Web app example · a founder connecting buyers and sellers
This marketplace connects people browsing offers with sellers who can respond to an enquiry. Search and filters help buyers narrow the field, while seller controls and owner moderation support the work of keeping listings useful.
The example is designed around starting a conversation rather than completing a payment on the site. Decide what makes a listing trustworthy, what information a seller receives, and how the marketplace will handle spam or an enquiry that should not be shared.
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A two-sided enquiry marketplace combines searchable listings, seller pages, buyer messages, a seller workspace and owner moderation. Use the sample to name the audience, the main action, and the smallest useful first version. Cleo HQ then helps turn your own brief into a product plan and a working build.
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A listing should say what is offered, who it suits, the important terms, and how a buyer can judge whether it meets their needs. Useful photos or examples may help, but they should represent the actual offer. The sample includes searchable listings and detail pages; consistent fields make it easier for buyers to compare options without relying on vague descriptions.
The listing detail page provides an enquiry form so a buyer can send a message without first creating a public profile. Tell buyers what information will be sent and tell sellers how quickly they should expect a response. Because this marketplace begins with an enquiry, define how contact details are protected and what happens when a seller does not reply.
A marketplace owner may need to review listings that are misleading, incomplete, or outside the site’s purpose. Clear rules make moderation more consistent and help sellers understand how to fix a problem. The example separates seller management from an owner moderation page; decide how users can report concerns and whether a disputed listing stays visible while it is reviewed.