Faire ‘opening its doors’ to business-use buyers
Faire announced it’s “opening its doors” for business-use buyers to purchase wholesale products for their own operations, rather than using the marketplace to purchase products for resale. It said “tens of thousands” of businesses have tried for years to buy wholesale products for their own operations. Faire called the addition to its business model “a […] The post Faire ‘opening its doors’ to business-use buyers appeared first on Digital Commerce 360.
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Faire announced it’s “opening its doors” for business-use buyers to purchase wholesale products for their own operations, rather than using the marketplace to purchase products for resale. It said “tens of thousands” of businesses have tried for years to buy wholesale products for their own operations.
Faire called the addition to its business model “a notable evolution” as it seeks to reach a broader segment of wholesale demand. It also said it expects to reach buyers from restaurants, hotels, corporate buyers and event companies. Faire is an online wholesale platform that independent retailers use to source products.
At the end of 2025, Faire secured an offer valuing the company at $5. 2 billion. News B2B marketplace Faire reaches $5. 2 billion valuation Mark Brohan | Dec 5, 2025
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