Used Car & Bike Marketplace

Job ID: 40250533

Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR

I’m building an online, multi-vendor showroom where owners and dealerships can list pre-owned cars and bikes side by side. The platform must let sellers open their own mini-stores, upload inventory, set prices, manage orders and chat with prospects, all from a clean dashboard.

For buyers the browsing experience should feel as close to a test drive as possible: powerful search and filtering (make, model, year, mileage, price range, location), clear comparison tools and, most importantly, a dedicated section on every vehicle page that breaks down the full technical specification sheet in an easy-to-scan format. That technical spec module is non-negotiable for both car and bike listings; I do not need customer reviews or high-resolution photo galleries right now, so the layout can be optimised around the spec table, seller details and contact options.

Core requirements
• Multi-vendor architecture (Laravel, Django, WooCommerce or comparable framework – I’m flexible if the stack is stable and well-documented).
• Responsive design that performs smoothly on mobile.
• Secure sign-up/login (social login welcome).
• Vehicle submission form with conditional fields that feed directly into the spec module.
• Admin panel for approving listings, managing commissions and exporting data.
• Basic payment gateway integration so sellers can pay listing fees or featured-slot upgrades.

Deliverables
1. Fully functional web application hosted on my server.
2. Source code with installation and deployment instructions.
3. Short video walkthrough of the vendor dashboard and a sample listing flow.

Acceptance criteria
• I can register as a vendor, publish one car and one bike, and see their detailed spec sheets live.
• Search returns accurate results within two seconds.
• No critical errors in console and all forms are sanitised against common exploits.

If this build fits your wheelhouse, outline your proposed tech stack, timeline and any similar marketplaces you’ve shipped.
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