Top 15 Marketplaces to sell Gaming and Accessories

The leading marketplaces for selling gaming products and accessories include broad generalists such as Amazon and eBay, regional leaders such as Bol.com in the Netherlands and Belgium, Cdiscount and Fnac in France, and Otto in Germany, alongside electronics and gaming focused channels such as Best Buy, MediaMarkt, and KaBum. To sell on them you register as a seller, create product listings for your consoles, games, peripherals, and merchandise, set pricing, and fulfil orders yourself or through the marketplace fulfilment service. The right mix depends on which countries you want to reach and whether your range leans toward hardware, software, or accessories. Below is a grounded look at each platform and what it offers gaming sellers.

The marketplaces for gaming and accessories

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1. Amazon

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Amazon is one of the largest online marketplaces, with a turnover of around 51 billion euros. It carries a wide range of gaming products, from new releases to retro classics, plus accessories, hardware, and digital downloads. To start, you register as a seller, choose a selling plan, build your listings, and fulfil orders yourself or through Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA), which stores, packs, and ships for you. Amazon also offers advertising tools to raise the visibility of your listings.

2. eBay

eBay is a major marketplace across Europe, with a turnover of around 25 billion euros, and a long established home for gaming. Buyers come for new and used games, consoles, accessories, and collectibles, which makes it useful for sellers handling both fresh stock and used items. Its Global Shipping Program can simplify international deliveries, and its marketing tools let you run promotions, coupons, and sponsored listings.

3. Bol.com

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Bol.com is one of the leading marketplaces in the Netherlands and Belgium, with strong reach for digital gaming accessories. Listings are clearly structured, which helps gaming products surface for shoppers browsing the category. Sellers benefit from an established retail brand that buyers already trust. You can read more in our guide on how to sell on Bol.com.

4. KaBum

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KaBum is built around gaming and technology, so it attracts a focused audience of gamers and tech buyers looking for consoles, peripherals, and accessories. That specialisation works in your favour: the people browsing are already there for products like yours. The platform offers intuitive navigation and search that helps shoppers find listings quickly.

5. Coppel

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For sellers targeting the Latin American market, Coppel is a prominent destination for gaming consoles, accessories, and peripherals. It is a well established retailer with a reputation for service, which lends credibility to the products listed on it. Its search and filtering help buyers reach relevant listings without friction.

6. Best Buy

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Best Buy combines a large online presence with a network of physical stores, giving gaming sellers access to a broad audience of shoppers. Detailed product pages let you present consoles, accessories, and peripherals clearly, and the platform's search and filtering help buyers discover them. Best Buy also provides marketing options such as featured placements and promotions to extend your reach.

7. OnBuy

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OnBuy is one of the leading marketplaces in the United Kingdom, with a turnover of around 1.2 billion euros. It carries consoles, games, accessories, and peripherals, and its shoppers tend to compare prices and reviews across sellers before buying. To sell, you register, choose a subscription plan, build your listings, and fulfil orders, with the option to use the OnBuy Fulfilment Service (OFS) to store, pack, and ship for you.

8. Empik

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Empik reaches a large audience of Polish shoppers looking for consoles, accessories, and collectibles. Its interface and search make listings straightforward to find, which helps sellers gain visibility in the category. With a track record in retail and customer service, it is a practical option for building trust with buyers in Poland.

9. Cdiscount

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Cdiscount is one of the leading marketplaces in France, with a turnover of around 4.2 billion euros. It carries consoles, games, accessories, and VR devices, and its audience responds well to deals, flash sales, and exclusive offers. To sell, you register, create your listings, and ship orders yourself, or use the Clogistique fulfilment service to store, pack, and ship on your behalf.

10. Kruidvat Marketplace

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Kruidvat Marketplace gives gaming sellers access to a sizeable customer base through a trusted retail brand. The interface makes it straightforward to present consoles, peripherals, and collectibles, and the platform offers marketing and promotional tools to stand out. Selling under an established name can help you build credibility with buyers. See our guide on how to sell on Kruidvat Marketplace for details.

11. Fnac

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Fnac is a leading marketplace for cultural and entertainment products in France and across parts of Europe, with a turnover of around 3.8 billion euros. It carries consoles, games, accessories, and books, and its audience values reviews, recommendations, and events. To sell, you register, create listings, and ship orders, with the option to use Fnac Express for fulfilment and advertising tools such as banners, sponsored products, and newsletters.

12. TheMarket

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TheMarket offers gaming sellers a platform to reach a varied audience of shoppers looking for consoles, accessories, and peripherals. Its interface and search help buyers find products without effort, driving discovery toward your listings. A notable feature is its use of personalised recommendations and curated collections, which can put your products in front of more relevant buyers.

13. Otto

Otto is a leading marketplace for home and living products in Germany, with a turnover of around 3.5 billion euros and over 15 million active users a year. Its gaming range spans consoles, games, accessories, and related products, and its customer base leans toward quality and loyalty. To sell, you apply as a partner, upload your catalogue, and integrate your systems with the platform, with the option to use Otto Fulfilment plus marketing tools for campaigns and newsletters.

14. MediaMarkt

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MediaMarkt is a trusted electronics retailer that gives gaming sellers access to a wide customer base. Its reputation for quality lends credibility to the products listed on it, which matters for shoppers buying hardware and accessories. Clear navigation and search keep your gaming accessories easy to find.

15. Pandacola

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Pandacola has been growing as a destination for gaming buyers, with a clean interface and an easy browsing experience that keeps listings visible. What sets it apart is its focus on community, using forums, live streams, and gaming events to connect sellers with their audience. That engagement can help you build visibility and loyalty over time.

How do you choose the right marketplaces?

Start with geography and product fit. Match the marketplaces to the countries you want to sell in, then weigh whether each channel leans toward hardware, software, or accessories so your range lands in front of the right buyers. A few strong fits usually beat listing everywhere at once.

• By region: Bol.com and Kruidvat Marketplace reach the Netherlands and Belgium, Cdiscount and Fnac cover France, Otto and MediaMarkt serve Germany, OnBuy focuses on the United Kingdom, Empik on Poland, and Coppel and KaBum on Latin American buyers.
• By scope: Amazon and eBay give broad international reach, while electronics and gaming focused channels such as Best Buy, MediaMarkt, and KaBum put you in front of audiences already shopping for consoles and accessories.
• By stock type: eBay suits both new and used consoles and collectibles, while most other channels are geared toward new products.

What do you need to start selling?

On almost every marketplace the steps are the same: register as a seller, create accurate product listings, set your pricing, and decide how you will fulfil orders. Many platforms offer their own fulfilment services, including Fulfilment by Amazon, the OnBuy Fulfilment Service, Cdiscount's Clogistique, Fnac Express, and Otto Fulfilment, which store, pack, and ship on your behalf.

The harder part is doing this across several channels at once. Each marketplace has its own listing format, inventory rules, and order flow, so managing them separately costs time and invites errors. Connecting your catalogue, stock, and orders to one system keeps listings consistent and stock levels accurate, which is where a marketplace integration platform earns its place.

How can e-tailize help you sell across these marketplaces?

e-tailize connects your products, stock, and orders to a wide set of gaming and electronics marketplaces from a single place, so you manage every channel without juggling separate systems. Instead of guessing where to start, you can run a free marketplace scan that shows which platforms suit your range and where the real opportunity sits. You keep selling on the marketplaces you already use at no extra cost, and you only pay once a new marketplace starts working for you. If you would like to talk it through first, you can chat with the team before committing to anything.