Prices for approved sellers only,
expected margin for everyone
A B2B wholesale platform that connects Korean cosmetics brands with retail businesses in Australia and New Zealand. The public catalogue hides selling prices and shows only the expected margin. Unit prices and quantity tiers open only to approved sellers.
B2B wholesale, role-based access, approvals
Real screens.
Captured in September 2026. Select an image to enlarge it.
Wholesale prices cannot be shown to everyone, but the reason to join has to be.
Public pages must not reveal unit prices, quantity tiers or stock. Sellers who are considering joining still need the expected margin to make a decision.
Brands, sellers and the operator each have their own screens and permissions. Both sign-ups and product listings go through operator approval.
The same product data is shown differently depending on the role.
Sellers and brands apply through a single application. The operator checks the business evidence and approves each one. Brands upload a product draft, preview it, and publish after operator approval.
The seller cart calculates minimum order quantity, tier pricing and GST together. The operator screens track sales, purchase closing and supplier payments by brand, and manage document download permissions and audit logs.
Stack.
Next.js 16, React 19
The public catalogue and role-based screens run in one codebase.
Aurora PostgreSQL, Drizzle
Stores products, price tiers, orders and applications.
Role-based data exposure
The same product shows different prices and stock depending on the role.
AWS S3
Holds brand images and documents.