Lowe's Marketplace

Lowe's launched its online marketplace in December 2024. In May 2025, it announced a partnership with Mirakl to speed up the marketplace's growth, and Mirakl's platform now powers it. Marketplace products from vetted third-party sellers appear on Lowes.com next to Lowe's own inventory.

Lowe's asks interested businesses to apply at Lowes.com/Marketplace. Lowe's reviews each applicant for fit with its brand and customers. Approved sellers manage catalogs, pricing and orders through the Mirakl seller portal, which is also used by other retailers such as Best Buy and Macy's.

Lowe's verified sellers range from small businesses to nationally known brands, including existing Lowe's suppliers and new third-party sellers. Lowe's carefully selects sellers and monitors their ongoing performance and product ratings. It focuses on quality and fit rather than the largest possible number of sellers.

Lowe's lists indoor and outdoor furniture, kitchen and bath items, home decor, and power and hand tools among its marketplace categories. Products range from value to premium price points. Items that fill gaps in Lowe's own assortment, such as niche or premium home products, fit the marketplace's goals.

Yes. Customers can return marketplace products bought on Lowes.com at any of Lowe's more than 1,700 stores. All marketplace items are also eligible for home delivery. Sellers should plan for how store returns flow back to them under their seller agreement.

Yes. MyLowe's Rewards members earn loyalty points on all marketplace purchases, the same as on items sold by Lowe's. For sellers, this means marketplace listings benefit from the same rewards program that Lowe's customers already use when they shop on Lowes.com.

Lowe's has not published marketplace commission rates or seller fees. Its marketplace announcements do not include fee details, and terms are set in each seller's agreement. Ask for the commission in your category, any portal or integration costs, and payout timing before you sign.