Know a Manufacturer That Needs Ecommerce?

Introduce them to Virtina. Earn revenue share.

Virtina specilizes in building ecommerce solutions for manufacturers, including B2B portals, ERP integrations, complex catalogs, performance optimization, and ongoing support.

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What Is Virtina’s Referral Program?

Referral Program
  • Introduce a manufacturer to Virtina.
  • If they sign a services contract, you earn a revenue share.
  • Virtina builds and supports B2B eCommerce for manufacturers: customer-specific pricing, catalogs, and ERP integrations.
  • You stay the relationship owner: Virtina handles discovery, delivery, and ongoing support.
  • “You” means the referral partner submitting the introduction.

How the Referral Process Works

Virtina checks fit, timeline, platform, and scope.

1

You Submit the Referral

Share the manufacturer details using the form.

2

Virtina Qualifies the Lead

We check fit, timeline, platform, and scope.

3

Virtina Runs Sales + Delivery

Discovery, proposal, execution, support.

4

Deal Closes → You Get Paid

Revenue share issued after Virtina receives payment.

We will keep you informed of the deal progress through the process.

Sales Team Concern

Will eCommerce Reduce Rep Commissions?

One of the biggest internal concerns manufacturers have is the fear that eCommerce will reduce sales rep commissions or weaken sales relationships.

Virtina does not build B2B eCommerce to replace sales reps. Virtina builds sales-assisted commerce systems that protect rep income while reducing manual workload.

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The Concern

Manufacturers worry eCommerce will reduce sales rep commissions or weaken sales relationships.

  • Sales reps fear losing commission on repeat orders
  • Management worries about channel conflict
  • Teams resist change to familiar processes
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Virtina’s Approach: Sales-Assisted Commerce

Virtina builds systems that protect rep income while reducing manual workload.

  • eCommerce supports repeat ordering while reps focus on new business
  • RFQ and quote-to-order workflows keep sales involved in complex deals
  • Account-based pricing and customer ownership rules preserve relationships
  • Automation reduces time on routine orders and follow-ups
Outcome: Reps spend more time creating new revenue, while existing accounts get faster service and smoother reordering.

Decision Checklist

What Referral Partners Do vs What Virtina Handles

Refer them if most of these are true:

  • They want to sell online or improve online sales
  • They need B2B features (dealer portal, role-based access, customer pricing)
  • They have catalog complexity (variants, specs, many SKUs)
  • They need integrations (ERP / CRM / PIM / inventory / shipping)
  • Their current site is slow, outdated, unstable, or hard to manage
  • They have budget for professional execution
  • They want a reliable long-term dev + support partner

Might still be OK (submit anyway):

  • Early-stage but serious about scaling
  • Only needs support/optimization, not a full rebuild
  • Unclear requirements but wants expert guidance

Do NOT refer (low-fit):

  • Not a manufacturer and has no eCommerce need
  • Wants a quick cheap site with no scope clarity
  • No intent to invest within the next 6–12 months
  • Refuses discovery/scoping

Your Job

  • Make the intro
  • Provide basic context (what they need)

Virtina Handles

  • Discovery + Scoping
  • Proposal + Contracting
  • Development + Integrations
  • QA + Launch
  • Support + Optimization

Low effort for you. Virtina does 100% of the work.

What Makes a High-Quality Manufacturer Referral?

Referral partners typically earn 5-10% of project value, with payouts ranging from $1500 to $9000+ depending on project scope.

payout timing depends on project commercial terms and payment milestones.

Observed in 150+ Projects Since 2012

Common Mistakes Manufacturers Make in B2B eCommerce

You don’t go to war in a fighter jet built by the pilot. You need an engineering team to build the jet so the pilot can fly it to victory. B2B eCommerce is no different.

Manufacturers often approach digital commerce as a “website launch.” But modern B2B buyers expect Amazon-like speed, clarity, and convenience, even when the transaction involves negotiated pricing, approvals, and procurement rules. At the end of the day, humans are still buying. The buying experience is being consumerized.

B2B eCommerce is not just “eCommerce.” It is inclusive commerce: a system that serves buyers, procurement teams, partners, distributors, dealers, and internal sales teams in one connected engine.

#1

Treating B2B eCommerce like B2C

B2B buyers expect account-based pricing, negotiated terms, and role-based ordering.

Better: Build around customer accounts, pricing rules, permissions, and repeat ordering.
#2

Treating ERP as Your eCommerce

Without ERP integration, teams manually manage inventory, pricing, and data.

Better: Plan ERP/CRM/PIM integration early, even if rollout is phased.
#3

Underestimating Catalog Complexity

Poor catalog structure with variants and thousands of SKUs leads to bad UX.

Better: Design product data structure first, then build navigation and search.
#4

Skipping RFQ and Quote-to-Order

Many B2B purchases require quotes and approvals. Without them, buyers leave.

Better: Add RFQ flows with account history, approvals, and tracking.
#5

Relying on Plugins for Critical Workflows

Too many plugins increase risk: conflicts, performance, security.

Better: Custom-build workflows that define your buying experience.
#6

Ignoring Roles and Permissions

Manufacturers need multi-user accounts with different access levels.

Better: Implement role-based access as a core requirement.
#7

Launching Without Long-Term Support

B2B eCommerce is never done. It needs continuous attention.

Better: Treat the site as a growth system with ongoing support.
#8

Relying Only on Tradeshows

Pipeline becomes slower and vulnerable to digital competitors.

Better: Use digital commerce for catalogs, landing pages, conversion paths.
#9

Not Offering Self-Serve Options

If buyers can't self-serve, sales cycles slow dramatically.

Better: Provide self-serve: product discovery, quick reorder, RFQ submission.

Why do you need to hire Virtina for B2B eCommerce Infrastructure

Manufacturers need eCommerce platforms that handle B2B complexity, including customer-specific pricing, ERP integrations, and large catalogs. Virtina specializes in these requirements for manufacturers selling online.

B2B eCommerce & Dealer Portals

Custom storefronts for B2B buyers with role-based access and account management.

Customer-Specific Pricing & RFQ

Account-based pricing tiers, negotiated terms, and quote-to-order workflows.

ERP / CRM / PIM Integrations

Seamless integration with ERP, CRM, PIM, inventory, and shipping systems.

Large Catalogs & Performance

Handling 100s to 1000s of SKUs with speed optimization and ongoing support.

Additional capabilities: role-based catalogs, performance optimization, Core Web Vitals, CRO, and ongoing support & enhancements.

Real Results, Real Feedback

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22.5% Revenue Growth in 9 months

This product and what you guys have developed for me is a totally different level... It’s almost like printing money.money

Robert Rinker
MM-Source Founder

The platform you’ve built for us isn’t just another website. It’s a whole new system that’s going to revolutionize how we operate. It’s a game-changer.

Don Daniel
President at The Fruitful Grind

ctr 21.34% CTR (vs 8.43% industry avg)
conversion rate 7.1% Conversion Rate (vs 2.5% industry avg)

Virtina isn’t a vendor to us, they’re a true partner.

Paul Rhoads
Vice President at Energy Pricing

3-Phase Methodology

Virtina’s Methodology for Digital Commerce Growth

A successful B2B commerce program is not a single project. It is an end-to-end system that must be engineered, launched, and optimized like a mission.

Phase 1

Intelligence

Combining AI and human analysis to find the where and how:

  • Competitive strategy and differentiation
  • Buyer expectations and friction points
  • Opportunity mapping and prioritization
  • Messaging and positioning insights

Phase 2

Infrastructure

Building the high-performance engine:

  • B2B platform architecture
  • ERP/CRM/PIM integrations
  • Pricing logic and contract enforcement
  • RFQ, approvals, and account workflows
  • Governance and scalability

Phase 3

Impact

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Fueling the engine and optimizing the funnel for maximum sales:

  • Demand generation and campaigns
  • Conversion optimization (CRO)
  • Content and landing page performance
  • Analytics tied to revenue outcomes
  • Continuous improvement loops

Outcome: A streamlined, end-to-end solution that improves revenue, profit, customer happiness, and partner satisfaction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Partners typically earn 5–10% of project value. Payouts range from $500 to $9,000+ depending on scope.

Payouts are issued once Virtina receives payment from the client, per contract milestones.

Not at all. Your job is the warm intro. Virtina handles discovery, scoping, and architecture.

Many clients come to us because generalist agencies can't handle B2B complexity. If they're frustrated, they're a perfect referral.

We build Sales-Assisted Commerce — systems that empower reps with better data and automated re-ordering for new business focus.

We specialize in Magento (Adobe Commerce), Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, and WooCommerce.

A manufacturer or wholesaler with high SKU counts, complex pricing, or a need to sync with ERP (NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics).

Yes. We focus on North America but work with global B2B entities seeking enterprise-grade infrastructure.

Typically 4–12 weeks from intro to signed contract, depending on scope.

Absolutely. We provide updates so you know where your referral stands in our pipeline.

Refer a B2B manufacturer. Earn revenue share.

Make the intro, Virtina handles the rest: qualify, scope, close, deliver.