Yes. SleekView reads the standard marketplace listing post type and the standard meta keys, which both the free and paid layers populate. No add-on is required for the board itself, and paid features such as transactions and seller payouts continue to work unchanged because the board only reads listings and writes to the favorites table.

Yes. The BuddyBoss App writes saves through the REST API to the same favorites table the web stack reads, and SleekView pulls from that table. A save tapped in the app increments the same counter a web save would, so the board reflects the full audience regardless of which surface the save came from.

Yes. The data source picker accepts a group ID filter or a marketplace category filter, so a Group A Marketplace board renders only listings posted to that group. Each group can have its own board on its own group tab without affecting the global marketplace directory.

It does if the marketplace directory shortcodes filter by the same workflow taxonomy. The recommended setup uses a moderation taxonomy that both the board and the directory query, so a Pending status hides the listing from the public grid until a moderator approves it from the board with one click.

Yes. The upvote column can be a derived score that combines the featured flag and the organic save count, so featured listings stay near the top while still respecting community signal. Operators choose the weighting that fits their monetization model without losing organic engagement entirely.

Transactions and contact flows run through the standard marketplace add-ons, untouched by SleekView. The board only reads listings and writes to favorites, so a save that turns into a contact, a contact that turns into a transaction, and a transaction that closes the listing all keep working in their existing flows.

No. SleekView paginates the underlying query, caches the sorted set, and uses indexed columns for the favorites join. A board with tens of thousands of marketplace listings renders at the same speed as a small board because the database does the sort once per cache window.

The board fails closed with a clear empty state because the marketplace listing post type is no longer registered. Reactivating Marketplace restores the listings immediately, and no SleekView reconfiguration is needed because the underlying post type, taxonomy, and meta keys keep their names.