Poizon, one of China's largest marketplaces, has revealed its terms of working with sellers in Russia for the first time, offering attractively low commissions ranging from 19-29%, significantly lower than the 55% commission rate of domestic platforms. The platform has been operating since 2015 and has gained popularity among Russian sellers, offering a range of products including clothing, electronics, and home goods.
Experts consider Poizon's terms attractive for sellers in Russia, and the company plans to expand its operations in the country, having already launched a Russian-language website. This development is significant for social commerce as it indicates a growing interest in cross-border e-commerce and the potential for international marketplaces to disrupt domestic markets with competitive commission rates.
The Social Commerce Daily Digest
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