources are listed at the end of this page.
What sends people looking for a CedCommerce Marketplace alternative.
4 alternatives to CedCommerce Marketplace, and who each one suits.
Year one means what a working site costs in its first year, from each product's own prices. Hosting for self-hosted software depends on the host you choose, so it is left out.
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Yclas
A hosted marketplace platform: a cart across sellers, a commission on every sale, seller payouts with or without Stripe Connect, bookings, auctions and offers, with AI built in.
See pricing →Year one $1,788 on Marketplace ($149 a month) Good for Owners who want a full marketplace without a developer, a server or a fee on their sales. -
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Webkul Magento 2 Marketplace
A Magento 2 extension that adds sellers to a Magento store: $349 once with 3 months of support; Stripe payouts are a $199 add-on. [2]
Year one From $548 + Magento hosting Good for A shop already on Magento that wants outside sellers inside it. -
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CS-Cart Multi-Vendor
A licence for multi-vendor shop software on your own server, with paid add-ons for bookings, offers and auctions, against a hosted marketplace with one monthly price.
Yclas vs CS-Cart Multi-Vendor →Year one About $3,060 Good for You run a large online shop with many vendors and need warehouses, gift certificates, reward points or B2B price groups. -
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Sharetribe
A hosted marketplace engine billed by usage, where carts, coupons and languages need custom code, against a hosted marketplace with them built in.
Yclas vs Sharetribe →Year one From $2,388 + usage Good for You want to design your own transaction flows, step by step, for a marketplace that works unlike any other.
Moving from Magento
Magento exports products as CSV, and Yclas imports CSV.
- Export your products and sellers from Magento as CSV files.
- Start a free trial and open Move your site to Yclas, then choose CSV.
- Match the columns, check the dry run (a preview with any errors, nothing is saved yet), then import.
Products become listings with their categories, prices and photos from their web addresses, and sellers become user accounts. Passwords are not copied: imported users set a new one. You can undo the latest import within 7 days.
When to stay with CedCommerce Marketplace
- Your shop runs on Magento and you want a package scoped and quoted for you.
- You need several of its add-ons in one licence.
Questions people ask
Other alternatives:
How much does the CedCommerce marketplace cost?
CedCommerce doesn't publish a price: its Basic extension and Platinum package are quoted on request.
What does Yclas cost?
The Marketplace plan, with the cart across sellers, commission and payouts, costs $149 a month, with hosting included and a 15-day free trial.
Can I move my Magento marketplace to Yclas?
Yes, with the CSV import, after a dry run you can check. You can undo the latest import within 7 days.
Sources
Checked on 23 October 2026. Prices change: the vendor's own page is always the latest word. If something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.
- CedCommerce: Magento 2 Marketplace Basic (quote only)
- Webkul: Magento 2 Multi Vendor Marketplace ($349 once, 3 months support, 5.1.3-p8)
- Yclas pricing
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