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Zopping is an all-in-one, no-code eCommerce platform built in Bengaluru, India, designed specifically for Indian retailers, D2C brands, and hyperlocal businesses. Based in HSR Layout, Bengaluru, the platform focuses on solving the unique challenges Indian sellers face — quick commerce, hyperlocal delivery, multi-store inventory management, and GST-compliant billing — in a single dashboard without requiring any coding. The platform bundles features that Shopify users typically need paid apps for: multi-store management from one dashboard, built-in delivery management with hyperlocal delivery apps for staff, weight-based selling, marketing and SEO tools, customer management, analytics dashboards, and customizable themes for different retail verticals. Payment integrations include Razorpay and Paytm, with Facebook and Google Analytics connections for marketing. Zopping also offers mobile apps for both business owners and delivery staff — a standout for retailers running their own last-mile delivery. Zopping states plainly on its pricing page that there are "no additional commission fees on your orders", beyond whatever your payment provider charges, and offers a 14-day free trial across three tiers — Basic, Business and Enterprise. The plan prices themselves are rendered in JavaScript and are not present in the page source, so no figure is quoted here; checked 9 September 2026. Read them off the live pricing page. What it does include, and Shopify charges extra for, is delivery management and multi-store support. The platform offers 24/7 support and industry-specific themes for different retail verticals. No free plan is available, but the bundled feature set justifies the price for retailers who'd otherwise need multiple Shopify apps. Best suited for Indian retailers running physical + online stores, hyperlocal delivery businesses (groceries, food, pharma), and multi-location brands who need centralized inventory and delivery management. Small businesses with simple needs may still prefer a platform with a genuine free tier, such as Typof. The platform's strengths are its India-first delivery tooling and multi-store architecture — but its template ecosystem is limited, SEO customization could be deeper, and it lacks the third-party app marketplace that Shopify and WooCommerce offer.
ZopSmart Technology Pvt Ltd (Zopping)
We cannot tell you, and that is worth stating plainly. Zopping's pricing page renders entirely in JavaScript — fetched directly on 10 September 2026 it returned 75,046 bytes containing no rupee or Rs price token anywhere in the source. Figures quoted for Zopping on third-party listing sites are not reproducible from Zopping's own page, so we have chosen not to republish them. Request a quote from Zopping directly.
No. Zopping's pricing page states verbatim: 'No additional commission fees on your orders.' That text was confirmed present in the page source on 10 September 2026. You will still pay your payment gateway's own charges, which is a separate company taking a separate cut.
Zopping comes from ZopSmart Technology Pvt Ltd, incorporated in India in 2014 (CIN U74900KA2014PTC076961, RoC Bangalore), with Zopping Technology Pvt Ltd incorporated separately in Karnataka in 2025 (CIN U58201KA2025PTC200375). It is bootstrapped and profitable, and while there were early rounds from Accel, Times Internet and Qualcomm, the founders retain control. Directors Mukesh Singh and Vikash Kumar are both Indian co-founders. It scores 93 out of 100 on our Swadeshi Meter.
Zopping is built for hyperlocal retail rather than generic online selling. Its distinguishing features are delivery slot management, route planning and multi-store inventory — the problems a grocery chain or a retailer running its own delivery fleet actually has. If you ship by courier and never run your own drivers, most of that is overhead you would not use. It also differs from Shopify in a way that matters financially in India: Shopify Payments does not operate here, so Shopify merchants pay a third-party transaction fee of up to 2% per order on top of their gateway charges. Zopping charges no commission on orders.
There is no flagship merchant app with a public rating that we could verify, so there is no user-review sample to check Zopping against — unlike Dukaan, which has tens of thousands of Play Store ratings. Zopping does provide customer-facing mobile apps for the stores built on it, which is a different thing.
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