Prepare complete multi-category bank pages without sourcing an entire catalog yourself. Start with 100,000+ products and let Bankpage generate each site’s branding, copy, design and category navigation. Run Marketplace generation alongside your other bank pages in the same batch.
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Marketplace brings multiple categories into a single retail bank page. Browse the prepared catalog, select the departments that fit the business and review the planned product mix. Bankpage connects the assortment to category navigation and product pages, then generates the brand and the surrounding website.
Keep the catalog hierarchy visible instead of flattening everything into one collection. Manage root categories, their children and the products selected for the website.
Marketplace uses a category-based product mix rather than Classic’s one-product-per-price setup. Inspect the planned selection and manage the actual assortment from the website and catalog tools.
Search descriptions, prices, images and specifications before selecting products. Use the prepared records or add your own catalog entries to build an assortment suited to the company.
A broad retail business needs an understandable map. Marketplace keeps eligible departments, their subcategories and selected products connected, giving visitors a path from the homepage to the part of the catalog that interests them.
Marketplace-specific navigation exposes the site’s categories and subcategories. Category discovery sections help visitors understand the breadth of the store from its homepage.
Customers browse collection pages or search the catalog. Curated product sections can surface new arrivals and store picks without forcing every item into the homepage.
Each selected product has a consistent destination for images, descriptions, specifications, price and quantity. Related items extend discovery while keeping the customer within the same brand.
The shopping journey shares one cart and checkout across the assortment. Customer details, delivery information, payment configuration and policy access stay connected to the same merchant.
AI creates the Marketplace logo, favicon, copy, imagery and visual direction. The website’s own colors, typography, section order and component choices apply across its departments, product pages and checkout, while remaining independent from other stores in the portfolio.
Use the selected products’ photography in collection and detail pages. Generate editorial imagery for the wider website, then review and replace assets in the editor so a large assortment still feels like one coherent retail business.
Generate a matching identity for the website header, browser tab and brand assets.
Create the site’s written content from the business brief, then edit the sections that need a more specific voice.
Save colors, typography, section order and component choices per website, with responsive previews as you refine them.
The shared identity carries across category navigation, product pages and customer information. Each Marketplace has its own logo, imagery, copy and design configuration. These generated examples use different visual compositions while keeping a broad assortment under one retail name.
Keep site identity, generation progress, previews and final domain status connected to the company and the batch that created them.
Select the companies that need a Marketplace and add the desired quantities to the Flow. The same batch can include focused Classic sites, Nutra brands and Agency websites.
Review the categories and prepared assortment for each website. The plan also brings together the site identity, linked company and domain choices before generation begins.
AI coordinates branding, content, imagery and design while the Marketplace structure connects the departments and products. Follow the progress of each website within the batch.
Inspect the hosted preview, category navigation, product pages and customer policies. Track domain verification and publication readiness without leaving the portfolio.
A Marketplace combines a structured catalog with editable website content. Maintain each at the right level: products and categories for the assortment, page sections for how the brand presents that assortment.
Connect the website to its legal business record, support contacts and company details. The same merchant information applies across the product range rather than changing from department to department.
Manage delivery information, return facilities and refund terms for the store. Customers can find the same policy destinations while browsing different categories or completing checkout.
Keep the gateway settings, billing descriptor and checkout information with the store. Review payment readiness alongside the other merchant and publication checks.
Marketplace means a multi-category storefront operated by your business. It does not create a seller portal, separate vendor accounts or a seller payout system.
Every generated website has a hosted preview. Connect an existing domain or use the configured registrar workflow to check availability and purchase one within the budget you set. DNS verification, HTTPS and the website’s publication state stay visible in the portfolio.
Manage websites, company records, content, catalogs, assets and domain settings together. Reopen any site to update its configuration or regenerate an asset instead of starting from a blank project.
Use API keys and the downloadable guide to connect your automation or AI agent. Prepare and launch batches, poll their status, inspect individual results and retrieve the final website addresses through documented HTTP endpoints.
Marketplace brings multiple categories into a broader shopping experience. Classic focuses on one collection and uses the single-category price-point selection workflow.
Yes. Marketplace has category menus and discovery components, with variants and website-level configuration for the rendered interface.
Marketplace describes the multi-category storefront format. It does not provide a separate multi-vendor seller portal, seller payouts or vendor onboarding workflow.