Open-source multi-vendor marketplace platforms in 2026

All open-source multi-vendor marketplace platforms, ranked

Complete systems you can adopt 8

1. 1
   Ever Demand ever-co

   Ever® Demand™ - Open Commerce Platform - https://everdemand.co

   Complete system Experimental A developer wants a reference for a delivery marketplace built with Angular and MongoDB.

   ★ 1.9k AGPL-3.0 TypeScript Active, pushed 36 days ago
2. 2
   Mercur mercurjs

   The complete open source platform to run your entire marketplace. Storefront, vendor panel, admin console, and integrations in one enterprise-grade platform you own.

   Complete system Usable A company wants to run a B2C or B2B marketplace on its own infrastructure instead of paying a share of sales to a SaaS.

   ★ 1.9k MIT TypeScript Active, pushed 7 days ago
3. 3
   Ecommerce-CodeIgniter-Bootstrap kirilkirkov

   Responsive, Multi-Vendor, MultiLanguage Online Store Platform (shopping cart solution)

   Complete system Usable A developer wants a simple, readable PHP shop to adapt for a small store.

   ★ 1.4k MIT PHP Active, pushed 11 days ago
4. 4
   Food-delivery-multivendor enatega

   Enatega is a fully customizable and scalable delivery management system that supports multiple business models and service verticals. It allows you to launch and manage your own ordering and logistics platform for food, groceries, home services, courier delivery, and much more, visit the Enatega product page: 🚀🛒📦🌐

   Complete system Usable A startup wants to launch a local delivery marketplace and can afford developers to adapt it.

   ★ 1.4k MIT TypeScript Active, pushed 27 days ago
5. 5
   Grandnode2 grandnode

   Open-source eCommerce platform for C# and ASP.NET Core 10 with MongoDB. Build multi-store shops and multi-vendor marketplaces with B2B/B2C, REST API, plugins, Vue 3 and Docker.

   Complete system Production-ready A .NET agency or business wants a self-hosted shop or marketplace and is happy with MongoDB.

   ★ 1.3k GPL-3.0 C# Active, pushed yesterday
6. 6
   S-Cart gp247net

   [PROJECT] Free Laravel e-commerce for business: shopping cart, cms content, and more...

   Complete system Usable A small seller or PHP developer wants a free self-hosted Laravel shop installable with Composer.

   ★ 739 MIT Blade Active, pushed today
7. 7
   Velstore velstorelabs

   Free and open-source multi-vendor Laravel eCommerce solution that is fully customizable and ready to use.

   Complete system Experimental A Laravel developer wants a simple marketplace starting point to customise.

   ★ 660 MIT PHP Slowing, pushed 5 months ago
8. 8
   Cocorico Cocolabs-SAS

   🚀 Cocorico has evolved into Second (www.scnd.com) - a powerful, scalable, and enterprise-ready solution built specifically for advanced service and rental marketplaces. 🌟 Second delivers enhanced features, greater flexibility, and superior performance to meet the demands of today's digital marketplace platforms. 🔗 Explore Second: www.scnd.com

   Complete system Experimental Not for new projects; the makers moved to a commercial successor called Second.

   ★ 873 MIT PHP Quiet, pushed 5 years ago

Frameworks and platforms to build on 1

1. 1
   Spree spree

   Open Source Platform for DTC, B2B Commerce, Marketplaces & Omnichannel. REST APIs, TypeScript SDKs, and production-ready Next.js storefront. Self-host it. Own your data. No vendor lock-in. Zero platform fees.

   Framework or platform Production-ready A company with Rails or TypeScript developers wants a mature, BSD-licensed commerce core for marketplaces or B2B.

   ★ 16k BSD-3-Clause Ruby Active, pushed 3 days ago

Templates and starters 1

1. 1
   Shopping-cart-ecommerce enatega

   A full-fledged package to build an e-commerce application for iOS and Android similar to Myntra/JackThreads. Available with beautiful design and necessary features along with screen for Dashboard and Mobile app. Build using React Native, Expo, React, GraphQL, Apollo Client, Node and MongoDB.

   Template or starter Experimental A developer wants example code for a mobile shop app to adapt.

   ★ 244 MIT JavaScript Quiet, pushed 3 years ago

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Open-source licenses

• Permissive: 8. Use it anywhere, including in closed products. You keep the copyright notice; Apache-2.0 also grants patent rights.
• Network copyleft: 1. Like GPL, and running a changed version as a web service counts as distributing it, so its users get the source too.
• Strong copyleft: 1. If you distribute the program or anything built on it, you must release the whole source under the same license.

Languages

TypeScript 3, PHP 3, Ruby 1, C# 1, Blade 1 and JavaScript 1.