Ecommerce product listing, one catalog, every channel.

Listing on one channel is a project. Listing on five is a data problem. Every new marketplace asks for the same product in a slightly different shape, and the team that keeps all those versions accurate is usually one person with a lot of spreadsheets.

Scenox Commerce takes product listing as a managed service across your own store and the marketplaces you sell on. The aim is one catalog you control, with a correct version on every channel.

What you get

• A cleaned master catalog that every channel version is built from
• Store listings with titles, descriptions, variants, images and SEO fields
• Marketplace listings in each channel's own template or flat file
• Category and attribute mapping per channel
• Image checks against each marketplace's requirements
• A QA report covering every product, every channel and every flag

How it works

1. You tell us the channels and send your catalog, in any state. We never ask for passwords.
2. We inspect the data and send a fixed quote that lists channels, product counts and a written delivery date.
3. We build the master catalog. The AI engine does the volume work, a person reviews every output.
4. We generate each channel's version and you approve them in a draft state, an upload template or a staging file.
5. We publish through the access you grant and send the QA report. Marketplace approval then follows that marketplace's own timing.

One catalog, many channels

The trick to multi-channel listing is to separate what is true about the product from how a channel wants it described.

Master fields hold facts: brand, model, materials, dimensions, weight, colour, GTIN where one exists, country of origin, care instructions. These do not change by channel.

Channel fields hold presentation: a 200-character title on one marketplace and a 70-character title on another, bullet points where a platform uses them, a category node from each site's own tree, the right image order and ratio.

When a supplier changes a weight or you rename a colour, you change the master once. The channel versions regenerate, rather than being edited in five places.

Mistakes we see on multi-channel catalogs

Most problems are boring. Titles stuffed for one channel and pasted onto another. Variants that exist in the store but are flattened into separate listings elsewhere. Missing GTINs in required fields. Category choices made by guesswork, which then limit where a product can appear. Images that are fine on the store and fail a marketplace's background rule.

For the Amazon and Indian marketplace specifics, see our pages on Amazon product listing and Flipkart and Meesho listing. For the template mechanics, the Amazon flat file guide walks through it.

Compliance, images and category choices per channel

Each channel has its own gatekeeping. Marketplaces tend to require a specific category, mandatory attributes, GTINs or approved brand status for some categories, and image rules such as a plain background for the main image. Google Shopping cares about identifiers, accurate price and availability and a matching landing page. Your own store wants clean URLs and consistent options.

We map every product to the right category on each channel, check mandatory fields before submission, and note any category that needs approval or a restriction review from the marketplace so you are not surprised after the upload. Image sizes, count and background rules are checked against the channel's published guidelines at the time of the work. See the product image requirements guide for the common limits.

Where you sell across borders, we also keep currency, units and spelling matched to the market rather than copying one version everywhere.

Pricing

Starting prices for catalog listing on your store:

Each additional marketplace or feed channel starts from ₹7,999 / $299 / £239 / A$449 per channel setup. Catalogs above 1,000 products get a custom quote. The fixed quote comes after we inspect your files, before work starts. See pricing and our product feed management service for ongoing channel syncing.

Is this a fit?

It suits sellers with 100 or more products who want to expand to a new marketplace, or who already sell on several and have lost track of which version is current. It also suits brands launching a catalog on store and marketplace at the same time.

If you sell on a single channel with a few dozen products, list them yourself. If you need daily repricing, advertising or order management across marketplaces, that is a different kind of provider; we handle the product data, not your seller operations.

Request a free 10-product sample to see the output, or ask for a fixed quote at /get-started.