Industries · D2C / Retail
Sell Direct, Sell Everywhere.
A D2C or retail brand competes on both product and presentation — a storefront that converts, packaging that earns trust on the shelf, and a presence across every marketplace your customers already shop on.
Great product, weak first impression
A storefront or packaging that doesn't match the quality of the product costs sales before a customer ever tries it.
Selling on one channel, invisible on the rest
Customers shop across Instagram, your own store, and marketplaces — being absent from one is lost reach you're not competing for.
Margin gets eaten without a plan
Marketplace fees and fulfillment costs differ a lot by platform — pricing needs modeling per channel, not one number applied everywhere.
What’s In Scope
Brand, Storefront & Every Channel That Matters.
Brand & Packaging
- Logo & brand identity
- Compliance-ready packaging
- Product photography specs
Storefront
- Custom-coded storefront builds
- Checkout & catalogue UX
- Conversion-focused design
Marketplace & Ads
- Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit onboarding
- Marketplace advertising
- Social & performance ads
Questions
Common Questions From D2C Brands
Both, and in-house. Marketplace onboarding — account setup, listings, catalogue content and marketplace ads — is done by the same team that builds your storefront, so the brand reads the same wherever someone finds you.
It depends on what you want to own. Marketplaces bring discovery you can't easily replicate, but you don't keep the customer relationship or the data, and the fees come off every order. Most brands end up running both: marketplaces for reach, your own store for repeat buyers and margin.
Yes. Packaging and compliance-ready artwork (FSSAI, barcodes) are done in-house in CorelDRAW, not outsourced — which is also why compliance gets planned into the first draft instead of corrected after a printer or a legal review sends it back.
A storefront typically ships in about 15 days once product content and images are ready, and marketplace onboarding runs roughly 12 days — in parallel where possible, not stacked one after the other. You get a dated plan with the quote before work starts.
D2C & Retail Work
