Wizaplace alternatives for a B2B marketplace: 2026 comparison

Wizaplace alternatives for a B2B marketplace: 2026 comparison

Wizaplace is a French SaaS solution for building marketplaces, based in Montpellier and launched in 2015. It often comes up when companies look for a way to build a B2B marketplace, a group purchasing platform or a network marketplace. Depending on your project, other solutions may be a better fit.

This comparison relies only on the information published by the vendors on their own websites, consulted on 1 November 2026. As Origami Marketplace is one of the vendors compared, we give the source of each piece of information.

1. Wizaplace at a glance

Wizaplace presents itself as an all-in-one marketplace solution. Its website describes a SaaS solution to build B2B, B2C and e-commerce marketplaces, as well as platforms for sales networks, distribution, group purchasing, the circular economy and banking and insurance.

According to the vendor’s Company page, the project started in 2012; the Wizaplace SaaS solution was launched in 2015, and the company joined Groupe LUNDI MATIN in 2022. Wizaplace states that it takes no commission on its customers’ sales.

Customers cited on its website include Atalian (e-procurement platform of its Transport division), Cash Converters (franchise marketplace), Macif Avantages, Somfy, OVHcloud, Pharmedistore and Warmango.

Sources: wizaplace.com, home, Company, Customers and Group purchasing pages, consulted on 01/11/2026.

2. Why look for a Wizaplace alternative?

Wizaplace covers many use cases with a single solution. The reasons to compare mostly depend on your project:

  • References in your sector: for a purchasing group, a federation or a franchise network, ask for customer cases close to yours.
  • Time to go live: Wizaplace highlights fast deployment, without a stated duration on the pages consulted.
  • Price: no pricing is published on the pages consulted.
  • Business rules: prices per member, approval workflows, commissions, ERP integrations.

3. Wizaplace vs Origami Marketplace: the comparison

The table uses the public information of both vendors. It does not replace a demo on your own use case.

CriterionWizaplaceOrigami Marketplace
PositioningAll-in-one SaaS marketplace solution: B2B, B2C, sales networks, distribution, group purchasing, circular economy, banking and insuranceSaaS platform for B2B marketplaces and group purchasing platforms
Solution launch2015 (project started in 2012)2018
HeadquartersMontpellierLille
Entry priceNot published on the pages consultedFrom €24,000 per year; licence not capped, scales with business volume
Stated launch timeFast deployment highlighted, no published durationMarketplace operational in less than 4 months
Customers citedAtalian, Cash Converters, Macif Avantages, Somfy, OVHcloud…FFF, FFT, Orpi, CIC, SGS, Bouygues Construction…
Purchasing groups, networks, federationsDedicated group purchasing page; Cash Converters (franchises), Atalian (e-procurement)FFF (12,000 clubs), FFT (over 7,000 clubs), Orpi (1,350 agencies)
Sources: Wizaplace (wizaplace.com) and Origami Marketplace websites, consulted on 01/11/2026.

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4. Origami Marketplace: for which projects?

Origami Marketplace is a SaaS vendor based in Lille, launched in 2018. More than 97 companies have launched their platform with Origami. Its published references include many operators that bring a network together:

  • Purchasing groups and buying cooperatives: multi-supplier catalogue, negotiated prices applied per member, self-service supplier portal. Orpi connected 52 suppliers for its 1,350 agencies.
  • Federations: the French Football Federation (FFF) equips its 12,000 clubs with Le Corner, and the French Tennis Federation (FFT) its clubs with Proshop FFT.
  • Distribution networks and franchises: connected store inventories, Click & Collect, Ship from Store.
  • Services and circular economy marketplaces.

Learn more: online group purchasing platform, why choose Origami.

5. Other alternatives

Wizaplace is not the only French vendor on the market. Djust and Mirakl are others; we compare them with their alternatives in our guides: Djust alternatives, Mirakl alternatives for B2B and Mirakl alternatives for B2C.

For an overview of vendors, see our comparison of SaaS solutions to build a marketplace.

6. How to choose

  • Who sells? You sell your catalogue to your customers, or you connect your members with suppliers.
  • Which rules? Prices and catalogues per customer or group, approval workflows, commissions.
  • Which integrations? ERP, member directory (SSO), supplier tools.
  • What timeline? Compare the stated launch times, set-up included.
  • Which references? Ask for customer cases close to your model, and call them.

In any case, talk to several vendors: it is the best way to compare real offers rather than sales pages, ours included.

This comparison is based on each vendor’s public information on the date indicated. It may change: check it with each vendor. If any information about Wizaplace is inaccurate, let us know and we will correct it.

7. Frequently asked questions

What is Wizaplace?

A French SaaS solution for building marketplaces, based in Montpellier, launched in 2015 and part of Groupe LUNDI MATIN since 2022 (source: wizaplace.com, consulted on 01/11/2026).

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