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Lowe's Marketplace

How to apply to Lowe's Marketplace

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To apply to Lowe's Marketplace, submit an application at Lowes.com/Marketplace. Lowe's reviews applications and carefully selects its sellers; if you're selected, you receive an invitation to onboard and set up your catalog in the Lowe's seller portal. Lowe's publishes no review timeline.

This page is part of the sell on Lowe's Marketplace guide.

Last reviewed: October 8, 2026 · Based on Lowe's public information.

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Where to applyLowes.com/Marketplace
Who reviewsLowe's
After selectioninvitation to onboard
Seller toolLowe's seller portal (Mirakl-powered)
Timelinenot published

How do you apply to Lowe's Marketplace, step by step?

Lowe's publishes one front door for interested businesses: an application at Lowes.com/Marketplace. Selection, invitation, and setup follow from there. Lowe's publishes no review timeline.

  1. Check your fit. Confirm your products fit Lowe's categories and you can ship U.S. inventory.
  2. Prepare business details. Have a U.S.-registered business, a U.S. address, a W-9, and an EIN.
  3. Prepare your catalog. Prepare GS1-certified UPCs, complete attributes, a front-facing image, and a Prop 65 declaration for every item.
  4. Apply at Lowes.com/Marketplace. Submit your application at Lowes.com/Marketplace.
  5. Accept Lowe's invitation to onboard, if selected. If Lowe's selects you, accept the invitation to onboard.
  6. Set up your seller account. Complete setup in the Lowe's seller portal, including carriers and catalog templates, or connect through an integration partner such as Acenda.
  7. Test and go live. Run test orders, then start selling. Lowe's monitors ongoing performance.

Category examples are on Lowe's Marketplace categories. Catalog rules for step 3 are on Lowe's Marketplace listing requirements.

Can Acenda help with your Lowe's application?

Acenda is an approved, pioneer partner of Lowe's Marketplace and has been part of Lowe's Marketplace since day one. Acenda can introduce or nominate qualified leads to almost any third-party marketplace. An introduction or nomination is not approval. Lowe's makes the final decision.

You still apply at Lowes.com/Marketplace. If you want Acenda to make an introduction, start with introductions and nominations for Lowe's Marketplace. Requirements can change; confirm current terms during onboarding.

How to apply FAQ

What happens after I apply to Lowe's Marketplace?

Lowe's reviews your application. If it selects your business, you receive an invitation to onboard and set up your account and catalog in the Lowe's seller portal.

How long does Lowe's Marketplace onboarding take?

Lowe's does not publish a timeline. Onboarding time depends on Lowe's review and on your catalog's size and complexity.

Do I need an integration partner to sell on Lowe's Marketplace?

Not necessarily. Sellers can build listings with Lowe's category templates in the seller portal. An integration partner such as Acenda can connect your catalog, inventory, and orders so you manage Lowe's alongside your other channels.

Keep reading

Sell on Lowe's MarketplaceThe guide this application path belongs to.Seller requirementsCheck the business baseline before you apply.Introductions and nominationsWhat an introduction adds, and what it does not.Listing requirementsWhat to prepare in the catalog.What Acenda handlesHow the connection works after approval.

Ready to apply to Lowe's Marketplace?

You apply at Lowes.com/Marketplace. Acenda can help you prepare the catalog and, after approval, run the channel. Book a demo and we'll walk through the fees for your setup.

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