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Industry · Multi-brand manufacturers

A multi-brand commerce platform for manufacturers.

A second brand should not mean a second everything. One platform carries several storefronts, each with its own catalog, pricing and identity, and a new brand launches on what you already run.

The Nafarú dining-table category, showing made-to-measure tables with reference codes and prices.

Nafarú’s dining range, a separate brand and catalog on the platform built for Muebles Torga.

The short answer

SBFS builds multi-brand commerce platforms for manufacturers who sell the same production capacity under more than one name. Nafarú launched as a second retail brand on the platform we had already built for Muebles Torga, with its own ranges, reference codes, pricing and identity, while the commerce, catalog and configurator layers stay shared, so a fix or a feature lands once and both storefronts get it.

Updated: Nov 2026

Pilot, one-time$4,000
Full channel launchSix weeks
Live demos11 industries
Code and dataYours
01— Fit

When does a manufacturer need one platform for several brands?

You sell under more than one name

A retail brand and a trade brand, a regional brand, or an acquired range that still needs to read as its own storefront.

Two codebases are already drifting

The same fix gets written twice, and the two storefronts answer the same customer question differently.

Each brand has to stand on its own

Customers should see a brand, not a skin over another shop: separate ranges, reference codes, pricing and identity.

02— Capabilities

What do the brands share, and what stays their own?

One commerce and catalog layer

Nafarú and Muebles Torga run on the same commerce and catalog layer, so a fix or a feature lands once instead of twice.

Per-brand catalog, pricing and identity

Separate ranges, reference codes, pricing and typography per brand, so each storefront reads as its own rather than as a variant.

A shared configurator with per-brand rules

The configurator and its compatibility rules are shared infrastructure; the option sets, geometry and materials belong to each brand.

One admin for the group

Catalog, content and orders for both brands are managed from a single admin, so the storefronts are maintained as one system rather than as two.

03— Proof

Which brands share one platform today?

The Nafarú dining-table category, showing made-to-measure tables with reference codes and prices.
Spain

Nafarú

Modular furniture (second retail brand)

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2 brands
One shared store

Nafarú is a second retail brand for the group behind Muebles Torga, launched on the store SBFS had already built. Because the shop, the catalog and the configurator already existed, the work went into the brand itself, not into building a second store.

The Muebles Torga storefront: a headline over the category bar, an item count, and the first row of modular TV compositions.
Spain

Muebles Torga

Modular furniture systems

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−72%
Customer-service tickets

Customer-service tickets fell 72% once customers could no longer order Torga furniture parts that don't fit together. Dealers now manage their own orders, and when one needs help, Torga staff can step into the dealer's account to sort it out.

04— Method

How an engagement runs

01

Diagnose · about a week, included

We map what is genuinely shared between your brands and what is not, model the catalogs, and write the spec. You see the split before anything is built.

02

Build · quoted in Diagnose, inside your tier

The shared platform and the first storefront ship together, with a reviewable demo every Friday on your own test site.

03

Operate & improve · after launch

Launched on your domains, then we stay on: new brands, product lines, rules and integrations, under the monthly fee of your tier. The code and data are yours.

05— FAQ

Questions buyers ask before they commit.

No. The point of the shared layer is that the commerce, catalog and configurator already exist, so the work goes into the new brand's look and catalog, not into rebuilding things that already work.

We publish our prices: a one-time Pilot, then build tiers priced in ranges, because a configurator that resizes the product within your fabrication rules and one that runs your whole sales operation are different jobs. Each build tier is a one-time setup plus a monthly fee for running and improving it. Pilot: $4,000 one-time, for your own product live in a working 3D configurator on your own site, priced, with the full fee credited to the build if you continue. Parametric: $20,000–$40,000 setup and $500–$1,500 a month, for any size the buyer types in, your fabrication rules, files for production, and a connection to your online store or ERP. Forge: from $50,000 setup and a monthly fee scoped with you, for your whole sales operation, from catalog to checkout, on a platform you own. For Parametric and Forge, Diagnose is included and ends with a quote inside your tier.

They should not. Identity, typography, ranges, reference codes and pricing are per brand. Nafarú reads as its own storefront, not as a theme over Muebles Torga.

You do: all of the source code, the platform framework included, and the data, with no license or per-seat fee. The repository can live in your GitHub or GitLab.

On Vercel and Neon, in the region you choose. It runs on your own accounts from the start, or on ours while we operate it, and we move it to yours whenever you ask.
06— Related

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Your dealers reorder constantly and should not need your sales team to do it. They need their own login, their own pricing, and a configurator that only offers what your plant can build.

08— Get in touch

Send us one product. See it live, priced, in a business day.

Fastest way to start

Book the 20-minute call for your free demo

Pick a time and you'll get a Google Meet invite. We agree on one of your products and its options, and within one business day you see it working on a private link. No slides and no sales pressure.

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