The web3 SaaS project NETICALLY has announced the launch of a new e-commerce metaverse, COMEARTH, on the Polygon network. This initiative is in collaboration with notable figures and companies in the crypto space. COMEARTH aims to become a leading platform for brands and products in web3 through virtual lands and storefronts.

NETICALLY, a web3 software-as-a-service platform, was created to help enterprises and businesses engage with NFTs. The project offers various tools and infrastructure, including white-label storefronts and an NFT-focused Shopify. It allows users, from celebrities to influencers and gamers, to monetize their digital products across more than 9,000 NFT marketplaces and storefronts in the crypto space.

Supported by several investors, NETICALLY is embarking on a unique journey into web3 e-commerce. COMEARTH will be developed on Polygon as a virtual planet representing the global market for web3 products. The design addresses issues such as unsustainability, monopolization, intangibility, and security in modern commerce.

Investors include Polygon co-founders Sandeep Nailwal and Jaynti Kanani. Additionally, global brands in DeFi and TradFi like Polygon, CEAT, Blockchain Council, and SporteNFT have joined the COMEARTH metaverse. With robust backing, the metaverse aims to create an immersive commercial environment using Virtual Reality.

COMEARTH landowners can set up their stores quickly, utilizing cutting-edge APIs, DIY tools, and ready-made templates for customization. These APIs can connect businesses to web2 platforms like Salesforce, Shopify, OpenKart, Magento, and WooCommerce.

The 3D converter on COMEARTH can transform 2D images into web3-supported 3D models, making web3 migration smooth for web2 platforms with NFTs directly linked to products. Product displays become more immersive with 360° views and analytical insights readily available.

The vision behind COMEARTH positions it as the potential Amazon.com of web3, offering a one-stop solution for users to engage with their favorite brands, products, and creators. The decentralized nature of the platform enhances the security of hyper-personalized shopping experiences.

This unified web3 e-commerce metaverse was conceived after extensive research. Reports indicate that two out of five web2 companies are considering allocating nearly half of their budgets to emerging trends like Metaverse, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality. Capital investment in web3 by major tech companies has also increased significantly.

Brian Trunzo, Metaverse Lead at Polygon Studios, expressed enthusiasm for COMEARTH, highlighting its expected significant role in global web3 adoption.