Sell your clothing, ethnic wear or accessories from your own store, not just Instagram DMs. Sizes and colours, UPI and cash on delivery, WhatsApp order updates and GST invoices are built in. It's free forever up to 100 orders a month, and our team sets it up with you.
A kurta in four sizes and three colours is twelve things to keep in stock. Each variant has its own stock, so a sold-out size can't be ordered and you don't have to cancel and apologise.
Fashion buyers love COD, and they also refuse parcels more often than buyers in most categories. Every COD order is confirmed on WhatsApp before it ships, addresses and pincodes are checked before dispatch, and a failed delivery attempt is flagged the same day so you can call the buyer before the courier sends it back.
When a size doesn't fit, the return is recorded against the original order and a GST credit note is raised for you, so your sales and tax figures stay right without anyone fixing a spreadsheet.
Keep posting reels. Put your store in your bio and reply to "price?" with a product link. Buyers check out on their own, any time, with UPI or COD. Read how to sell on Instagram and WhatsApp with your own store.
About your products, sizes, where you deliver and how you take payments today.
Catalogue with sizes and colours, UPI and COD checkout, delivery areas and GST.
Share your store link on Instagram and WhatsApp and take orders from day one.
Yes. D2 Commerce OS is free forever while you take 100 orders a month or fewer, and our team sets the store up with you. After that it's ₹10 an order, dropping to ₹8 and ₹6 as you grow, with no monthly plan.
Yes. Each product can have variants such as size and colour, each with its own stock, so a size that's sold out can't be ordered.
Confirm COD orders on WhatsApp before you ship, check the address and pincode before dispatch, and follow up the same day when a delivery attempt fails. Those three steps are built in.
Yes. Keep posting on Instagram and put your store link in your bio and in WhatsApp replies. Buyers check out on your store with UPI or COD, and the order arrives with the address already filled in.
Generally yes for selling goods online, and payment gateways ask for it during onboarding. Check the rules for your situation with a CA.
No. Our team helps you set up the store, payments and delivery. You add products from simple screens.
Leave your number and we'll take it from there — your store, your catalogue, your delivery setup, done by our team.
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