Thank you for reaching out,

Yes, that’s how it works by default: each vendor can set up their own shipping – a single order can contain multiple vendors, each with their own products and rates.

To make this work, MarketKing will receive a single order and then split it into “sub-orders” (portions of the order), and send each vendor only their own sub-order to fulfil. This way each vendor can ship their own sub-order separately, one can be faster, another can be slower, etc.

To read more about all this, please see our article here: https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/how-marketking-splits-orders-composite-orders-sub-orders/

Hi there, thank you for reaching out,

The Shiprocket plugin is not currently supported,

In terms of DHL, is there a specific plugin you are looking at for integration? if so, could you share a link please?

1. https://wordpress.org/plugins/royal-mail-woocommerce-shipping-calculator/

2. https://help.delhivery.com/docs/woocommerce

I need this 2 plugin support

Appreciate the feedback! I have made a note of this and we will look at future support. That said, please note there is currently no specific integration with these.

Good day WWD,

Hope all is going well with you and your team. I replied to your last email a few days ago. Can you kindly take a look when you have a chance to?

Many thanks, Winners!

Hi, we already replied to that, please check your inbox/spam.

Ahhh.. yes! it was hiding in my spam. Will reach out to Motta theme.

Thanks again!

Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out! I don’t have direct experience with that specific theme, but in principle if it works with WooCommerce it should be fine with MarketKing as well.

However, please note that if this theme has custom listings functionality (e.g. custom UIs or mechanisms for users to create listings), those features likely won’t be available to vendors if they’re not standard WooCommerce pages or panels.

MarketKing integrates with WooCommerce’s standard product creation and management, so any custom listing creation tools outside of that might not work directly with vendor accounts.

Hey WWD!

Got it.. sounds like a plan! Thank you for this explanation and for replying!

Have a great day!

Winners!

Hi there,

MarketKing is our multivendor marketplace plugin, while B2BKing handles B2B/B2C functionality. They’re separate plugins but integrate seamlessly when used together. MarketKing itself doesn’t have B2B/B2C features built-in – that’s specifically what B2BKing provides.

You can read about how they work together here: https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/wholesale-b2b-b2bking-integration/

When you use both plugins, you can absolutely have wholesale (B2B) and retail (B2C) customers purchasing from multiple vendors on the same site – they complement each other.

For MarketKing, everything is included in the purchase – all features and modules come with it, no add-ons needed.

B2BKing works differently – it has various add-ons. You can check the B2BKing pricing page on our site where below each plan it shows which add-ons are included. The $399 plan includes all add-ons and features.

We offer both annual and lifetime licenses on our site. If you don’t renew an annual license, the plugin continues working – you just won’t receive updates or support.

MarketKing works with any WooCommerce theme, no specific recommendations needed. And yes, it can handle large-scale operations with 100+ vendors, 10k+ products and high traffic.

We don’t currently offer any bundle discounts but feel free to reach out via email or ticket and we will let you know when an offer comes up.

Let me know if you have any other questions,

Hi there,

Thanks for your interest in our plugins!

B2BKing includes both B2B Shop + B2B & B2C hybrid functionalities in one. The prices on our website ($149/$249/$399) include the complete hybrid functionality – you don’t need separate plugins for B2C features. In hybrid mode, B2B and B2C customers are automatically separated based on their user group, with B2B users seeing wholesale prices, bulk forms, quotes and tax exemptions while B2C users see regular retail pricing. Products can be shared between both customer types with different pricing rules, and you can create separate registration forms with manual approval for B2B accounts. Admin can switch users between B2B and B2C anytime.

MarketKing is our multi-vendor marketplace plugin, while B2BKing handles B2B/B2C functionality. They’re separate plugins that integrate seamlessly if you need both a marketplace and B2B features. Our website offers both lifetime and annual plans – on each pricing page you can click on the ‘Annual/Lifetime’ button to switch between the two. CodeCanyon offers a one-time payment but with only 6 months of updates. You can upgrade from CodeCanyon to our site by paying the difference. One license covers both staging and production sites: you can create staging sites on subdomains such as staging.site.com or dev.site.com

Add-ons are sold separately for company credit, Dokan, and WCFM functionality. The core B2B+B2C features work without add-ons. Add-ons purchased from our site work across all sites covered by your license tier.

The plugin is fully compatible with latest WordPress/WooCommerce versions, supports multisite, and integrates with PayFast, PayPal, Stripe, Elementor, WPBakery and other major plugins. It’s optimized for large catalogs and we release regular updates. Support is included with all licenses through our ticket system.

For a marketplace with B2B+B2C functionality, you’d need both MarketKing and B2BKing working together. This allows vendors to sell with different pricing per customer type, custom commission rates, vendor approval workflows, etc.

To explore our demos, go to our kingsplugins.com site, click on each product page, and click on ‘Live Demo’.

Kind regards, Thomas

Hi there,

Thank you for reaching out,

MarketKing uses the WooCommerce [products] shortcode to display products on vendor pages. What you’re seeing as the “default design” is actually the WooCommerce shortcode template display.

To achieve this, you’ll need to hook into the display of that shortcode to apply your custom styling.

For filtering products by vendor in your Elementor loops, MarketKing sets the “author” property for products to determine the vendor. We would get a vendor’s products like this:

$vendor_products = wc_get_products( array( 
    'numberposts' => -1,
    'post_status' => array( 'draft', 'pending', 'private', 'publish' ),
    'author' => $user_id,
    'orderby' => 'date',
    'order' => 'DESC',
));

For customizing the vendor sidebar menu, you can modify the sidebar.php template under your child theme: https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/how-to-edit-marketking-pages-templates/

If you need further assistance, kindly please open a ticket at https://webwizards.ticksy.com as these are complex and we can better assist you there.

Thank you.

I think a delivery system is needed as a #1priority, whereby vendor can assign delivery team/boys delivery tasks. This will enable us meet fast delivery promises to customers

Thank you very much for the feedback

Hi there,

It’s possible to create a simplified product upload form like you’re describing, and some other customers have successfully implemented similar customizations.

To achieve this, you would need to configure a custom edit-product.php template under your child theme, as described in our guide here:

https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/how-to-edit-marketking-pages-templates/

In that template, you can create a custom form with your own design and only include the specific fields you need (Name, Image, Price, and Upload file for download).

You might also want to look at using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF): https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/adding-editable-product-fields-with-acf-in-marketking/ – this may help you achieve what you’re looking for more quickly.

However, please note this is quite a complex customization that involves replacing the default WooCommerce product form entirely. You may need to work with a developer to implement this properly, as it requires custom PHP and form handling.

Hello again,

Thanks, it worked correctly with ACF.

Now, could you help me with something else? How can I set an ACF file upload field to only accept .mp3 files? If I leave the field blank, it allows me to upload any type of file, and that’s not the right way to do it.

I’ve attached a screenshot of my ACF field configuration only mp3 files for you to see: https://prnt.sc/G8QwioZR0vps

I also need to know how to allow only .zip files in another field, as shown in this capture: https://prnt.sc/c5renLX3SXdz

Thank you very much.

Hi there,

Good to hear that worked,

Are you saying that you have set it to only accept mp3 in the ACF field settings but that’s not working as expected?

This may have to do with specific ACF scripts that need to be properly enqueued. Unfortunately I don’t have detailed information on ACF file type restrictions, so it may help to reach out to the ACF team directly as they would know best about their field configurations and any potential conflicts.

Disabling MarketKing Pro makes MarketKing Core work perfectly.

It restricts to add simple product only but all tabs work properly. i.e. Inventory, shipping, Attributes…. All work properly.

Tried disabling all other plugins, problem persists.

So, problem is with MarketKing Pro only. Please check and resolve the issue ASAP.

Solved the issue partially by 1. create a vendor group 2. Under Allowed Products Type omit “virtual Products” and “downloadable products”

This allows vendor to navigate through all tabs normally and Publish the Product. But after publishing, it is again stuck and only general tab is accessible. So, Inventory or other parameters in relevant tabs can not be edited by the vendor.

And cloning of any product also gives same non-editable tabs

However site admin can edit that from default wordpress panel.

I think this might be helpful to detect and resolve the issue more quickly.

Hi there,

I looked into that now. I cannot reproduce this specific issue in our test environment. A few things to check:

1. Please check your browser’s console for any JavaScript errors when clicking the tabs – this could give us important clues about what’s happening.

2. There might be a potential conflict happening. Even though you mentioned trying with plugins disabled, sometimes certain theme functions or other remnants can still cause issues. I suggest trying with the Storefront theme and only MarketKing+WooCommerce active.

To properly investigate this, please open a support ticket at https://webwizards.ticksy.com so we can look into this. If you can share a site access there, that would also help us get it resolved quicker.

Hi there,

Thanks for getting in touch!

Unfortunately, this specific functionality is not currently available in our plugin – this type of multi-tier referral system you’re describing would require custom development.

While we can’t implement this ourselves as we focus exclusively on our core plugin development, we can point you in the right direction technically. This would likely involve: - Creating custom user meta to track vendor referral relationships - Adding hooks to the order completion process to handle the commission distribution

You would need to work with a developer or agency to implement this custom functionality. We are happy to assist and advise on what needs to be done technically.

Hi there,

To configure that, please see the docs here https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/vendor-membership-packages/ and specifically the section “First Time Configuration” which walks you through the main steps.

To answer your question more directly, basically you need to create a new subscription product (products -> add new) and then set that product when editing the marketking membership.

When vendors click on ‘select option’ for a membership, they are basically adding that product you created to cart and will checkout / purchase that.

There’s no specific link – the way it works is that you must configure a woocommerce product and set it for the membership, then vendors go through the regular woocommerce checkout to purchase the subscription.

Hi there,

Yes, any WooCommerce theme should work with MK so that theme should be fine as well!

Awesome… thank you WWD!!

All the best! Winners!

Hi there,

Thanks for getting in touch!

Currently our Stripe Connect integration only supports credit/debit card payments. While Apple Pay and Google Pay are great payment options we’d like to support in the future, we have not yet implemented support for these methods in MarketKing.

Adding support for Apple Pay and Google Pay would require significant modifications to the plugin’s code, which is not something we have explored yet.

For any technical support questions going forward, I recommend using our dedicated support platform at https://webwizards.ticksy.com where our team can assist you more efficiently.

No unfortunately this is too cumbersome and will cause frustration to the customer. The customer should immediately receive a message when adding the product(s) that he can not add it or else a new cart is created. I really want to buy this plugin but because of this point I can not. This is a very important feature, why not integrate it into your plugin? I don’t want to use Dokan either because it has a very ugly admin and vendor backend.

Hi again. This snippet is easily customisable. You can ask ChatGPT for example to make it so that, if another vendor is already in cart, the add to cart button is hidden and replaced with a text like ‘you cannot add this item to cart’. It should be a simple change.

I bought it on your website. Thanks!

In this script b2b and b2c support

Hi there,

Currently, POS is only accessible to site administrators via integration with the YITH POS plugin. While there isn’t an integration that allows vendors to access POS functionality directly, we’re actively considering adding this capability in future updates.

B2B support exists as part of the integration with B2BKing: https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/wholesale-b2b-b2bking-integration/

Hi there,

Thanks for getting in touch! Unfortunately, MarketKing cannot be used together with WCFM as they are competing marketplace solutions for WordPress. Both plugins aim to provide marketplace functionality and using them simultaneously would create conflicts and functionality overlap.

If you’re currently using WCFM, you would need to fully remove it before using MarketKing.

Hi there,

Currently, POS is only accessible to site administrators via integration with the YITH POS plugin. While there isn’t an integration that allows vendors to access POS functionality directly, we’re actively considering adding this capability in future updates.