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Platforms · 24 Sept 2026 · 7 min read
Shopify vs WooCommerce: which is right for your Indian brand?
An honest, jargon-free comparison of the two most popular e-commerce platforms, and how to decide which one fits your business.
Read the guideCosts · 6 min read
How much does a Shopify store cost in India?
Every cost involved in building and running a Shopify store in India, from the subscription and apps to design, payments and ongoing management.
Read moreGrowth · 5 min read
Selling on Instagram? 7 signs you need your own website
Instagram is a brilliant place to build a brand, but a tough place to run a business. Here is how to tell when it is time for a proper store.
Read moreGuides · 8 min read
How to move your Instagram business to a Shopify store, step by step
A practical roadmap for Instagram sellers who are ready for their own store, from getting your products ready to launch day.
Read morePayments · 6 min read
Choosing a payment gateway for your Shopify store in India
What a payment gateway does, how the popular Indian options compare, and the practical things to check before you sign up.
Read moreOperations · 6 min read
Setting up shipping for your online store in India, the right way
Shipping rates, couriers, COD and returns: how to set up shipping so orders flow smoothly and customers stay happy.
Read moreManagement · 5 min read
What does an e-commerce store manager actually do?
Launching a store is only the start. Here is what keeping an online store running really involves, and how to decide who should do it.
Read moreConversion · 5 min read
10 things that make an online store look trustworthy
Shoppers decide in seconds whether to trust a store. Use this checklist to make sure yours passes the test.
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