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What is Ballycatter marketplace?

a computer with two circles symbolizing a network of industry professionals and suppliers that you can find on Ballycatter.

Ballycatter is like an Expedia, Amazon, or eBay for Industry

Marketplace can be thought of as an Amazon for the oil industry, or a Kijiji, eBay, or Expedia, but where oil and gas suppliers and manufacturers are able to show what they can provide.

Ballycatter is a marketplace - a place to showcase new equipment or services your offer, or what you make as a manufacturer.

  • black checkmarkSpecialized in industry
  • black checkmarkSuppliers with new Equipment
  • black checkmarkDirect contact with companies
Ballycatter, Expedia and eBay webpage comparison

Ballycatter is like an online Tradeshow

Ballycatter marketplace is similar to an exhibition, a place where potential customers can find a variety of suppliers, manufacturers, and service providers in one place.

  • black checkmarkBallycatter is open 24/7
  • black checkmarkFree to use for industry professionals
  • black checkmarkNew equipment and service companies on the site
webpage with next to it a trade show event comparison

All vendors from the industry

Ballycatter does not own any equipment. All we do is host the platform, and it is filled by high-quality vendors active in the industry.

It is not neccesary to have your equipment on the shelf, let the industry know what you do. Let them find you easy when they need it.

venn diagram circles around vendors and suppliers with a ballycatter polar bear logo in the middle
a laptop with a ballycatter webpage showing to a link statistics, facts & numbers a laptop with a ballycatter webpage showing to a link statistics, facts & numbers

Ballycatter fulfills the needs of the B2B industry

There are various types of marketplaces catering to different customer segments. These include B2B (Business-to-Business), B2C (Business-to-Consumer), and C2C (Consumer-to-Consumer) marketplaces, each with distinct characteristics. Here is an explanation of the differences.

a table with logos dividing the companies in B2B, B2C, and C2C

B2B marketplaces serve businesses. Often involve orders, negotiations, and custom pricing tailored to specific business needs. Examples of B2B marketplaces include Alibaba, Ballycatter and Capterra.

B2C marketplaces connect businesses directly with individual consumers. These transactions are typically smaller in scale, and pricing is generally fixed and publicly listed. Well-known B2C marketplaces include Amazon, eBay, and Walmart.

On the other hand, C2C marketplaces, as the name suggests, enable individual consumers to buy and sell products or services directly to and from other consumers. These platforms often facilitate peer-to-peer transactions and can have both local and global reach. Examples of C2C marketplaces include Kijiji, Etsy and Craigslist.

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