How to Create Your Company Account on MarbleMap, Step by Step

MarbleMap is the global B2B marketplace connecting natural stone buyers and suppliers. Buyers publish their requests for free and receive comparable sealed offers from verified suppliers, with no commission and no middlemen in between. In this guide, which follows the same flow you can watch in the video above, we walk through creating a company account step by step: the sign-up form, email verification, your company profile, stone categories, and the human-reviewed application at the end. The interface is available in thirteen languages, including Turkish, Arabic and Chinese, and the video carries subtitles in all thirteen as well, so your team can follow the process in the language it works in.

The sign-up form: one page, under a minute

To register, click "Create a free account" on marblemap.co. The form fits on a single page and takes less than a minute to complete. You start with your first and last name, then enter your work email, which also becomes your login ID. Add your company name, choose a strong password, and select your role: buyer, supplier, or both. The supplier role lets you showcase your products and quote on requests, while the buyer role is for publishing requests and collecting offers. Companies that work on both sides of the trade can simply pick both. Accept the terms of use and click "Create Account" to finish the first step.

Email verification with a six-digit code

For your security, MarbleMap sends a six-digit verification code to your email address. This step blocks fake accounts and keeps the marketplace clean for everyone trading on it. Enter the code in the boxes and it verifies automatically as soon as the sixth digit is in; there is no extra button to press. Once your email is confirmed, you sign in with your new account and the platform takes you straight to the company profile step.

Your company profile speeds up verification

Your company details are what the MarbleMap team uses to verify your application, and the more complete they are, the faster you get approved. Your company name is pre-filled from registration, so there is nothing to retype. On this screen you select your country. We recommend adding your website, because it is a clear trust signal for buyers. VAT number and phone are optional, but filling them in speeds up the verification process.

Stone categories and supply regions

The categories screen determines how buyers will find you. Select the stone categories you work with, such as marble, travertine and granite. Your supply region matters just as much, because in the natural stone industry buyers often search by origin. You can also add your annual production capacity, which helps match your company with high-volume requests. These choices feed the filters buyers use when their requests go out to suppliers, so they are worth a few minutes of care. When your selections are done, click "Continue" to move on to the summary.

Every application is reviewed by a human

Before submitting, you review your application on a single screen: your role, company, country and categories are all summarized there. If anything needs a change, the "Edit" links take you back to the right step. When you click "Submit application", your application goes into review. Every application on MarbleMap is personally evaluated by the team; there is no automatic approval. This is what keeps the marketplace free from spam and fake registrations, and it means buyers only ever deal with verified companies. You receive an email as soon as you are approved, and from that moment you can showcase your products, quote on open requests, and connect with buyers around the world.

Get started today

If you buy natural stone, opening a request on MarbleMap is completely free: publish what you need, collect sealed offers from verified suppliers, and compare them without paying any commission. If you supply stone, create your company account today and start quoting on verified requests as soon as your profile is approved. Visit marblemap.co to get started.