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Cafe2.com
Korean e-commerce platform for building online stores
About Cafe2.com
Cafe24 is a prominent South Korean e-commerce solutions company that enables businesses to create and manage their own online stores. The platform provides a comprehensive suite of tools for building and operating an online retail presence, including customizable design templates, integrated payment gateways, and marketing support. It caters to a wide range of clients, from individual entrepreneurs to large enterprises, facilitating their entry and expansion into the digital marketplace.
The business model is centered on providing a robust, scalable platform for online commerce. Cafe24 supports integration with major social media channels like Instagram and Facebook, as well as search portals like Google and Naver, allowing merchants to easily market their products and increase sales. It also offers services for expanding into global markets, with capabilities to sell in over 200 countries. The company highlights its significant market share in the domestic e-commerce platform industry, stating that 6 out of 10 online shopping malls in Korea are built using its solutions. Additionally, Cafe24 has programs like the YouTube Shopping Affiliate Program to help creators monetize their content.
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- Founded
- 2000
- Headquarters
- New York City, United States
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- NENetMediaVC
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