Public storefront demo
Open the public demo to review the marketplace presentation, product browsing, checkout experience, vendor-facing pages, and buyer flow.
Open Live DemoLive product demo
Review how MultiVendorSuite turns WooCommerce into a managed marketplace with vendor onboarding, product management, commissions, withdrawals, reports, and admin controls.
Use demo data only. Admin access is restricted to protect the shared demo environment.
Choose your demo path
Start with the public demo, then request guided access when you need to inspect restricted admin operations.
Open the public demo to review the marketplace presentation, product browsing, checkout experience, vendor-facing pages, and buyer flow.
Open Live DemoUse guided access for admin workflows such as vendor management, commissions, withdrawals, diagnostics, plans, and marketplace controls.
Request Admin Demo AccessWatch the recorded walkthrough before sharing admin access. It shows how the demo dashboard and marketplace operation screens are organized.
Watch Demo VideoRecorded walkthrough
Use this short walkthrough to understand the demo dashboard before requesting deeper admin access.
Demo screenshots
These captures help buyers inspect the operational screens before logging in or booking a setup call.
Sales, vendors, orders, earnings, pending actions, and marketplace health in one admin view.
Review vendor payout requests and understand the admin settlement workflow before launch.
Inspect how seller packages control price, access, commissions, store limits, and marketplace capabilities.
Review the frontend seller workspace for products, orders, earnings, plan access, and store tasks.
Demo safety
The public demo is for product review, not real commerce. Keep private data out of the demo and request guided access for admin-only workflows.
Do not enter real payment, customer, vendor, or business records.
Plugin installs, destructive settings, exports, and production-sensitive changes should remain blocked.
Backups and reset routines keep the shared demo clean after public testing.
Use a setup call when you need to compare configuration choices for a real launch.
FAQ
Admin access should be guided or request-based so destructive settings, plugin changes, exports, and production-sensitive actions stay protected.
Yes, use only demo data and test checkout settings. Do not enter real customer, payment, or private business data in the demo environment.
The demo should be reset regularly after public access is enabled. Keep backups and restore checks ready before sharing broad access.
Review vendor onboarding, product management, commissions, withdrawals, reports, WooCommerce compatibility, mobile behavior, and the setup effort for your marketplace.
Buy MultiVendorSuite or book setup help to launch your WooCommerce marketplace with the right vendor, commission, withdrawal, and demo safety workflow.