Your products live on Galaxus.
Where automation is mandatory.

No. Galaxus handpicks its sellers: assortment fit, quality and setup are reviewed individually, including a credit check and a test order. Prerequisites are a registered office and a warehouse in the EU plus a valid VAT ID.

No base fee and no setup fee; you only pay a sales commission. The official commission table is part of the contract and not public; integrator reports put the rates at roughly 5 to 20% depending on the category. (As of 2026.)

Well-prepared partners go live within a few weeks; poorly prepared ones reportedly wait up to a year. The difference is almost always data quality, which is exactly where we start.

Prices, stock and delivery times have to update automatically at least once a day; manual maintenance is contractually excluded. A clean integration isn't optional there, it's an admission requirement.

Galaxus categorizes products via your data model: besides master data and price/stock, a dedicated specifications feed is mandatory, plus German titles and valid GS1 EANs. Complete specifications decide your visibility.

Yes. Channable supports Galaxus officially: listings via the four data feeds, orders and returns run automated (Marketplace program). As a Channable Gold Partner we build exactly this setup.

The partner program also exists for galaxus.ch. Selling into Switzerland adds customs and export topics (HS codes among them). Whether Germany, the EU markets or Switzerland make sense for you is what we clarify in the discovery call.

No, deliberately not. Admission and approvals sit with Galaxus, and we don't promise what we don't control. We get you launch-ready and deliver the automation Galaxus requires.