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VTEX runs enterprise commerce operations on a multi-tenant SaaS platform built around native marketplace and OMS capabilities. Retailers and B2B brands use it to unify storefronts, inventory, and third-party seller catalogs without stitching together separate systems. The platform suits mid-market and enterprise teams in Latin America, EMEA, and North America that need ship-from-store, drop-ship, and marketplace-in-a-box logic without custom integration layers between commerce and fulfillment.

> pick this if

Pick this if you're an enterprise or upper-mid-market retailer that needs native marketplace, OMS, and headless storefront in one tenant — particularly if you operate across LATAM or EMEA and want to avoid stitching Mirakl, Manhattan, and a separate commerce platform together.

> look elsewhere if

Look elsewhere if you're a sub-$5M GMV brand, a Shopify-native team without developer capacity, or a US-first enterprise that has already standardized on Salesforce Commerce Cloud or commercetools — VTEX's value compounds with marketplace and multi-region complexity you may not have.

> VTEX is built for

  • marketplaces
  • B2B / SaaS commerce
  • physical retail & omnichannel

> what it does for ecommerce

  • Run owned inventory and third-party marketplace sellers from one catalog
  • Activate ship-from-store, pickup, and drop-ship order routing natively
  • Deploy headless storefronts using FastStore React framework and GraphQL APIs
  • Manage B2C, B2B, and D2C channels inside one tenant
  • Extend logic through IO developer platform and app marketplace

> how you'd use it

  • Latin American retail chain doing $200M+ GMV with 40-person digital commerce team
    Migrating off a legacy monolith (e.g., Oracle ATG or custom Magento) to consolidate B2C web, in-store pickup, and a third-party seller marketplace under one catalog and OMS
    Retires 2–3 point systems (separate marketplace platform, OMS, and storefront CMS), launches ship-from-store across 150+ locations without building custom fulfillment middleware
  • Global CPG or fashion brand, $50M–$500M GMV, running D2C plus B2B wholesale portals across 8–20 country sites
    Needs a single tenant to operate localized storefronts, wholesale price lists, and drop-ship partners without forking the codebase per region
    Consolidates country rollouts to 6–10 weeks each using FastStore, runs B2B buyer hierarchies and D2C in one backend, cuts integration spend on regional ERPs
  • Mid-market retailer ($20M–$80M GMV) launching a curated marketplace alongside owned inventory, 10–15 person ecommerce team
    Onboarding third-party sellers to expand SKU count without holding inventory, while keeping unified checkout and customer data
    Ships marketplace with seller onboarding, commission logic, and split settlement in one quarter instead of buying Mirakl plus a separate commerce stack

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