Dropshipping Network

Dropshipping Network

A supplier's products, your store, your customers — the supplier sends every parcel and you earn on each sale.

Open a store of a supplier's products on any website design in a few minutes. Two ways to run it, decided by the supplier: you sell in your own name and buy from the supplier as orders come in, or the supplier collects the payments through your store and pays you a commission on every sale. Either way the supplier sends the parcels; your customers see your store, your name and your prices.

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How it works

What you actually do, step by step — most owners finish this from a phone.

1

Your supplier invites you

You sign in on the supplier's own website with your mobile number and a code, accept the invitation and open your store on a website design — its name, your margin (where you set prices) and your details.

2

The products appear in your store

Every product the supplier sells through you shows up in your dashboard's Products within a minute, at your prices. Photos, descriptions and stock are the supplier's and stay up to date by themselves.

3

A customer orders on your website

Where you sell in your own name, the customer pays you and you buy the goods from the supplier out of your balance. Where the supplier collects, the customer pays the supplier — by UPI, through the supplier's payment account, or cash on delivery where allowed — and your commission is noted at once.

4

The supplier sends the parcel

The order reaches the supplier's warehouse the moment it is paid. They pack, book the courier and send it; the order in your dashboard moves on by itself with the courier's name and tracking number.

5

You are paid

Where you sell in your own name your margin is yours from the first rupee. Where the supplier collects, your commission becomes ready once the parcel is delivered and the return window has passed, and the supplier pays it to your bank account on their payout days.

Why it matters for your business

No stock, no packing, no courier

You never hold goods or book a parcel. The supplier's warehouse does all of it, and your dashboard shows each step.

Start without a GST number

Where the supplier collects the payments, you need no GST registration, no payment account and no courier — only your details and a bank account for your commission.

Your store, your brand

Customers see your name, your design and your prices. Parcel labels carry your store's name when the supplier's terms say so.

Prices you control

Set your margin once for every product, or a price of your own on any product — within the limits your supplier allows. On a supplier's fixed prices, you earn an agreed share instead.

Money you can see

Your Supplier screen's Money tab shows every order's earning — expected, waiting, ready, paid — every payout, and the bank account it goes to.

Customers who can track

Your customers follow each order on your own address and ask for a return from the order page, inside the window your supplier sets.

What's included

The honest, complete list — limits stated where they exist.

  • Opens on any store design in three short screens: the store's name, your margin, your details
  • Products, photos, stock and prices mirror the supplier's catalogue and stay in step automatically
  • Two ways to run a store, decided by the supplier per network or per person: you sell and collect, or the supplier collects and pays commission
  • Your margin on every product, a price of your own on any product, or an agreed share of each sale on the supplier's fixed prices
  • Customers pay by UPI, the seller's payment account, or cash on delivery where the supplier allows it
  • Every order moves by itself — confirmed, packed, sent with the courier's tracking number, delivered
  • Earnings tab: expected, waiting, ready and paid, every payout, your bank account for payouts with a one-time code
  • Customers track orders by mobile number and ask for returns from the order page
  • Type in an order for a walk-in or phone customer — cash on delivery with a code, or a payment link to share on WhatsApp
  • Your supplier's terms (delivery charges, return window, payout days) are shown before you agree to them

Common questions

Do I need a GST number?
Where you sell in your own name and buy from the supplier, yes — a regular GST registration, because your store sells to every state. Where the supplier collects the payments and pays you a commission, no: the supplier is the seller and issues the invoices.
Who sends the parcel?
The supplier, from their warehouse, with their courier. You never pack or book anything. Your dashboard and your customer's order page show the courier's name and tracking number.
How do I earn?
Either your margin — the difference between your price and the supplier's, yours from the first rupee — or, where the supplier collects, a commission on every sale that becomes ready once the parcel is delivered and the return window has passed, paid to your bank account.
Can I sell my own products in the same store?
Where you sell in your own name, yes — your own products sit beside the supplier's. Where the supplier collects the payments, every sale is the supplier's, so your own products go on a separate website.
What does it cost?
Your website runs on its ordinary plan — see the pricing page. The supplier's terms, shown before you agree, carry your commission or margin and the delivery charges.
What if a customer returns something?
The customer asks from their order page inside the window the supplier sets; the supplier receives and checks the goods and refunds the way the order was paid. Where you earn a commission, a return after a payout is taken from your next one.

See it before you sign up

Open the demo dashboardClick around real sample businesses — orders, products, the works. No sign-up needed.Browse demo websitesReal working demo sites for every business type — open one and try it as a customer.

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Dropshipping Network is included on every plan

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