ShopNxAn online store for artisans and handicrafts
A handmade piece sells because of who made it and how. Your own store puts your name on the work, and you keep the customer relationship.
Tell us what you sell on WhatsApp(opens in a new tab)
Show the work behind each piece
- Video beside the product. Place your own YouTube or Facebook videos of the making next to the pieces they show.
- One-of-a-kind stock. Keep a count of one, and a piece stops selling once it is sold.
- Pages arranged your way. Build your home, product and collection pages from sections, without a developer.
- Your own domain. Sell under your name, on your own address.
Retail customers and boutique buyers
- Trade prices for shops. Give a boutique or a craft store its own prices, which only its confirmed buyers can see. See wholesale on ShopNx.
- Quotes for large orders. A buyer asks for quantities, you price them, and accepting the quote places the order.
- Fragile parcels. Book through Shiprocket, Delhivery, NimbusPost or India Post, and choose the courier for each parcel's size.
- Several makers in one group. Give staff their own roles and permissions in your admin.
Open the sample shop (opens in a new tab) What to know before you start
- One seller per store. A craft group sells as one store. Several makers can't each run a separate account with their own payouts.
What it costs
₹0 a month. You pay 1% of delivered, non-returned orders, plus 18% GST on that fee, and nothing in a month with no sales. Your payment gateway and courier charge separately. See the full pricing and calculator.
Questions sellers ask
Can I sell handicrafts to customers abroad?
You can run a store for another market, but payments and cross-border labels are still limited. See selling abroad for what works today.
Can a weavers' group or cooperative use it?
Yes, as one store with several staff logins. Orders and money go to the group as one seller.