ShopNxOpen-source and Indian ecommerce platforms compared
39 open-source ecommerce platforms and 20 made in India, with what each costs and what it does. Open-source platforms cost you a server and a developer. Hosted Indian platforms cost you a plan, a fee on sales, or both.
We read every fact from the vendor's own page or code repository on 7 November 2026. A tick means the vendor's page says so; a blank means its pages don't. Prices change, so each name links to its source. ShopNx is our own product, and it comes first in both tables.
Ecommerce platforms made in India
| Platform | Made for | Free plan | Lowest paid plan | Fee on each sale | COD | UPI or Razorpay | WhatsApp selling | Android app | Wholesale | Own domain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ShopNx | Jewellery and other sellers, retail and wholesale | Yes | No paid plan: ₹0 a month | 1% of delivered orders + 18% GST on that fee | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Aasaanpricing (opens in a new tab) | D2C brands selling on WhatsApp | No | ₹19,999 a year + GST | 0% | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| BizzPocketpricing (opens in a new tab) | Small sellers, including jewellers | Yes | ₹999 a month with GST | Starter 2%, Free 0%, Growth 1% | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Builderflypricing (opens in a new tab) | Small sellers, with branded apps | No | $249 a year (no rupee price shown) | 3% on Starter | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| commrzpricing (opens in a new tab) | Small businesses | No | ₹799 a month | None stated | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Dizi Commercepricing (opens in a new tab) | D2C and B2B brands | No | ₹1,475 a month, billed yearly | 0% | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Dukaanpricing (opens in a new tab) | Small sellers | Yes | ₹2,500 a year (₹1,999 until 15 Nov 2026) | Free 4.99%, Starter 3.99%, up to ₹200 an order | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Fynd Commercepricing (opens in a new tab) | D2C brands and large retailers | No | ₹11,988 a year + GST | 2.5% on Basic | Yes | Yes | ||||
| Instamojopricing (opens in a new tab) | Small sellers, with payment links | Yes | ₹6,999 a year + GST | 5% + ₹3 on Lite and Starter | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| oBizeepricing (opens in a new tab) | Sole proprietors | Yes, until ₹50,000 of orders | No paid plan | 1%, up to ₹10 an order | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Shoopypricing (opens in a new tab) | Retailers and D2C brands | No | ₹2,499 a year + GST | 0% on the first 250 orders a year, then 1%, up to ₹5 an order | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||
| Shop2Hostpricing (opens in a new tab) | Small sellers | Yes, up to 50 orders a month | ₹690 a month with GST (₹586 billed yearly) | None, only gateway fees | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Shopaccinopricing (opens in a new tab) | D2C and B2B sellers | No | ₹18,984 a year + GST | 0% | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| ShopDeckpricing (opens in a new tab) | D2C sellers | Yes | No paid plan: ₹0 subscription | 3% + GST on delivered orders | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||
| ShopIQpricing (opens in a new tab) | Small sellers, with an AI store builder | No | ₹1,700 a month | 0% | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Shopnixpricing (opens in a new tab) | Small and growing sellers | No | ₹910 a month, billed yearly | 0% | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| StoreBasepricing (opens in a new tab) | Small sellers on a tight budget | No | ₹99 a month + 10% of paid sales, at most ₹999 a month with GST | 10% of paid sales, inside that cap | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| StoreHippopricing (opens in a new tab) | Growing and enterprise sellers | No | ₹15,000 a month + taxes | 1% on Business | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||
| Superprofilepricing (opens in a new tab) | Creators selling digital products | Yes | $29 a month (no rupee price shown) | 0% | ||||||
| Typofpricing (opens in a new tab) | Small sellers and D2C brands | Yes | ₹1,499 a month | 0% on paid plans | Yes | Yes | ||||
| Zoho Commercepricing (opens in a new tab) | Businesses already on Zoho | No | ₹99 a month, billed yearly | 0% on paid plans | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Bagisto is also made in India, by Webkul in Noida. It is in the open-source table.
Open-source ecommerce platforms
Sorted by GitHub stars. "Paid" means the feature comes as a paid extension or edition.
Open-source projects of other kinds
Useful for some shops, but not general online store platforms.
| Project | What it is | Licence | Built with | GitHub stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QloApps(opens in a new tab) | Hotel booking | OSL-3.0 | PHP | 14,467 |
| Vvveb(opens in a new tab) | Website builder with a shop | AGPL-3.0 | PHP | 1,283 |
| Shopper(opens in a new tab) | Admin panel for Laravel shops | MIT | PHP / Laravel | 1,263 |
| Apache OFBiz(opens in a new tab) | Business software with a shop | Apache-2.0 | Java / Groovy | 1,148 |
| go2o(opens in a new tab) | Framework for building a shop | GPL-2.0 | Go / gRPC | 1,132 |
| Easy Digital Downloads(opens in a new tab) | Digital products only | GPL-2.0 | PHP / WordPress plugin | 893 |
| Flamingo Commerce(opens in a new tab) | Framework for building a shop | MIT | Go / Flamingo | 598 |
How to choose
- You have a developer and want full control. Pick an open-source platform in a language your developer knows.
- You want to start with no bill. Pick a plan with no monthly fee, and compare the percentage each one takes, and any cap per order.
- Your sales are already large. Compare a yearly plan with no fee on sales against a percentage at your own monthly sales.
- You sell jewellery. Check how each platform handles a price that follows the metal rate. See how ShopNx does it.
Comparing one platform closely? See all our comparisons, including Dukaan, Instamojo and Shopify.
Questions sellers ask
Which of these platforms is really free?
Every open-source platform here is free to download, and you still pay for a server and for someone to set it up. Among hosted Indian platforms, Dukaan, Instamojo, Typof, ShopDeck, Shop2Host, BizzPocket and oBizee let you start without a plan fee. Most of them charge a percentage on sales instead.
When is a platform with a monthly fee cheaper?
When your sales are large. A percentage grows with your sales and a monthly fee does not, so work out both at your own monthly sales. A fee with a cap per order, like Dukaan's or oBizee's, can also beat a flat percentage on big orders.
Does ShopNx support a multi-vendor marketplace?
No. ShopNx has one seller per store. If several sellers must share one store, look at Spree Commerce, Vendure, Aimeos or Spurtcommerce, whose own pages describe marketplace features.
Why are some well-known open-source names missing?
We list a project only if its licence is open source and it had a commit in the last 12 months. Broadleaf, Virto Commerce, Sharetribe, LiteCart and BeikeShop limit commercial use or redistribution, and Shopizer, osCommerce and Reaction Commerce have gone quiet.