Tom Anbinder

Pablo Pacheco

WPFactory

Kousik Mukherjee

Omar AlDabbas

Algoritmika

Marketplace for WooCommerce lets users sell on your store once they become vendors, earning commissions for their sales.
Check some of its features:
<ul>
<li>Vendors can customize their public pages.</li>
<li>Admins can setup the url slug of vendors public pages.</li>
<li>Admins can choose a custom label for vendors.</li>
<li>Users have to apply to become vendors.</li>
<li>Admins can setup vendors capabilities to upload files, view orders, publish products automatically and more.</li>
<li>Admins can block vendors at any time.</li>
<li>Setup commissions by percentage or fixed value.</li>
<li>Commissions can be manually or automatically created on order complete, processing, you choose it.</li>
<li>Vendor’s products have a tab displaying info about the vendor, like its logo and description.</li>
</ul>

Marketplace for WooCommerce

It has all important features to let visitors sell something on your website.

PS: I had to enable cutomer registration for my WooCommerce 3.1.2 in:
WordPress Admin panel -> WooCommerce -> Settings -> Accounts -> 
Customer registration ->
Enable customer registration on the “My account” page.

simple marketplace

intrackt

Advanced Control of the Vendor Experience When Adding or Editing Their Products
<ul>
<li>Can define default values for all fields in a product when it is being added by a vendor. This uses a Vendor Master Product where you can specify initial values for any fields in a product, including all postmeta and terms.</li>
<li>Can hide any arbitrary content when a vendor is adding or editing a product so that they cannot modify or see fields that you do not want them to see or modify.</li>
<li>Ability to rename almost every field when a vendor is adding or editing a product to make them more meaningful to the vendor.</li>
<li>Ability to add help information to almost all areas on the page when a vendor is adding or editing a product.</li>
<li>Ability to add detailed instructions for the vendor at the top of the page when the vendor is adding a product.</li>
</ul>
Other 3rd Party Plugin Support
<ul>
<li>Works with “Offers for WooCommerce” by Angell EYE to permit vendors to let customers submit offers for their products.</li>
<li>Lets the store owner define default values and/or hide postmeta and terms used by other 3rd party plugins from the vendor when the vendor is adding or editing a product.</li>
</ul>
General Features
<ul>
<li>Can completely hide the identity of the vendor from the customer and the customer from the vendor.</li>
<li>Can simplify the “Become a Vendor” form for registered users so that it relies on information already known as part of the registration process.</li>
<li>Adds links to the users storefront account area for consigning and managing their own products.</li>
<li>Can permit or prohibit the store owner from being able to see and manage vendors’ offers.</li>
<li>Expanded control over hiding or renaming admin menu items that the vendor sees when they are in the store admin.</li>
</ul>

Intrackt Vendors

Adds enhanced Features for YITH Multi Vendor. (Ask us about extending other multi-vendor plugins.)

Marketplace for WooCommerce vs Intrackt Vendors