E-Commerce & Marketplaces
Get Found, Get Sold, on Every Channel That Matters.
Stop leaving sales on the table because you’re not where your customers already shop. Get your own storefront plus marketplace onboarding for Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, Meesho, and JioMart — catalog, compliance, and ads included.

Paperwork delays launches by weeks
GST registration, bank details, and category-specific approvals are usually what actually delays a marketplace launch — not the storefront setup itself.
A weak listing stays invisible
Product titles, bullet points, and images all feed each marketplace's search ranking — a poorly written listing can be invisible even with a good product.
Fees eat margin if they're not modeled upfront
Every platform takes a cut, and quick-commerce fulfillment costs differ a lot from standard marketplace shipping — margin needs modeling per platform before inventory commitment.
The Path to a Sale
From Storefront to Checkout.
- 01
Documentation
- 02
Storefront Build
- 03
Catalog & Listings
- 04
Marketplace Approval
- 05
Ads & Promotion
- 06
Fulfillment
Ads come after the catalog and reviews foundation is solid — sending paid traffic to a weak listing just wastes spend faster.
What’s In Scope
What You Get, Line by Line.
Your Storefront
- Custom-coded storefront builds
- Checkout & payment setup
- Product & catalogue UX
Marketplace Onboarding
- Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit
- Meesho & JioMart
- Category & compliance approvals
Catalog & Listings
- Listing copy & SEO
- Product photography specs
- Marketplace optimization
Marketplace Ads
- Amazon PPC
- Flipkart Ads
- Blinkit Sponsored Placements
Build your own marketplace
Or Stop Renting Someone Else’s.
Amazon and Flipkart own the customer, set the fees and can change both. If you have several sellers, or you want the customer relationship to be yours, the answer is your own multi-vendor platform. We have built two.
- 01
Vendor onboarding
Sellers apply, get approved, and get their own public storefront page rather than being a nameless line in your catalogue.
- 02
Catalogue and stock
Each vendor manages their own products and stock levels, with an audit trail behind every movement so numbers can be reconciled later.
- 03
One checkout
The buyer checks out once, across vendors. Prices, stock and coupons are re-validated on the server at the moment of purchase, not trusted from the browser.
- 04
Loyalty built in
Earn-and-redeem wired into the checkout itself, so repeat purchase has a reason to happen instead of depending on discount emails.
- 05
Vendor dashboards
Sellers see their own orders, products and stock. They do not see anyone else's, enforced at the database level rather than in the interface.
- 06
Admin back office
One place to approve vendors, manage the catalogue, handle customer messages and publish content, so running the platform is not a developer task.
E-Commerce Work
Stores Like Yours, Selling Today.
Questions
Common Questions About Selling Online
Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, Meesho, and JioMart — documentation, category approvals, and catalog setup on each. Every marketplace has its own quirks and fee structure; we model those before you commit inventory, not after.
Both — a custom-coded storefront you own directly, not a page-builder theme, plus marketplace listings where your customers already are. Most brands need both: a direct storefront for margin and brand control, marketplaces for reach.
Business documentation (GST, bank details, category approvals) is usually the longest step and can take a couple of weeks depending on the marketplace and category — the storefront/catalog setup itself moves faster once that's cleared.
Both — Amazon PPC, Flipkart Ads, and Blinkit Sponsored Placements. We won't push paid traffic to a weak listing though; catalog quality and reviews get fixed first, since that's what actually determines whether ad spend converts.
Yes — adding a marketplace to an existing catalog is usually faster than a first onboarding, since the product data and compliance groundwork are often reusable across platforms with some adaptation.
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