Intelligence
See where to sell, what to list, and who is moving first.
We connect marketplace sellers, catalogs, company accounts, and commercial signals to answer the decision in front of you. The coverage is broad. The analysis is rebuilt around your market, category, and competitors.
eMAG · July 2026
Romanian sellers are already operating cross-border on eMAG.
See the size of each storefront, where sellers come from, and how many already operate across borders. That turns a country choice into a competitive map.
companies observed in Romania
companies observed in Hungary
companies observed in Bulgaria
Seller origin across storefronts
How Romanian, Bulgarian, and Hungarian sellers spread across eMAG.
The same company can appear in more than one column. Each cell counts companies observed on that storefront.
| Company country | eMAG RO | eMAG HU | eMAG BG |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romanian companies | 24,511 | 9,711 | 9,696 |
| Bulgarian companies | 1,431 | 1,191 | 4,195 |
| Hungarian companies | 772 | 2,631 | 510 |
1,558
Romanian companies appeared on eMAG Hungary or Bulgaria, or both, without appearing on eMAG Romania in the same snapshot.
Company counts are deduplicated. Catalog entries are storefront observations, so the same assortment can appear in more than one country.
Company growth · FY2024 to FY2025
Fast growth was not limited to giant catalogs.
We connected Romanian eMAG sellers to filed accounts, then examined which marketplace patterns repeated among companies gaining ground.
Shape of the fastest 25
The fastest-growing companies were not all catalog giants.
This cut looks at the 25 fastest-growing companies that reached at least RON 1 million in FY2025, then compares their catalog size, categories, and market coverage.
The pattern is not one winning category or the largest possible catalog. It is knowing which operating model is working in the peer group relevant to you.
Three growth outliers
The same growth signal can sit behind very different marketplace businesses.
Turnover shows us where movement happened. Catalog depth, market coverage, and platform overlap tell us what to investigate next.
01
+19,487%QUDO Korean Beauty Care
RON 0.12m to RON 24.26mcompany turnover
- Catalog
- 1,717 eMAG · 638 Trendyol
- Presence
- eMAG RO, HU, BG + Trendyol
A beauty catalog present across every eMAG country we track, plus Trendyol.
02
+10,196%Smart System Distribution
RON 0.11m to RON 11.62mcompany turnover
- Catalog
- 16 eMAG entries
- Presence
- eMAG Romania
A focused printer catalog beside an eight-figure company turnover.
03
+2,052%Best Sells
RON 0.36m to RON 7.73mcompany turnover
- Catalog
- 17,246 eMAG · 1,309 Trendyol
- Presence
- eMAG RO, HU + Trendyol
The deepest catalog of the three, already spread across platforms and countries.
FY2024 and FY2025 filed whole-company turnover, not marketplace sales. Marketplace catalog entries are observations from the July 2026 snapshot.
The cohort includes Romanian eMAG seller companies with FY2024 turnover above RON 100k and positive turnover in both years. The eMAG operator is excluded. Turnover is filed whole-company turnover, not eMAG sales.
Trendyol RO · July 2026
Nearly six in ten visible Trendyol RO sellers are Romanian.
Track who is active, where sellers come from, and which brands face the widest reseller competition. Then recut the view around your category and market.
Visible seller country
Romanian profiles form the largest group.
- Romania
- 9,696 · 58.4%
- Türkiye
- 6,558 · 39.5%
- Other or unavailable
- 361 · 2.2%
Brands carried by the most sellers
See where reseller competition is widest.
9,574 profiles returned at least one brand label.
- 01Pierre Cardin122 seller profiles
- 02Penti100 seller profiles
- 03Lumberjack96 seller profiles
- 04Puma87 seller profiles
- 05Philips87 seller profiles
- 06Samsung87 seller profiles
Use this view to spot crowded brand positions, then recut it by category, price, market, or seller growth. OEM and generic catalog placeholders are excluded.
The 20,535 seller profiles resolve to 20,288 companies. Brand presence measures seller breadth, not sales.
eMAG and Trendyol
7,621companies appear on both marketplaces.
This cohort shows how cross-platform sellers spread their catalog presence, which other marketplaces they use, and what their company results look like.
For an individual case, we can recut this overlap by category, country, catalog size, growth, profitability, or competitor set.
Catalog shares describe observed listing presence, not sales share. eMAG covers its RO, HU, and BG storefronts; Trendyol uses its Romanian storefront view.
The method
One market looks different at each speed.
Each clock catches a different part of the story. Joined around the same seller, category, or cohort, they put business evidence, commercial intent, and marketplace movement into one view.
Business evidence
Filed accounts add company scale, growth, profitability, and operating context. Connected to storefronts, they show the business behind visible marketplace activity.
Decision valueTest whether visible momentum had commercial strength behind it.
Commercial intent
Web and advertising activity reveals when attention shifts to a site, campaign, or catalog. It can surface a move before annual accounts arrive.
Decision valueCatch where a seller is leaning in and decide what deserves a closer look.
Marketplace pulse
Periodic marketplace snapshots follow sellers, listings, categories, and cross-market expansion. They show how a position is changing on the platforms themselves.
Decision valueSee who entered, what changed, and where competitive pressure is building.
Decisions, not dashboards
The same infrastructure answers different questions.
The case determines the cohort, markets, sources, and time horizon. These are the three seller decisions we build around most often.
Where should we sell?
Compare category structure and seller movement across markets, then add company and commercial context. Prioritise the channels that fit your catalog, operating model, and timing.
What should we list?
See where catalogs are concentrated, how ranges are changing, and where coverage thins out. Shape a focused catalog around the position you want to test.
How should we compete?
Follow the same cohort across storefronts, sites, and company records. Understand how competitors are moving, then decide where your own position should be different.
Built around the case
The infrastructure is connected. The analysis is made for the decision.
MarketExtent is not a fixed dashboard that produces the same answer for every seller. Bring a market, category, competitor set, or expansion question. We define the cohort, choose the useful clocks, refresh or add sources where needed, and build the focused view the case requires.
- A market
- A category
- A competitor set
- A hunch
Frame
Clarify the decision and what evidence could genuinely change it.
Assemble
Select the markets, sellers, catalogs, company records, and time horizon that matter.
Build
Turn the connected evidence into a focused analysis, recurring monitor, or decision tool.
Method, in brief: Every analysis states the cohort, date, and definitions used. Marketplace depth, advertising coverage, and filed company data depend on the sources selected for the case.
Bring us the decision
What are you trying to understand before you move?
Give us the market, category, competitor, or hunch. We will show you which clocks can inform it and build the view around your case.