Four promises never change: no cut of any sale, bids stay sealed, the system suggests but the buyer decides, and messaging is dual-language while offers are compared on one common footing.
No commission. Nothing is taken out of a sale; the platform earns only from subscriptions. What a deal is worth does not change what MarbleMap makes.
Sealed bids. No supplier sees rival offers, their prices, or even how many offers arrived — and buyers cannot see one another either. Only the buyer who opened the demand sees and compares the offers as a whole.
The system suggests, the buyer decides. In the comparison the most advantageous offer is flagged as Best offer, but that is a suggestion; the final call always rests with a person.
Dual language + 12 currencies. Messaging inside a demand is dual-language — what you write reaches the other side in their language. Offers are compared on a common EUR footing, and the rate is locked when an offer is accepted.
None of the four depends on your package. Buyers start free with 2 active demands at a time, and suppliers need a package (Starter, Growth or Scale) to see the market and bid — but zero commission and sealed-bid fairness are identical on every package. What you pay sets your capacity, not the rules.
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