The Ecommerce Platform for Your Whole Business
Your website, your apps, your orders and your delivery in one ecommerce system, with no commission on any sale.
Everything an ecommerce business runs on
Ecommerce is buying and selling online, and a store is only the front of it. Behind every order sit payments, stock, packing, delivery and the buyer who may come back. 1D2C puts all of it in one place.
Your ecommerce website
A mobile-first store with product pages, cart, checkout and the payment methods your buyers already use.
Branded mobile apps
Android and iOS apps with your name and icon, so repeat buyers order from their home screen.
Seller and delivery apps
Pack orders and update stock from the seller app. Riders pick up, deliver and confirm each order from the delivery app.
One admin panel
Products, orders, buyers, payments and delivery all sit in one panel, so your team works from the same numbers.
One ecommerce platform, any way you sell
A single brand and a city-wide marketplace need different things. 1D2C is set up around how your business works.
Single brands
Sell your own products on your own website and apps, with one catalogue behind both.
Multi vendor marketplaces
Bring many sellers onto one store, each with a seller app, and choose who sets the vendor price.
Local and quick delivery
Show buyers the stores near them and send each order to a rider close to the pickup point.
Services and bookings
Sell time slots and appointments next to products, from the same store and apps.
Ecommerce marketing tools, built in
A store with no visitors sells nothing. These tools bring buyers in and bring them back.
Push notifications
Tell app users about new drops, offers and order updates on their phone.
Ads that show what sold
Meta pixel and app events record which ad led to which order, so budget goes to the ads that sell.
WhatsApp updates
Send order updates on WhatsApp and message past buyers about new stock with a WhatsApp plan.
Sale prices and discounts
Set a sale price on any variant and run order discounts on the website and apps at once.
Ready to take ecommerce orders from day one
The parts every store needs before the first order, already set up and working together.
Online payments
Connect a gateway such as Razorpay or Cashfree and take payments on your website and in your apps.
Tax set your way
Apply one tax rate to the whole order or a rate per product, and let business buyers add their GST number.
Bulk product upload
Bring your catalogue in from a CSV or Excel file, and update prices and stock the same way.
Your own delivery
Orders go to riders near the pickup point, and buyers follow each order’s status until it arrives.
1D2C vs stitching separate tools together
You can run ecommerce on a store builder plus an app agency, a delivery tool and a messaging tool. It works until they stop agreeing with each other.
What you get
1D2C
Separate tools
Your store
Storefront
Website and apps from one catalogue
A website, with apps built separately
Design
Edit your app screens live with EditCanvas
A different editor for each tool
Commission
No commission on any order
Varies by tool and add-on
Marketing
Posts, ads and WhatsApp plans from our team
A separate agency or tool for each channel
Your operations
Orders
One list for website and apps
Copied between tools
Delivery
Your own riders or a courier, in one panel
A separate login for each courier tool
Stock
One count across every channel
Synced by plugins, when they work
Bills
One plan for the whole system
One bill for each tool
Support
One team for the whole system
A different vendor for each problem
Compared with a typical multi-tool setup, November 2026. See what each plan includes on the pricing page.
How to start an ecommerce business with 1D2C
Three steps from sign-up to your first order.
Add your products
Your catalogue and payments.
Upload products, photos, variants and prices
Connect payments, delivery and tax
Import your catalogue from CSV or Excel
Step 2
Make it your brand
Your look, on web and apps.
Choose colours, fonts and layout
Edit app screens live in EditCanvas
Add your logo, domain and app name
Step 3
Start selling
Your website and apps, under your name.
Publish the website on your domain
Launch your Android and iOS apps
Take orders and bring buyers back
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about ecommerce and running your business on 1D2C.
What is ecommerce?
Ecommerce, often written e-commerce, is buying and selling goods or services over the internet, through a website, an app or a marketplace. Our guide What Is Ecommerce? covers the types and models in detail.
What is an ecommerce platform?
Software that runs an online business: the store, checkout, payments, orders and delivery. 1D2C also includes branded Android and iOS apps, a seller app and a delivery app.
What is an ecommerce business?
A business that makes its sales online. It can sell its own products, run a marketplace for other sellers, deliver locally or take bookings for services.
Is 1D2C an all in one ecommerce platform?
Yes. The website, apps, payments, orders and delivery are one system on one plan, and marketing and WhatsApp plans can be added to it.
How do I start an ecommerce business?
Choose what to sell, sign up, add your products with photos and prices, connect a payment gateway and set up delivery. Our guide How to Sell Online goes through it step by step.
Can I start on 1D2C for free?
Yes. You can add products and take orders for free on a 1D2C-provided domain. Your own domain and your own apps need a paid plan.
Does 1D2C take a commission on my sales?
No. There is no commission on any order, on any plan, including marketplace plans. You pay for the plan, and payment gateway fees are charged by your gateway.
Do I need to know coding to run an ecommerce store on 1D2C?
No. You add products, set prices and change the design yourself, and the 1D2C team helps with setup.
Can I build a multi vendor marketplace on 1D2C?
Yes. Marketplace plans are sized by the number of vendors, and each vendor gets a seller app to manage products and orders.
Is 1D2C a white label ecommerce platform?
Yes. Your website runs on your own domain on a paid plan, and your apps carry your own name and icon on Google Play and the App Store.
What payment methods can my ecommerce store accept?
Connect a gateway such as Razorpay or Cashfree. Buyers can then pay with the methods your gateway supports in your country, such as cards, UPI, wallets or net banking.
How are ecommerce orders delivered?
Use your own riders through the delivery app, or ship with a courier by connecting your Shiprocket account. Buyers follow each order's status until it arrives.
Can I move my ecommerce store from another platform?
Yes. Export your products from the platform you are leaving as a CSV or Excel file, then upload it to 1D2C and map the columns to your product fields.
Who is 1D2C for?
Brands selling direct, shops with branches, marketplaces with many sellers, local delivery businesses and service businesses that take bookings.
How much does the 1D2C ecommerce platform cost?
You can start free. Paid plans are sized by your operation: by warehouses for single-brand stores and by vendors for marketplaces. Prices for your country are on the pricing page.
How is 1D2C different from Shopify?
Shopify gives you a website and leaves apps, delivery and bookings to add-ons. 1D2C builds them into one system with one plan. Our 1D2C vs Shopify comparison goes line by line.
Keep reading
Guides on starting, running and growing an ecommerce business.
How to Sell Online: 10 Steps to Your First Orders
How to sell online in 10 steps: choose products, pick where to sell, set up payments and shipping, market your store and turn first orders into repeat buyers.
Ecommerce Platform for Business: Which Type Fits Yours
How to choose an ecommerce platform for business: what it should include, which type fits your model, how platforms charge, and what to ask before you sign.
What Is Ecommerce? Types, Models and How It Works in India
What is ecommerce? A plain guide to web commerce: how an ecommerce store works, the main business models, how to choose e-commerce platforms, and how to start.
