Well, that was a fun half hour on your site.

First things first. Let’s get some useful information for you for requesting support.

1.) Start your own thread. I didnt realize till now that you’re posting in a completely UNRELATED thread asking for support on a completely unrelated issue. Click “Forums” then “Pro”, then scroll to the bottom, that’s where you post new support tickets. Post in your thread only. 🙂

2.) When you follow #1, you’ll see seven steps to diagnose your problem in advance. FOLLOW THEM ALL. And to answer your next question — YES, follow them EVERY TIME. 😉 Had you done that, one of the instructions in there tells you to:

3.) Disable all plugins other than WC Vendors Pro, WC Vendors, and WooCommerce. Test. Does it work? In your case, IT DOES. Disabling the plugin “BuddyPress” solved your problem, and allowed both Pro & Free dashboards to work.

So let’s look at #3 now and figure out — WTF Happened? I went through your BuddyPress settings, wp-admin > Settings > BuddyPress > Pages. Uhoh. Here’s the problem. You have your registration and activation page for new users set to your Pro & Free Dashboard pages. Why, well, that’s beyond me, I have no idea why you’d do that. Basically, by setting the pages to the wrong page, you screwed up your site. 🙂 I set them to “None” instead of the Free & Pro Dashboard pages for you, you’ll want to get that fixed, though, probably by restoring the pages you deleted from the trash and setting them correctly. Now, your site works just fine.

Please do create your own thread for all future support requests, and do follow the step by step diagnostic instructions to save us some time in the future. One less hour of support tickets for us, means one more hour coding cool features and improvements in Pro to you! Thanks 🙂

Screenshot of the actual problem attached

Nah, you can ignore that red text there. If you ever want WooCommerce to log things, you’d need to fix that. Most people wont ever need to though.

@Calpas — Technically, you should always start your *own* support topic, but since this is a general one it doesnt matter much. 🙂

Which is better, front end submissions + commissions or WC Vendors Pro? I’m kinda biased, my vote is for Pro. I’ve never even heard of the other plugin your referring to. WC Vendors is more popular than *any* other multi vendor marketplace solution by a factor of 15. It’s popular for a reason — it works, and we support it well.

The price for Pro is $149 per year. You can have as many vendors as you want.

I am starting from zero so it will be a new platform marketplace for my sellers. Please advise me how to do it.

haha, no, that’s not how it works. 🙂 If you’ve never used WordPress, WooCommerce, or even WC Vendors Free, you’re in for a nightmare. Re-think what you are doing. You cant just magically become an awesome admin by buying our plugin. That’s the same as being given batmans suit, and the keys to the batmobile, and then being told, with no training, to save Gotham City. You might consider having someone familiar with WordPress guide you along the way to get your site up and running. It’s not that it’s hard, but you need to know what you’re doing. We’re here to help you with WC Vendors Pro, but we’re not here to help you with the rest of running your store, and there’s a ton to it. You’re expected to have medium admin skills.

I don’t try to say this to scare you away, I try to say that to set the correct expectations for what’s required of you to have a successful marketplace. We always shoot from the hip and honestly here, so it’s just food for thought.