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B2B E-commerce Platform RFP & Specification in Berlin (2026)

Mohamed Bah·Fondateur, Kolonell
September 7, 2026
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B2B E-commerce Platform RFP & Specification in Berlin (2026)

B2B E-commerce Platform RFP & Specification in Berlin (2026)

E-commerce

The verdict in three sentences

A B2B e-commerce platform in Berlin costs between 40,000,000 and 110,000,000 MGA (roughly 8,300–22,800 EUR) in 2026. Without a clear specification (RFP), vendor quotes vary by ±35%, making any comparison impossible. A well-built spec frames the MVP vs full-platform scope and secures your budget before the RFP goes out.

MVP scope vs full platform

ModuleMVPFull platform
Catalog + searchYesYes + advanced filters
Per-customer price gridsBasicFull multi-tier
Order approval workflowNoYes
Multi-buyer accountsBasicRoles + budgets
Online payment1 methodMulti-method
ERP integrationNoYes
Indicative budget40–60 M MGA75–110 M MGA

Starting with an MVP lets you launch in 14 to 18 weeks and validate adoption before investing in advanced modules. The full platform is justified if your B2B processes are already mature and documented.

Pricing the priority modules

ModuleEffort (weeks)Cost (MGA)
Per-customer price grids3–412,000,000–16,000,000
Approval workflow2–38,000,000–12,000,000
Multi-buyer accounts2–38,000,000–11,000,000
Payment + reconciliation2–37,000,000–10,000,000
ERP integration3–514,000,000–22,000,000

The day rate of a vendor in Berlin sits around 900,000 MGA equivalent in 2026. The overall timeline is 14 to 24 weeks by scope. A precise spec cuts the quote spread from ±35% to ±10%.

Vendor selection grid

CriterionWeightTo check
Similar B2B references25%2–3 comparable projects
Technical competence20%Stack, security, APIs
ERP integration capacity20%Odoo/Sage experience
Methodology + timeline15%Sprints, milestones
Maintenance + SLA10%12–18%/year
Price10%Consistency with spec

Mini case study

Mr. Rakoto, operations director of a food distributor in Berlin, must launch an RFP for a B2B platform. Without a spec, he receives three quotes of 45 M, 68 M and 95 M MGA — impossible to compare.

He invests 3 weeks writing a detailed spec (MVP scope, price grids, workflow, payment). New quotes: 58 M, 62 M and 66 M MGA, i.e. a ±7% spread. He selects a vendor at 62,000,000 MGA for an MVP delivered in 16 weeks. The spec saved him a potential 25 to 30 M MGA overrun from vague scope and mid-project change orders.

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FAQ

How much does a B2B e-commerce platform cost in 2026?

Between 40,000,000 and 110,000,000 MGA by scope: MVP (40–60 M) or full platform with workflow and ERP integration (75–110 M).

Why is a specification essential?

Without a spec, vendor quotes vary by ±35%, making comparison impossible and exposing you to costly change orders. A precise spec cuts the spread to ±10%.

MVP or full platform to start?

The MVP (delivered in 14–18 weeks) validates adoption before investing further. The full platform is justified if your B2B processes are already mature and documented.

Which modules to price first?

The per-customer price grids (12–16 M MGA), the approval workflow (8–12 M) and the ERP integration (14–22 M) are the structuring items to frame in the spec.

How to choose the right vendor?

With a weighted grid: B2B references (25%), technical competence (20%), ERP integration capacity (20%), methodology (15%), maintenance (10%), price (10%).

Let's scope your project. Describe your B2B processes, module priorities and RFP deadline: we help you frame the spec and a budget between 40,000,000 and 110,000,000 MGA. Detailed quote within 48 h. WhatsApp +221 77 596 93 33.

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Mohamed Bah

Fondateur, Kolonell

Passionate about digital and entrepreneurship in Africa, Mohamed has been helping Sénégalese businesses with their digital transformation since 2020. Founder of Kolonell, he believes every SME deserves a professional and accessible online présence.