Launch on a new marketplace without rebuilding your catalogue.
Launching a channel is not a listing problem, it is a completeness problem. MergeKart finds the gap between what you have and what the channel demands, fills what it can, and lists the rest for you.
Channel requirements read — 31 fields, 9 mandatory
274 SKUs already complete for Walmart
119 SKUs missing GTIN or shipping weight
19 SKUs blocked — restricted category
Draft batch queued for publish
Running on your catalogue right now — every line below happened without anyone opening a tab.
actions today
needed you
unattended
median time from connect to first order on a new channel
The channel does not tell you what is missing until it rejects you.
You cannot see the gap
400 SKUs, 31 required fields, and no list of which rows fail which rule.
The data exists, in the wrong shape
Weights in grams, GTINs in a supplier PDF, categories in your own taxonomy.
Launch stalls at 65%
The easy SKUs go live and the hard 140 sit in a spreadsheet for a quarter.
Before and after
Opening a new marketplace
The same work, measured twice — today’s numbers against the same catalogue running on MergeKart.
Six tools, five hubs, nothing talking to anything else.
Every job feeds one record, and the marketplaces follow it.
rows rejected at upload
22
of catalogue live
64%
people on the launch
2
Launch as a gap, not a guess.
The same 412-SKU catalogue, measured against one channel’s rules, then filled and published.
your · Net Weight (g)
shipping_weight (lb)
autoyour · Category
Walmart taxonomy · Jewellery/Rings
autoyour · Barcode
GTIN — 119 rows empty
needs youyour · Images
main + 3 alternate · 1600px min
autoRequirement mapping runs before anything is published, so nothing is uploaded to fail.
4 days
connect to first order
Walmart · 412-SKU catalogue
95%
of catalogue live
19 held as genuinely restricted
0
rows rejected at upload
requirements read before publish
“The readiness meter was the launch plan. We stopped guessing which SKUs were the problem.”
“393 of 412 SKUs live in four days”
Works better with
A launch needs three of them working together.
Magic Lister
Fills the data the channel demands
OmniList
Publishes and keeps the new channel in sync
PixelMagic
Meets the channel’s image specs
Self-serve · from ₹1,600/mo
See full pricing →Questions sellers actually ask.
No. One product record is adapted per channel — titles, field names, category mappings and limits are applied by OmniList at publish time, so the same catalogue serves every marketplace you add.
Missing required attributes rather than missing products. Channels reject listings for absent GTINs, unmapped categories and unfilled item specifics — which is why MergeKart resolves completeness before publish instead of after a rejection email.
Magic Lister drafts the listings from your existing data, PixelMagic brings images to each channel’s image spec, and OmniList publishes and keeps them in sync afterwards.
Yes. Because the work is done against one catalogue rather than per channel, adding a second or third marketplace repeats no listing work — that is the difference the platform is built around.
Tell us the channel and we will show you the gap.
Bring your catalogue export. You will leave the call with a readiness number and a fix list.
No card for the first 14 days · your catalogue, not a sandbox