Handwoven Hablon fabric (10m roll)
Miag-ao, Iloilo · traditional handloom
- Retail reference
- ₱4,200.00
- First bulk tier
- ₱3,800.00 (5–19)
- Next bulk tier
- ₱3,450.00 (20+)
MOQ: 5 rollsLead time: 14 business days
Made by you.
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businesses.
Put your finished products in front of retailers, hospitality teams, and business buyers ready to place wholesale orders.
Explore the wholesale marketplace
A place for the goods you make
Built for Filipino workshops, cooperatives, producers, and MSMEs ready to sell to business buyers.
Textiles & woven goods
Handloom fabrics, garments & accessories
Crafts & handmade goods
Ceramics, leatherwork & artisan products
Food & farm products
Processed foods, coffee & local produce
Home & natural-fiber goods
Baskets, furnishings & homeware
Packaged consumer products
Retail-ready lines & gift collections
Custom & private-label goods
Made-to-order products & wholesale batches
From your workshop to their next order
Start with your business profile, build a wholesale catalog, and manage buyer orders from your seller workspace.
Register & get verified
Create your seller account and submit your DTI or SEC registration, BIR Form 2303, and current business permit for review.
Set up your wholesale catalog
Add finished goods, minimum order quantities, up to three volume price tiers, stock availability, and production lead times.
Fulfil orders & keep buyers updated
Manage purchase orders, packing records, courier tracking, and buyer conversations as orders move toward delivery.
Wholesale pricing, on your terms
Set the minimum order and price tiers that work for your business. These illustrative schedules are examples, not live product offers.
Marikina full-grain leather loafers
Marikina City · handcrafted footwear
- Retail reference
- ₱2,800.00
- First bulk tier
- ₱2,200.00 (20–49)
- Next bulk tier
- ₱1,950.00 (50+)
MOQ: 20 pairsLead time: 21 business days
Artisanal abaca storage baskets (set of 3)
Malilipot, Albay · natural fiber braid
- Retail reference
- ₱1,500.00
- First bulk tier
- ₱1,250.00 (15–49)
- Next bulk tier
- ₱1,050.00 (50+)
MOQ: 15 setsLead time: 10 business days
Single-origin Arabica green coffee (1 kg)
Atok, Benguet · high-altitude harvest
- Retail reference
- ₱850.00
- First bulk tier
- ₱720.00 (50–99)
- Next bulk tier
- ₱640.00 (100+)
MOQ: 50 kgLead time: 7 business days
Sellers set their own prices, minimum orders, and lead times.
Bring your business. Build your store.
Prepare your business information and verification documents before you start selling.
What you need to get started
- Registered Philippine business
DTI business name registration or SEC certificate of incorporation.
- Tax registration
Your TIN and BIR Form 2303 certificate of registration.
- Local business permit
A current Mayor’s permit or BPLO licence from your city or municipality.
- Payout account
A Philippine bank or e-wallet account matching your business or proprietor.
Who the seller portal is for
- Artisans & workshops
Weavers, woodworkers, leather crafters, ceramic studios, and jewellery makers.
- Producers & cooperatives
Agricultural processors, local food producers, and natural-fiber businesses.
- Manufacturers & OEM fabricators
Businesses producing custom batches and private-label goods.
- Growing Filipino MSMEs
Local enterprises moving into digital wholesale trade.
Frequently asked questions
The essentials before you open your wholesale store.
Are there listing fees or a subscription?
No. Creating an account, completing verification, and listing wholesale products is free for registered Filipino MSMEs in the national trade program.
How do minimum order quantities work?
You choose the smallest quantity a buyer may order for each product, for example 5 rolls, 20 pairs, or 50 kg. Buyers cannot place a purchase order below your MOQ.
How do I handle freight and bulk delivery?
You set the fulfillment method when confirming a purchase order. Use couriers such as J&T Express for regional parcels, or arrange freight (2GO, AP Cargo) for pallets and bulk cargo, then attach the tracking number in the portal.
How do I receive payment?
Payment settles through Philippine banking rails (PCHC, InstaPay, PESONet) or according to agreed trade terms such as cash on delivery or Net 30 for established commercial buyers.
How long does verification take?
Once you submit your DTI registration or Mayor's permit under Documents, our compliance team reviews the files within one to two business days. You can start drafting products while the review is in progress.
Your next business buyer starts here.
Create your seller profile and put your finished products in front of buyers looking for Philippine goods.