Beyond Amazon, where it actually pays to be.
Not every marketplace deserves the same shelf space. MAKO evaluates which channels beyond Amazon are worth being on for the specific product and market, then sets up and runs them with the same pricing and profitability discipline as MAKO Amazon.
Outcome measure
Profitable listings on the marketplaces worth being on for this product and market — chosen with discipline, not spread thin everywhere at once.
How MAKO runs this channel.
MAKO applies the same operating discipline to this channel: a defined channel case before launch, and a measured economic result after.
- Channel selection — which marketplaces are worth being on, and which are not
- Listing and pricing setup — done right the first time
- Ongoing account and catalogue health
- The operating discipline to keep each channel profitable, not just present
Find the first marketplace worth being on.
Give MAKO your product, category, and current channels. We review which marketplaces beyond Amazon are worth the work, and which are not, before anything launches.
Marketplaces FAQ
Which marketplaces does MAKO work on?
The ones worth being on for the specific product and market — decided with the client, not assumed in advance.
Do we need to already be selling on Amazon?
No. Marketplaces beyond Amazon are evaluated on their own merits, whether the goal is to diversify away from a single channel or to reach a market Amazon does not serve well.
How is this different from MAKO Amazon?
Marketplaces applies the same listing, pricing, and profitability discipline to the other channels worth being on.
Authorization and data use
MAKO works only with access authorized by the client and appropriate to the agreed services. The client retains control of its marketplace accounts and may revoke authorization. MAKO limits its access and use of marketplace information to delivering, supporting, and securing the contracted service.
Pricing approach
MAKO engagements are quoted based on marketplace scope, catalog size, and reporting requirements. Fees may be a monthly retainer, project-based, or a defined hybrid. Scope, fees, and data access are agreed before work begins.