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Mercatren is a service operated by Mercatren LLC (Michigan, United States). We sell products for our own account and deliver them to the address the buyer designates. Every transaction is documented end to end.

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Mercatren is a service operated by Mercatren LLC, Estados Unidos.

© 2026 mercatren.com | All rights reserved. Developed by Windoce, LLC

How the price is formed

You set the price you sell to us at. We set the price we resell at. The difference is our markup, and it sits inside the published price.

There are two prices, each set by the right party

When someone buys on Mercatren, two sales happen back to back: Mercatren LLC buys the merchandise from you, and sells it to the buyer. That is why there are two prices.

The priceWho sets itWhat it is
Purchase priceYou, the supplierWhat Mercatren LLC pays you for the merchandise. It is the amount on your invoice and what you get paid.
Published priceMercatren LLCWhat the buyer pays. It is the final price: it includes our commercial markup and carries no separate charges.
The markup is the difference between the two. It is not a percentage withheld from something collected for you: it is the profit on reselling our own product.

What you get paid does not depend on the payment method

The buyer may pay by card or by Zelle; you are always paid the amount on your invoice. The cost of accepting one method or another is ours, and it is already accounted for in the price we publish.

How and when you get paid

  • Against an invoice: every purchase we make from you carries your invoice issued to Mercatren LLC. Without that invoice the transaction does not close.

  • To a US bank account: the amount for merchandise purchased is paid to the account you designate, as agreed with you in writing.

  • No monthly charge, no setup cost: publishing your catalog, syncing it, and maintaining your storefront cost nothing.

US$ 0
per month
US$ 0
to publish your catalog
US$ 0
to sync your products

What each platform charges

Selling online always costs something. These are the published rates of the platforms you could be selling on today, so you can compare with ours without having to look them up one by one.

PlatformFee per saleOn top of that
Mercatren3%No monthly fee, no cost to publish, and no per-item listing charge.
Etsy6.5%Plus 3% + US$0.25 payment processing and US$0.20 per item listed.
Amazon15% in most categories8% in electronics and computers; the full range runs 5% to 45%, with a US$0.30 per-unit minimum.
eBay13.6%Plus US$0.40 per order (US$0.30 on orders of US$10 or less).
Mercado Libre (Mexico)11.5% – 20%Depending on the category and listing type.
Mercado Libre (Argentina)11.8% – 17.1%Classic from 11.8%; premium up to 17.14%. Plus VAT and a flat fee on small orders.
Published rates checked in August 2026. Any platform can change them at will; Amazon's haven't moved since January 2024.

Today's 3% won't be 3% forever

We start at 3% because we're new and we want trying us to be worth your while. As the platform grows, that percentage will rise in steps until it gets closer to the rest of the market.

We're saying it now so it never comes as a surprise: every increase is announced in advance, and it never applies to sales already made or orders already in progress. What we agreed for a sale is what holds for that sale.

What's included

  • Your catalog published inside the site, with your products and your photos.

  • The sale to the US buyer, made in our name.

  • Verification that every payment comes from a US bank.

  • The documented file for every transaction.

  • Catalog import and synchronization.