Marketplace Acceleration
- 400+ channels across 92 countries
- Sold on our accounts, as your authorized reseller
- Pricing, stock and account health handled daily
We help your brand grow.
Billionesia takes your products to the world’s biggest marketplaces. We list them, sell them, ship them and look after your customers, with 92 countries to choose from. You get paid for what sells.
What we do
One partner for every step of selling abroad.
You make the product. We take care of everything between your warehouse and a shopper’s front door, in every market we open together.
Cross-Border Compliance
- VAT, GST and duties worked out per market
- EU product safety and responsible person
- Labels, languages and customs codes
Fulfillment & Returns
- Marketplace fulfillment where it pays
- Freight, prep and labeling
- Customer care and local returns
Marketplace Advertising
- Campaigns planned market by market
- Keyword research in the local language
- Budgets tied to margin after landed cost
Listing Content
- Titles and copy written locally
- Sizes, units and plugs converted
- Live listing monitoring
Brand Protection
- Content used only as you approve
- One seller per channel, so listings stay clean
- Unauthorized sellers tracked and reported
Why go global
Most of the world’s online shoppers live outside America.
9 in 10
About 2.77 billion people shop online, and around 288 million of them are in the US. A brand that sells only at home is missing most of its possible customers.
How to pick your first marketUS online shoppersEveryone else
Where your brand can sell
See every marketplace400+marketplaces, retailers and stores worldwide
92countries we can take your brand to
6continents, from Tokyo to São Paulo
1partner to run all of it
Shopper figures for 2025 from Oberlo and Statista via Oberlo. Estimates vary by source.
Who we support
Every category crosses borders differently.
A serum and a stand mixer don’t face the same rules, margins or shoppers. We plan each one on its own terms, for US brands heading abroad and for brands from anywhere else.
Home & Kitchen
Big cartons, thin margins, crowded search results.
Beauty & Personal Care
Every border reads your ingredient list.
Health & Wellness
Shoppers buy trust. Regulators check claims.
Electronics
Certificates, plugs and fast-moving prices.
Books & Media
Long catalogs that need exact data.
Craft, Hobby & Gifts
Seasonal peaks and hundreds of small items.
How it works
You make it. We sell it.
You get paid.
No new companies abroad, no seller accounts to manage and no team to hire.
1
You make it
Keep doing what you do best: making a great product and keeping it in stock. Together we agree the countries and channels to open.
2
We sell it
As your authorized reseller, we list and sell on our own marketplace accounts. Tax, customs, shipping, ads and customer care all sit with us.
3
You get paid
You get paid for what sells, on the terms in your agreement. Every week you see what sold, where, and what we are doing next.
Always in the loop
Every week, one page. What sold, where, and what’s next.
Our own software tracks listings, prices, stock and orders across every channel. You get the short version.
- Sales and units for each market
- Ad spend measured against margin
- Problems found and fixed
- The plan for next week
Weekly report: GermanyExample with sample figures
Units sold1,284+12% on last week
Sales€46,210+9% on last week
Ad spend11.4%of sales, within plan
Done: added six German search terms and fixed two suppressed listings.
Next: restock best seller by Friday and test a two-pack.
Insights
The rules keep moving. We keep track.
How to pick your first overseas market
Five questions that beat picking the country you have heard of most.
The EU’s €150 duty exemption is gone. Here’s what changes.
A flat €3 per item now applies to low-value parcels. The math favors stock already in Europe.
The US $800 exemption has ended. How to sell into America now.
Cheap parcels no longer cross duty-free. What brands outside the US should change.
Start with one market.
Tell us what you sell and where you sell it today. We’ll come back with the first three markets we’d open, and why.
