India’s D2C e-commerce market was valued at $87.5 billion in 2025 and is projected to hit $108.76 billion in 2026, growing at a 24.3% CAGR toward $322 billion by 2031. Smartphone penetration is closing in on a billion users, quick commerce is expanding at a 70-80% CAGR, and a February 2026 McKinsey report confirms D2C is growing nearly three times faster than traditional online marketplaces...
Product Manager & Order Manager (OMS) Automatic Actions New condition: Return form (Orders) A new condition for Orders lets you check which return form a return was created from. You can then trigger different actions based on the form — especially useful for merchants running multiple brands or sales entities who need to separate return workflows. Additional Fields (list-type): multi-select...
The early phase of building a D2C brand in India is anything but easy. Founders juggle product-market fit, supply chain chaos, ad experimentation, and cash flow pressure all at once. But once the first few campaigns begin converting and orders start coming in consistently, momentum builds. Customer acquisition appears manageable, dashboards show upward movement, and daily order notifications...
Reaching ₹10Cr ARR feels like validation. It tells you the product works, customers are buying, and demand exists. But this is also the stage where many Indian D2C brands unknowingly enter risky territory. The numbers look good on the surface, yet cash pressure slowly starts building in the background. Till this point, growth hides inefficiencies. Discounts feel manageable, ad spends feel...
At around ₹30Cr, the game quietly changes for most D2C founders in India. Until this point, growth is driven by speed. Marketing experiments work, WhatsApp follow-ups convert, marketplaces bring volume, and founders can personally step in when something breaks. The business feels fast and responsive. Then scale kicks in. Logistics bills increase sharply, especially with higher RTO rates on COD...
In 2026, e-commerce growth can happen overnight. One viral Instagram reel or a successful “Big Billion Days” sale can take a seller from 50 orders a day to 5,000. But here is a sobering statistic: 70% of growing D2C brands in India struggle to stay profitable because their backend costs rise faster than their sales. India’s e-commerce order volume is projected to reach 15...
Did you know that according to industry benchmarks, nearly 30% of a scaling company’s revenue is leaked through operational inefficiencies? For Indian sellers navigating the hyper-competitive landscapes of marketplaces like Amazon, Flipkart, or Zepto, this isn’t just a statistic; it is a daily reality. While your dashboard might show a 400% growth in order volume, your warehouse floor might...
The Operations Playbook for Growing Walmart Marketplace Brands Walmart Marketplace is quickly becoming one of the most competitive and profitable channels for eCommerce brands. To succeed, sellers need strong operational fundamentals, not just great products. We partnered with SellCord to break down the key strategies every Walmart seller should implement to scale efficiently. 1. Optimize Product...
In 2026, the Indian e-commerce market is moving faster than ever. Almost 100% of India’s pin codes are now ordered online. But here is a shocking fact: nearly 60% of high-growth brands in India get stuck when they try to cross the ₹10 crore revenue mark. They have great products and happy customers, but their backend is a mess. The reason? They are struggling with operational data issues. As a...
How to Spot Bottlenecks Before They Slow Your Growth Growing an e-commerce business should create momentum. But for many brands, growth creates something else entirely: more complexity, more manual work, and more operational friction. Orders increase. Channels multiply. Inventory gets harder to manage. Teams spend more time fixing issues than improving performance. And that raises an important...