How to Start an E-commerce Website in Sri Lanka: Step by Step
From product list and payments to delivery and launch, the practical steps to start selling online in Sri Lanka.
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Marketplaces bring many sellers onto one platform, earning commission on each sale. They are more complex than a single store, so plan carefully.
Successful marketplaces usually start narrow, handmade goods, local food producers, electronics, then expand once both sellers and buyers trust the platform.
Decide whether vendors ship themselves or you collect and dispatch. Each model changes the checkout, delivery fees and returns process.
Plan how you’ll collect payments and pay vendors, and check what your payment gateway supports for marketplace models.
WooCommerce with a marketplace extension works for a pilot. As volume and custom rules grow, a custom build becomes worthwhile.
A focused first version usually takes six to twelve weeks.
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