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You send product
Samples, GST papers and your margin sheet. That's the whole ask from your side - we take it from there.
Get your product on the shelf - and ranking
For manufacturers and brands with physical product. We handle seller accounts, catalogues, A+ content and sponsored ads across 11 marketplaces, then report on what actually sold.
Coverage
Eleven platforms, plus your own store
Horizontal marketplaces, quick commerce and the vertical specialists - we'll tell you which of these your category actually belongs on.
Amazon
Flipkart
Blinkit
Zepto
Instamart
Nykaa
Myntra
BigBasket
JioMart
MeeshoAJIOAjio
YoursYour own store
Free tool
Which platforms is your product actually for?
Three questions. We'll show you where your category tends to work, where it's worth a test, and where it usually is not worth the effort.
Answer all three and your shortlist appears here.
A rough steer, not a substitute for a proper category assessment. Open the full tool to have one sent to you.
What's included
Everything between your factory and their basket
You send product and documents. Every step below happens on our side - you approve copy and creative, and we handle the rest.
- Seller account registration, GST and brand verification, category approvals
- Catalogue build: titles, bullets, attributes and backend search terms
- Keyword research against real marketplace search demand
- A+ content, enhanced brand pages and comparison modules
- Sponsored Product and Sponsored Brand campaign management
- Pricing, coupon and deal planning against your margin
- Review and rating management, and buyer message handling
- Monthly reporting on sessions, conversion, spend and returns
How it works
From your factory floor to their front page
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We build the listing
Catalogue, keywords and A+ modules - written against what buyers actually search for, not your brochure.
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You go live
One to two weeks on Amazon and Flipkart. Two to four for Blinkit, Zepto and Instamart, including the margin negotiation.
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The shelf keeps moving
Sponsored ads, review management and a monthly report that says what sold, what didn't, and what changes next.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you make and we'll come back with the category assessment - which platforms fit, what it takes, what it costs.
Book a call
Timelines
How long it actually takes
Assuming documents are ready. Quick commerce takes longer because it's a buying decision, not a signup.
| Amazon & Flipkart Horizontal marketplaces |
1-2 weeks. Self-serve onboarding. Most of the time goes into catalogue quality and keyword work, not the registration itself. |
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| Meesho, Myntra, Nykaa, Ajio Vertical & fashion |
2-3 weeks. Category approval and brand authorisation add a step, and image specs are stricter. |
| Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart Quick commerce |
2-4 weeks. These platforms onboard by category and city. There's a pitch, a margin sheet and a dark-store conversation before your catalogue goes up - we handle all three. |
| BigBasket & JioMart Grocery |
3-4 weeks. Vendor onboarding, FSSAI and packaging compliance checks, then listing. |
Rescue work
Already listed, but not selling?
This is usually faster than a new launch, and cheaper. Most stalled catalogues have the same three problems: titles written for the boardroom, no backend search terms, and ads running on a page that can't convert.
- Catalogue audit against live search demand and competitor listings
- Title, bullet and backend keyword rewrite
- A+ modules rebuilt around the objection that's losing the sale
- Campaign restructure - wasted spend cut, winners scaled
- A written before-and-after so you can see exactly what changed
Getting started
What we need from you
Five things. If you have them ready, we can start this week.
GST & registration
GST certificate and business registration details for seller account setup.
Brand proof
Trademark certificate or application number, for brand registry and A+ content access.
Product
Samples or high-resolution images, plus specs, variants and packaging dimensions.
Commercials
MRP, cost price and the margin you can hold - this decides which platforms make sense.
One approver
A single person who can sign off copy and creative. This one saves the most time.
Fulfilment plan
Whether you'll ship yourself or use platform fulfilment. We'll advise if you're unsure.
Questions
Before you ask
Who owns the seller account?
You do, always. Accounts are registered in your business name with your credentials. We work inside them with delegated access, and if we part ways you keep the account, the history and the reviews.
Do we have to list on all eleven platforms?
No, and you probably shouldn't. Each platform costs inventory, margin and attention. We'll tell you which two or three your category actually belongs on and expand from there once those are profitable.
What if my category isn't a good fit for quick commerce?
We'll say so before you spend anything. Quick commerce works for fast-moving, low-consideration, compact products. If yours is none of those, the onboarding effort won't pay back and we'd rather point you at Amazon and your own store.
Do you handle inventory and shipping?
No - we don't take custody of stock. We advise on fulfilment model, help set up platform fulfilment where it makes sense, and keep listings in sync with what you can actually ship.
Can you also run our marketing?
Yes, and most clients end up doing both. Listing puts you on the shelf; digital marketing is what makes it move. Same team, same brief.
What does it cost?
It depends on SKU count, platform mix and whether you're launching or rescuing. We quote against a written scope after the category assessment - never a rate card before we've seen the catalogue.
Get a category assessment
Tell us what you make. We'll come back with which platforms fit, what listing there realistically takes, and what it costs - before you commit to anything.
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