A Marketplace That Shows Its Working
NexGen Marketplace is planned, not open. This page sets out the categories we intend to support, the facts every listing will have to disclose, and what you can use today instead.
- No launch date promised
- No listings for sale
- No seller onboarding
Looking for seller tools that work now? Six are available today.
Marketplace status
29 Oct 2026- Public marketplace pagePublished
- Listing disclosure standardDefined
- Seller onboarding, review, payments and fulfilmentNot built
- Open catalogueNot scheduled
A written summary of where the marketplace stands — not a live screen.
Five labels, used the same way everywhere.
A label is a statement, not decoration. If something is planned, it is not sold. If it is limited, the missing capability is stated. If it depends on configuration, the option is checked before a promise is made.
Available now
Live and fully implemented — labelled Working on product cards.
Limited
Live, but some capabilities are still being completed.
By enquiry
Scoped, priced and scheduled individually before any work starts.
Configuration-dependent
Available only when a workspace option or integration is switched on.
Planned
On the roadmap. Not sold, not usable, and no release date promised.
Seller identity is separate
Who supplies a listing is shown as its own field. A partner product does not get a softer label.
What the Marketplace Will Cover
Six categories. Every one is planned, and none contains a listing today. The job and the pre-listing check are here so you can judge whether the category would be useful before anything is sold.
- Planned
AI Agents
Configured assistants for repeatable jobs such as enquiry triage, lead qualification and document summaries.
- Customer job
- Handle a high-volume task the same way every time.
- Before it could be listed
- Which model and provider runs it, what data it receives, and where its output is stored.
- Planned
Workflow Templates
Pre-built checklists and automation definitions for onboarding, approvals, invoicing and escalations.
- Customer job
- Start from a working process instead of a blank workflow.
- Before it could be listed
- Which steps run automatically, which need a person, and which integrations it assumes.
- Planned
Document Packs
Editable proposal, contract and policy templates with written guidance on when each document fits.
- Customer job
- Produce a consistent document without starting from scratch.
- Before it could be listed
- Who authored it, what it is based on, and an explicit statement that it is not legal advice.
- Planned
Voice AI Scripts
Call-handling flows for bookings, reminders and out-of-hours cover, with the wording a caller hears.
- Customer job
- Answer routine calls consistently outside office hours.
- Before it could be listed
- Disclosure that the caller is speaking to AI, recording and consent handling, and escalation paths.
- Planned
Partner Apps
Extensions built by third parties that connect NexGen eHub to another system or add a specialist capability.
- Customer job
- Connect a tool you already use.
- Before it could be listed
- The legal seller identity, security review, data flows, support route and removal process.
- Planned
Compliance Kits
Checklists and record templates that help a business organise its own evidence for common obligations.
- Customer job
- Keep records in one place and know what is missing.
- Before it could be listed
- The source the kit is based on, its review date, and a clear statement that it is guidance, not legal advice.
Category names describe intent, not inventory. There are no listings, sellers, prices, reviews or ratings anywhere on this page, because none exist.
Twelve facts on every listing.
Most marketplace disappointments come from a fact discovered after purchase — a licence limit, a hidden requirement, an unanswered support route. These fields exist so that cannot happen silently.
This is the standard we will apply. It has not been applied to any listing, because the marketplace has none.
- 1
Seller identity
The legal name, country and contact route of whoever supplies the listing — NexGen eHub or a named partner.
- 2
Name and category
What the listing is called and which of the six categories it sits in.
- 3
What it does
The job it performs, in plain language, with the limits stated in the same place.
- 4
Screenshots or demo
Visuals of the actual item. Where a demo is illustrative, it is labelled as illustrative.
- 5
Requirements and compatibility
Which plan, workspace module, integration or third-party account is needed for it to work.
- 6
Availability label
One of the five labels in the legend above, applied honestly and updated when the position changes.
- 7
Price model
One-off, subscription, per-use or by enquiry — with the currency and whether VAT is included.
- 8
Licence and usage rights
What the buyer may do with it, whether they can modify it, and who owns the output.
- 9
Support route
Who answers questions and fixes defects, and the channel to reach them.
- 10
Refund position
The refund and cancellation rules that apply, including any statutory consumer rights.
- 11
Known limitations
What the item does not do, stated by the seller rather than discovered by the buyer.
- 12
Last reviewed
The date the listing and its claims were last checked by NexGen eHub.
Before any listing goes live we will also require a verified seller identity, a written licence, a data-flow review, a refund position consistent with UK consumer law, evidence for factual claims and a named owner who can withdraw it.
Six seller tools, working without the marketplace.
These tools prepare and check listings for marketplaces you already sell on — eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Walmart, Shopify and others. They are part of your workspace today and are separate from this planned marketplace.
- Available now
Listing Assistant
Create and optimise product listings for eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Walmart and Shopify — plus Allegro, bol, Cdiscount and Zalando in Europe — with each channel's title limit and AI-prepared titles, bullets, descriptions, item specifics and keywords.
Professional+Open in Workspace - Available now
Listing Quality Checker
Score each listing against the rules you set for the channel — title length, description completeness, photos, item specifics, delivery, returns and identifiers — with a transparent score, explained issues and a fix list you can export.
Professional+ · via Listing AssistantOpen in Workspace - Available now
Product Description AI
Turn product facts into descriptions, bullets, SEO copy and FAQs — missing info is flagged, never invented.
Free planOpen in Workspace - Available now
Profit & Pricing Analyst
Import or key in your own selling prices, purchase costs, fees and postage to see profit, margin, break-even and target prices per product. Fixed formulas — marketplace fees, VAT rates and costs are never invented.
Professional+ · via Data ToolsOpen in Workspace - Available now
Stock Planner
Map your stock and sales CSV files to spot low and slow-moving lines, estimate days of cover where the history supports it and build exportable reorder lists. Every formula is shown, nothing is forecast beyond your own sales, and no order is ever placed with a supplier.
Professional+ · via Data ToolsOpen in Workspace - Available now
Customer Reply Assistant
Draft replies to enquiries, complaints, returns and reviews in your chosen tone using only the order facts and policies you supply. Nothing is ever sent for you, the AI never decides a refund, replacement or refusal, and a pre-send check flags placeholders, invented figures and legal-rights wording.
Professional+ · via AI Business AssistantOpen in Workspace
Plan access is shown from the published catalogue. Compare every product, or see which plan opens each tool.
Two steps done. Two not started.
Publishing an honest page and defining the standard are the easy parts. Onboarding, review, payments and fulfilment are the work that makes a marketplace real, and none of it exists yet.
Not built today
- No seller account or seller dashboard.
- No listing submission form or review queue.
- No marketplace checkout or payment split.
- No commission rate or seller agreement.
- No fulfilment, delivery or returns process.
- No ratings, reviews or sales figures.
- 1
Public marketplace page
PublishedThis page, with the availability legend, category intent and listing standard.
- 2
Listing disclosure standard
DefinedThe twelve fields every listing will have to show. Defined here; not yet applied to any listing.
- 3
Seller onboarding, review, payments and fulfilment
Not builtNo seller account, listing submission, review queue, checkout or fulfilment exists, so nothing can be bought or published.
- 4
Open catalogue
Not scheduledNo launch date, commission rate or seller agreement is published, because none has been agreed.
What the marketplace does and does not do.
If a marketplace question is not answered here, it is because the answer is not decided yet. We would rather say that than guess.
Ask a questionCan I buy anything from the marketplace today?
No. The marketplace is planned and has no listings, so there is nothing to browse or buy. Every product shown elsewhere on this site is labelled with what it actually does today.
Can I sell or publish a listing?
Not yet. Seller accounts, listing submission, review, checkout and fulfilment are not built, so no one can publish or sell here. Applications sent through the partner page are read as partnership conversations, not as marketplace listings.
Will you take a commission on marketplace sales?
No commission rate has been set. Because the marketplace is not open, there is no seller agreement and no fee, revenue share or payment term in force.
Is this a multi-vendor store?
It is intended as a curated catalogue in which NexGen eHub or a named partner supplies each listing. There is no multi-vendor storefront, seller dashboard or independent seller checkout today.
What can I use now if I sell on marketplaces?
The Listing Assistant, Listing Quality Checker, Product Description AI, Profit & Pricing Analyst, Stock Planner and Customer Reply Assistant are live on the plans shown on the Products page. They prepare and check listings for marketplaces you already sell on; they are separate from this marketplace.
Would a partner product receive my customer data?
Any future partner listing that touched customer data would be reviewed and its data flows disclosed before it was listed. No partner listing exists, so no third-party data flow is active through the marketplace today.
How will I know what is genuinely available?
The same five labels are used across the site: Available now, Limited, By enquiry, Configuration-dependent and Planned. A planned item is never sold, and a listing that claims more than it does can be corrected or withdrawn.
Partner enquiries are read as partnership conversations. See the partner programmes or send an enquiry and we will confirm what is possible.
Need something that works today?
Use the seller tools already in your workspace, or let our team handle the work under a written scope. Neither depends on the marketplace opening.
Marketplace categories are planned and labelled. Nothing on this page is sold as working software.