Marketplaces

Marketplaces

One product record. Every storefront you sell on. No re-keying.

Every marketplace wants the same product described a different way: its own category tree, its own required attributes, its own image rules. PlusRanger holds one record and speaks all of them.

Marketplaces and storefronts

What it costs to wing it

Selling on more channels shouldn’t mean more ways to lose money

4.15

channels the average UK seller runs, yet only about one in three rate their cross-channel stock visibility as “excellent”.

5-15%

of annual revenue is estimated lost to inventory fragmentation when a retailer runs four to six disconnected systems.

£40-150

the estimated all-in cost of a single oversell once shipping, labour and your seller rating are counted.

Industry estimates, not PlusRanger figures.

The channels

What actually goes wrong on each one, and what we do about it

The Range

The pain Offers bounce at upload for a missing required attribute or an out-of-range value, and you find out from a rejection file, not a form. Its required fields are on screen before you publish, not after. Explore The Range

B&Q

The pain One of the deepest taxonomies in UK retail. Pick the wrong node and the attribute set changes underneath you. Kingfisher’s live category tree and value lists, synced and searchable. Explore B&Q

Amazon

The pain Fees, refunds and reimbursements land in a settlement weeks later, so you never quite know which orders actually made money. Financial events matched to the order, with VAT invoices generated. Explore Amazon

TikTok Shop

The pain Demand arrives in an hour, not a week. The SKU that goes viral is the one you oversell and cancel. Sub-second stock sync with buffers on your fast movers. Explore TikTok Shop

Temu

The pain A brand-new taxonomy to learn and a fresh catalogue to build, for a channel you’re not yet sure will pay. Publish from the record you already maintain, nothing to rebuild. Explore Temu

OnBuy

The pain Worth adding for the incremental revenue, until it costs you a second catalogue and a second stock figure to babysit. One more outlet on the same record and the same stock ledger. Explore OnBuy

Debenhams

The pain Every new marketplace normally means another onboarding project before you sell a single unit. It’s Mirakl: same connection, and its form starts pre-filled from your inventory record. Explore Debenhams

Selling somewhere else?

Tesco, Argos, Superdrug, Mountain Warehouse and Rackhams all run on Mirakl, the same connection you already have, with no new integration project. Tell us where you sell and we’ll confirm exactly what’s ready today.

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Why it works

The same three things go wrong everywhere. We fixed them once.

Rejections, before you publish

Missing required attributes, a category that doesn’t match the taxonomy, an invalid GTIN, a title over the character limit, an image that fails compliance: the five things that get offers rejected. PlusRanger runs a strict readiness check before upload and names every blocker while you can still fix it.

One stock figure, not seven

Every channel reads the same ledger and updates in under a second, with safety buffers on the SKUs that move fastest. Overselling stops being a thing you find out about from a cancellation.

Monitoring that admits what it doesn’t know

A daily monitor checks Amazon for suppressed listings and tells you which ones, and when it last looked. If it has never managed a reading it says so; a blank check is never dressed up as an all-clear. Monitors for the other channels are in build.

Before you can publish

Connecting the channel is the easy half. The listing still has to be built.

Forty-odd required attributes per product, in each marketplace’s own vocabulary, across a catalogue of thousands, plus imagery that passes their rules. Two AI tools do that work, and both hand you something to approve rather than something to undo.

AI listing agent

Select the items you want live on a channel. PlusRanger works out exactly which required fields are missing, researches only those, starting from the barcode and escalating to an AI model only when the cheap sources come up short, then hands you a per-item diff: proposed value, where it came from, how confident it is. Approve it and the value lands in your inventory record, so every other channel gets the benefit too.

  • It never invents a fact. Dimensions, materials and compliance values only come from a source that matches your barcode. Anything it can’t verify stays empty and the item stays blocked; a gap is safer than a guess.
  • Copy is written, facts are found. Titles, bullets and descriptions are generated and always editable. Specs are never generated.
  • Nothing goes live without you. Every change is a diff you accept, edit or reject, in bulk or one at a time, and you can resubmit any listing later.
  • Checking is free. Gap analysis, validation and the pre-run cost estimate never call an AI model. You’re only charged when research actually runs.

AI lifestyle images

One white-background shot isn’t a listing. Point the generator at the product photos you already hold and it builds lifestyle imagery from them: your actual product, not a stock lookalike that happens to resemble it.

  • Built from your own photos. Your reference shots go into OpsRanger AI for rendering.
  • Marketplace-safe out of the box. A 2000×2000 master plus a 1500×1500 variant, saved straight into the product’s image slots.
  • Checked before it’s kept. A vision model can compare each result back against your references, so a drifted render doesn’t quietly become your main image.
  • Runs in the background. Jobs queue and process while you carry on working.

Bring us the SKU that keeps getting rejected

Book 20 minutes and we’ll take one of your own products and get it publish-ready across your marketplaces, live on the call.