Product research
Review demand, competition, price bands, review gaps and likely margins before you commit to inventory.
Done-for-you marketplace operations
One operating team for Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, Amazon and JioMart — from product research, sourcing and import coordination to catalog, pricing, ads, returns and account health.
Straightforward pricing
Your plan depends on the marketplaces, catalog size and support you need. We confirm the exact scope before work begins.
Choose your marketplace
Each marketplace has different rules and failure points. Pick yours to see the problems we diagnose and the work we can take on.
Flipkart Seller Hub
What usually goes wrong
What we can handle
We review your current Seller Hub setup, live assortment, pending listings and operational backlog. For a new account, we help organise the product data and documents needed for the planned launch. For an established seller, we record a starting baseline and prioritise the issues affecting availability, conversion or margin. You receive a defined scope with responsibilities, required access and decisions that remain with your team.
We organise your source catalog around seller SKUs, the relevant Flipkart vertical and the fields in its current listing template. Titles, specifications, images and variant details are checked against your actual product information. When a submission fails QC, we review the reported reason, correct the underlying data and track the next submission. The aim is a reusable catalog that your team can maintain as the assortment grows.
We improve titles, key features and attributes so shoppers can understand the product and compare it accurately. Work starts with the questions buyers ask: dimensions, material, compatibility, quantity, use and what is included. We remove conflicting information between images and copy, then review available visibility and conversion signals. Content changes are documented so you can connect an edit to later performance without assuming every movement came from that edit.
We help define a price floor using your product costs, packaging, applicable marketplace charges and expected operational costs. Competitor prices provide context, while your margin determines the room for discounts. Inventory reviews focus on sellable stock, fast-moving variants and replenishment decisions. We agree how stock updates reach Seller Hub and who confirms physical availability, especially when the same inventory is also sold through other channels.
Advertising support covers product selection, campaign organisation, budget pacing and performance review using the controls available in your account. We group products with sensible commercial similarities and compare advertising spend with sales and contribution. Low stock, weak content or poor unit economics are flagged before increasing budgets. Your agreed advertising budget remains separate from the management scope, and campaign changes are tied to a clear objective and review period.
We review order exceptions and coordinate the panel workflow with the team handling physical fulfilment. The scope can include label preparation, pick-list organisation and follow-up on stock or dispatch blockers. Your warehouse remains responsible for accurate picking, packaging and handover unless a different arrangement is explicitly agreed. A visible exception list helps everyone understand which orders need attention, who owns the next action and what evidence is missing.
We separate customer returns from return-to-origin cases and examine patterns by SKU and available reason codes. Product information, sizing, packaging and fulfilment errors need different corrective actions. Where a case may qualify for a marketplace claim, we help organise the relevant order details and supporting evidence for submission. We track follow-ups and outcomes, while Flipkart decides eligibility and resolution under the rules applicable to the case.
We monitor the account notifications and performance information available in Seller Hub, keeping corrective tasks assigned to an owner. Reporting connects orders, returns, deductions and settlement records with your cost data wherever those records are available. Missing information and unresolved differences are shown explicitly. This gives you a practical view of which products contribute to the business and which operational problems need attention before more inventory or advertising is committed.
Day-to-day scope
We can support the work before a product is purchased as well as the marketplace operations after it is listed. Your final scope is agreed around the areas worth solving.
Review demand, competition, price bands, review gaps and likely margins before you commit to inventory.
Compare supplier quotes, MOQs, quality, packaging and payment terms so buying decisions consider total value, not unit price alone.
Support supplier communication, shipping choices, documentation and landed-cost planning for imported products.
Category-correct attributes, compliant images and content that clears review instead of bouncing back.
Price positioning against competing sellers and stock upkeep, so listings stay sellable.
Campaign structure, bids, negatives and reporting framed around return on spend, where the marketplace offers ads.
Return reasons broken down by SKU, with listing fixes aimed at the causes a listing can actually control.
Monitoring for policy breaches, penalties and rating drops, with corrective action before they bite.
Settlement reconciliation and SKU-level profitability, so decisions rest on contribution rather than revenue.
A practical start
The first few weeks are usually repair. Steady-state operation comes after the account has a cleaner base.
Week 1
We review the catalog, pricing, returns and account health, then identify what is actually costing you money.
Week 1
We agree what we run, what stays with you and the minimum panel permissions the work requires.
Weeks 2–4
Rejected listings, missing attributes, stale prices and stock gaps get fixed before steady-state work begins.
Ongoing
Day-to-day operation continues with a clear update on work completed, movement and decisions needed.
Controlled access, visible work
We agree responsibilities before access is shared and keep the operating trail clear enough for your team to follow.
Limited users and scoped permissions wherever the panel supports them.
A written split between our work, your team and marketplace support.
What changed, what it moved and what needs your approval next.
Software + service
We build tools for bulk listing, labels, pricing, profit and ad analysis. Account management applies that operating knowledge to the work you want handled.
Before you hand over work
Still comparing options? Send us your marketplaces and catalog size. We will tell you which ₹2,999–₹6,999 plan and scope make sense for the work you need.
Ask a question on WhatsAppPlans range from ₹2,999 to ₹6,999. The right plan depends on your marketplace count, catalog size and agreed scope. We confirm what is included — including any sourcing or import coordination — before work begins.
The scope can include catalog and listing work, pricing and inventory, advertising, returns and RTO analysis, account-health monitoring, and settlement reporting. We agree the exact split after reviewing the account.
Where a marketplace supports secondary users, we prefer a limited user with only the permissions needed for the agreed work. You keep account ownership and can revoke access.
Yes. Catalog data, pricing logic and reporting can be kept consistent across Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, Amazon and JioMart while still following each panel’s own rules.
Yes. You can keep sourcing, dispatch or customer service in-house, or ask us to support product research, sourcing and import coordination. Responsibilities are written down before work starts.
No. We improve the controllable inputs and report what changed, but marketplace decisions, demand and sales outcomes cannot be guaranteed. We will also say when outsourcing is unlikely to be worthwhile.
Start with the account you have today
Share your marketplaces, catalog size, sourcing or import needs, and biggest operational problem. We will help you define the next sensible step.