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White-Label eCommerce Platform

Build and sell your own B2B commerce product on source-available Virto Commerce.
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What Is a White-Label eCommerce Platform?

Virto Commerce is a white-label ecommerce platform for SaaS vendors, ISVs, and integrators. You build your B2B commerce product on the source-available .NET code of the Virto Commerce platform, sell it under your brand, and run it on Virto Cloud or your own hosting. Unlike store builders, it is made for complex B2B: contract pricing, large catalogs, and ERP integration.

What You Get with a White-Label B2B eCommerce Platform

Virto Commerce supplies the platform. Your team decides what the product is.

Area What Virto Commerce provides What stays with you
Platform and modules Source-available .NET code, 100+ modules, and a modular architecture where your own modules add or replace behavior without editing the core Your product's modules, client-specific logic, and roadmap
Branding A White Labeling module that sets logos, favicons, color schemes, and footer links per store or per client organization Your product name, brand, and design
Hosting Virto Cloud, where Virto runs the infrastructure and applies platform updates, or the same platform on your own cloud, a private cloud, or on-premises The hosting choice, and day-to-day operations if you host it yourself
Licensing License terms built around your resale model rather than around a single end client Pricing, packaging, and the client relationship
Support Support from the Virto team, plus a network of implementation partners Support and delivery for your own clients

White-Label eCommerce Development: How Your Product Launches

Most products follow the same five steps from first design to a growing client base.

1. Choose the architecture and modules

Decide which platform modules cover the common B2B ground, such as catalogs, contract pricing, quotes, and ERP integration, and where your product needs to be different.

2. Build what makes it yours

Write your own modules against the platform's extension points, so your code sits beside the core instead of inside it and can be reused from one client to the next. The White Labeling module applies your brand, or your client's, to each deployment.

3. Choose hosting

Run on Virto Cloud, where Virto handles provisioning, scaling, and backups on Azure, or host it yourself on AWS, Google Cloud, a private cloud, or on-premises.

4. License and launch

Set up license terms for your resale model with the Virto team, then launch your first client. For a first launch, Virto Start bundles the platform, a ready B2B storefront, and an implementation team.

5. Keep every client current

You schedule when each client moves to a new platform release, and on Virto Cloud upgrades run with zero downtime. Because your modules extend the platform rather than change it, the product does not get harder to change as you add clients.

When a White-Label eCommerce Solution on Virto Commerce Fits

Three kinds of companies build their product on Virto Commerce.

An integrator with an industry solution

An integrator has delivered the same kind of B2B portal for a dozen wholesalers and wants to sell it as a product instead of rebuilding it each time. It needs a stable base, its own modules, and a license it can resell. On Virto Commerce, the shared parts become the product, each client adds what it needs as modules, and the license agreement sits with the integrator. This is the route Innovadis, one of the Virto Commerce implementation partners, took.

A SaaS vendor at the edge of a closed platform

A SaaS vendor's clients keep asking for things its platform cannot do, such as a new pricing rule, a regional tax setup, or an extra approval step. Each request ends in a workaround or a no, and the vendor needs a platform it can change itself. With source-available code and modules that can be added or replaced, the vendor builds the missing piece as a module instead of waiting for someone else's roadmap.

An ISV whose clients all work differently

An ISV serves manufacturers and distributors with different processes. One client needs configurable products, another punchout catalogs, a third a dealer portal, and the ISV needs one product that can differ per client. On Virto Commerce, each deployment runs the modules that client needs, under that client's brand, while platform releases reach all of them the same way.

How Partners Build on Virto Commerce

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A B2B Suite Built and Sold on Virto Commerce

Innovadis, a Dutch integrator founded in 1994 with more than 90 people, has sold the Innovadis B2B Suite powered by Virto since the end of 2018. It resells the Virto licenses, hosts the platform in its own Microsoft Azure environment, and owns the client relationship, including pricing and packaging. Innovadis maintains a library of more than 30 of its own modules, from payment and shipping logic to delivery calendars, and has moved every client to the latest stable Virto Commerce release. Clients include InstallatieBalie, replatformed from SANA Commerce in under six months, De Klok Dranken, Heras, Jeveka, and VELD Koeltechniek.

Your Questions, Answered

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