Lighting Pro Plus, Inc., a company headquartered in Franklin, Wisconsin, United States, has announced the launch of an online marketplace for small and mid-sized electrical contractors that purchase commercial and industrial light-emitting diode (LED) lighting products.
The platform, www.LightingProPlus.com, was announced on Aug. 27, 2026. It is designed as a direct-to-pro sourcing center that combines a team of lighting industry veterans with technical support and an e-commerce interface, according to the company. The company says the site is intended to help electrical professionals streamline procurement, access direct trade pricing, and protect margins.
Brand lineup and GradeONE debut#
The marketplace carries a curated selection of commercial-grade manufacturers rather than an open catalog. Initial third-party brands include:
- NICOR Lighting
- NaturaLED
- GKOLED
- Access Lighting
The launch also introduces GradeONE, the company’s exclusive brand. GradeONE products span most primary lighting categories and are positioned as a value-oriented alternative for competitive bids without compromising performance or supply chain reliability, according to the company.
Fulfillment and trade program#
Lighting Pro Plus operates fulfillment centers in Bolingbrook, Illinois, near Chicago, and Stafford, Texas, near Houston. It has distribution partnerships in California, Georgia, Ohio and South Carolina to support nationwide delivery.
Contractors who register for The Trade PROgram can access additional savings and free project quotes, the company said.
“Sourcing lighting should be simple, dependable and backed by industry experts who speak the contractors’ language,” said Marty Organ, chief operating officer for Lighting Pro Plus. “With our launch, we are removing guesswork and costly callbacks. By pairing a contractor-first online storefront with dedicated technical support, we’re offering trade professionals the confidence, brand choices, economic advantages and logistical reliability they need to win more bids and protect their bottom lines.”
The company describes itself as a digital marketplace built by lighting professionals.
