Build the product. Not every marketplace integration.

MerchantSpring gives software teams and solution providers one governed data layer across 120+ marketplace, ecommerce, advertising, and retail-media channels. Bring sales, profit, advertising, and operational data into the product or workflow only you can build.

MerchantSpring developer portalAPI usage
MerchantSpring developer portal showing API usage for a connected account.

Keep the roadmap pointed at customer value.

Your product wins on insight, workflow, and user experience. None of that should disappear into marketplace authentication, account structures, and reporting differences.

Your product owns

The experience

The interface and interaction model your customers choose you for.

The decision logic

Your models, recommendations, workflows, and proprietary point of view.

The customer relationship

How the product is packaged, delivered, and improved over time.

MerchantSpring handles

Authorised connections

Marketplace, ecommerce, advertising, and retail-media access paths.

Source-specific complexity

Different account structures, identifiers and reporting availability across channels.

Structured delivery

Pre-aggregated reporting data exposed through approved API access.

Build the differentiator. Buy the plumbing.Use MerchantSpring as the data foundation, then invest engineering time in the product capability that is actually unique to your business.

Meet customers where they already sell.

Start with authorised connections across global and regional channels, then bring the relevant reporting data into your own product experience. Most data layers stop at Amazon. Your customers do not.

Amazon
Walmart
eBay
MercadoLibre
Shopify
Best Buy
Decathlon
Tesco

Use the data where it creates an advantage.

MerchantSpring is the reporting foundation. Your team decides where that foundation becomes a better product, a faster service, or a more useful internal system.

Product teams

Add marketplace performance context to software your customers or internal teams already use, instead of starting with a connector roadmap.

Customer portalsDecision toolsOperational products

Data teams

Move structured sales, product, financial, and advertising data into the environments where your organisation models and compares performance.

Data warehousesBI environmentsInternal analytics

Solution providers

Automate recurring analysis and reporting workflows so specialists can spend more time on the advice and execution clients pay for.

Client reportingPortfolio analysisRepeatable delivery

A delivery path your team can plan.

API access is approved around the intended integration. Establish the data fit first, then move into documentation, credentials, and live testing.

Define the product

Clarify the customer, workflow and marketplace data the experience needs.

Confirm coverage

Match required channels and datasets to the reports available for the integration.

Provision access

MerchantSpring creates the developer account, links the API key, and enables the approved API subscriptions.

Build and monitor

Use the documentation and live examples, then monitor usage through the developer portal.

Endpoints, authentication, and examples live in the docs.Read the technical docs

A foundation your buyers can review.

When your product runs on marketplace and commerce data, you need to be able to show where it comes from, what your access can touch, and how it's governed. MerchantSpring documents all three, so a reviewer doesn't have to take your word for it.

Where data comes from

Connected marketplace and commerce data enters through authorised access paths.

What the integration can use

Developer access is linked to a MerchantSpring account and subscribed to the approved APIs.

Which reports apply

Compatibility is documented by channel type rather than presented as universal coverage.

How usage is observed

API usage and limits are available through the developer portal.

Questions before you build.

Who is this solution for?
Software companies, product teams, data teams, and solution providers that want marketplace reporting data inside an external product, internal system or repeatable client workflow.
Can we use MerchantSpring data in a customer-facing product?
Potentially. API documentation and access can be provided for approved integrations, but permitted customer-facing use depends on the intended product, subscription, and commercial agreement. Discuss that use case with MerchantSpring before building around it.
Is API access self-service?
Not currently. Access is approved and provisioned. MerchantSpring creates the developer account, links the API key to the relevant account, and enables subscriptions to the appropriate APIs.
What data can the API provide?
Depending on the available endpoints and permissions, datasets can include sales, products, financial events, refunds, advertising performance, and related marketplace reporting data.
Are the same reports available for every marketplace?
No. Report availability varies by channel type, plan, and add-on. Compatibility should be confirmed against the requirements of the proposed product.
Can the same foundation support AI workflows?
Yes. MerchantSpring MCP connects supported AI clients through the API Gateway, with data availability governed by the access on the associated developer profile.
Where should engineers go next?
Send implementation teams to docs.merchantspring.io for technical guidance and to the developer portal for approved APIs, credentials, testing, and usage.

Bring us the product you want to build.

We will help you establish whether the required channels, datasets, and access model are a fit before your team commits to implementation.

Which marketplaces and accounts need to connect?
Which reporting datasets does the product require?
Where will the data appear in your customer or internal workflow?

Book a build walkthrough

Tell us what you are building and where marketplace data fits.