Sell where buyers already look, then add inventory software: Instamojo or Dukaan for your own shop in India, Etsy for buyers abroad, and Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) once you need to cost materials. Instamojo's Lite store is Rs 0 a year with a 5% plus Rs 3 fee per sale, Starter Rs 6,999 a year. Dukaan's free plan charges 4.99% an order, capped at Rs 200, and Starter is Rs 1,999 a year. Shopify Basic is Rs 1,499 a month billed yearly, for a maker ready to pay for a brand site. Etsy charges $0.20 a listing and 6.5% of each order. Stocksmith tracks materials and the true cost of each piece from $20 a month on Pro. Handloom weavers and artisans can also sell on India Handmade, the Ministry of Textiles' own store. The rule: start on a free storefront and a record of material costs, and pay for software when you lose track of stock.
Instamojo's rupee prices for an online store. Lite is Rs 0 a year with a 5% plus Rs 3 fee per sale and cash on delivery; Starter is Rs 6,999 a year with a custom domain; Growth Rs 14,999 a year cuts the fee to 2% plus Rs 3.
Dukaan's rupee prices for an online store. The free plan has no subscription and a 4.99% service fee per order, capped at Rs 200; Starter is Rs 1,999 a year at 3.99%, Growth Rs 5,999 a year at 1.99%.
Craftybase is now Stocksmith, same team and software. It tracks materials, recipes and the true cost of each handmade item: Pro from $20 a month for one channel and low volume, Studio $41 a month billed yearly, Indie $83.
Shopify's India price list for an online store. Basic is Rs 1,499 a month for a solo seller, with a 3-day free trial and then Rs 20 a month for the first 3 months, and a 2% fee when you use a third-party payment provider.
The Ministry of Textiles' own online store for handloom weavers and handicraft artisans, built to sell traditional products directly to buyers across India without intermediaries.