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Iran Market Center is positioned as a local Iranian internet-based buying and selling service system. It mainly provides online stores with order processing, postal delivery, cash-on-delivery collection, and advertising distribution support. Its role is closer to ecommerce infrastructure connecting online shops, buyers, and the postal network, rather than a standalone website builder or a full open marketplace.
The platform’s workflow is fairly clear: after a buyer places an order on a seller’s online store and enters their address, the order appears in the seller’s control panel. The seller prepares the goods, postal staff collect the parcel, and the item is delivered to the buyer within Iran. Payment is collected by the postal service upon delivery. The platform then performs the financial calculation and settles with online stores four times per month, every Monday. If a parcel is lost or damaged within the postal system, the text states that the issue will be followed up and compensated according to the postal company’s rules.
On pricing, the website only states that no additional fees are deducted from sellers beyond the items specified in the contract. It does not disclose specific setup fees, service fees, or commission rates. Its advertising system allows sellers to display products to a large number of internet users, with advertisers or marketers helping drive sales. For each paid order, a commission is paid to the promoter based on the percentage or fixed amount set by the seller. For sellers already using Iran Market Center, membership in the advertising system is free.
Its strengths are its deep fit with Iran’s local postal and cash-on-delivery environment, making it suitable for markets where trust in online payment is limited or COD is preferred. The affiliate-style advertising model can also help expand product exposure. The drawbacks are the limited public information available: contract pricing, technical integrations, after-sales rules, and online payment capabilities are all unclear. The platform also explicitly states that it only provides postal purchase services and is not responsible for product content, meaning buyer disputes mainly need to be handled by contacting the seller.
It is better suited to small and medium-sized online stores serving local Iranian consumers, sellers that want to use postal COD fulfillment, and merchants willing to incentivize promoters with commissions. For Chinese cross-border sellers, the text does not indicate support for cross-border logistics, international payment collection, Chinese-language support, or onboarding for foreign merchants. Alternatives may include Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, or major local Iranian ecommerce channels. Access from mainland China is not covered in the source text, so its status is unknown.
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