Every marketplace, managed as one business
Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Nykaa — each with its own rules, portals, penalties and promotions. Multiply that by your catalogue and it's a department. We are that department.
What you get
Start with an Audit & Action Plan.
One fixed-fee review of your ads, website, marketplaces and processes — ₹35,000 + GST — with the findings ranked by what each one is worth. It is advisory: we find it, you decide, and nothing is changed without your go-ahead. Or tell the chat agent what's stuck; it reaches Ronnie directly. Entering India, not running yet, or wanting the ongoing service only? Talk to us instead.
Start with an Audit & Action Plan — ₹35,000 + GST →Common questions
Which marketplaces should an Indian brand sell on?
It depends on the category rather than on scale. Beauty behaves differently on Nykaa than on Amazon; fashion behaves differently on Myntra than on Flipkart. We work out where your buyer actually is before spreading a catalogue thin across all of them.
Can one partner manage every marketplace?
Yes, and it should be one partner, because the alternative is four dashboards nobody reconciles. What must not be identical is the content: each platform has its own taxonomy, and copying listings across is the most common reason a catalogue underperforms.
How do you keep stock and prices right everywhere?
One catalogue as the source of truth, pushed out, with alerts when a channel drifts. The failure everyone knows is selling stock you do not have, or running a stale price on one platform for a month without noticing.
What does marketplace management cost?
For a business already selling, it begins with an Audit & Action Plan, a one-off fixed fee of ₹35,000 + GST, and management is quoted against the number of channels and catalogue size rather than as a share of sales.
In more detail
Marketplace management services, in practice
Marketplace management services in India cover catalogue creation and mapping, pricing against each platform's commission, stock synchronisation, advertising, returns and claims, and one consolidated view of what every channel contributes. The work is unglamorous and continuous, and it is the difference between listings that exist and channels that earn.
Why one number across channels matters
Run separately, each marketplace reports its own gross sales and each looks fine. Consolidated after commission, returns, shipping and ad spend, the picture usually changes: one channel is carrying the business and another is quietly costing money. You cannot make that call from four separate dashboards.