Catalog services for D2C brands.

A D2C brand's catalog is never finished. A drop goes out on Friday, last season's items need archiving, the hero product needs better photos, and someone has to tell Google and Meta about all of it. Doing this with an in-house generalist works until launch week, when everything lands at once.

What you get

• Launch and drop uploads: products, variants, options, prices, collections, tags and metafields, built from your line sheet or spreadsheet.
• Product page quality: consistent titles, benefit-led descriptions, size and care details, alt text and SEO fields.
• Imagery support: white-background mains, lifestyle scenes and consistent crops from your existing photography.
• Feed management for Google Merchant Center and Meta catalogs, so new products appear without manual exports.
• Retention setup as you grow: abandoned cart and post-purchase email, WhatsApp flows where they suit your market.
• A short monthly note listing what was built, what was queried and what is next.

How it works

1. You send your product sheet, brand notes and the launch calendar for the next quarter.
2. We inspect the files and send a fixed quote, or recommend a monthly plan if the volume is regular.
3. You add a staff or collaborator account for us. No passwords change hands.
4. Our AI engine builds the volume; a person reviews every output against your brand notes.
5. Products land as drafts. You approve, we publish on your timing, and the next drop goes into the queue.

What D2C catalogs need that others do not

Marketplaces reward uniformity; a D2C store has to feel like a brand. That changes the work.

Brands often reach us after launching twice on messy data. The second drop is where inconsistent tags and missing alt text start costing real time, because filters, collections and ad feeds all depend on the same fields.

Our launch checklist

For each drop we run the same short checklist, so nothing goes live half-built:

• Line sheet check. Every product has a title, price, SKU, weight and at least one image before building starts.
• Draft and preview. Products stay as drafts so you can preview collection pages and filters before the date.
• Collection rules. Tags and metafields feed smart collections, so a new product appears in the right place automatically.
• SEO and social fields. Page titles, descriptions and alt text are set, so the page looks right when shared.
• Feed readiness. Identifiers, categories and image links are checked so Google and Meta catalogs accept the products.
• Post-launch sweep. A day or two after launch, we check for broken variants, missing images and out-of-stock items still showing.

Monthly plans

Monthly Catalog Ops is the plan for steady catalog work: uploads, edits, cleanup and launch preparation, from ₹7,999 / $349 / £279 / A$529 per month.

Growth Stack adds imagery, feeds and retention on top, for brands that want one team across the whole post-launch chain: ₹29,999 / $1,499 / £1,199 / A$2,249 per month.

Single projects use the published starting prices: catalog listing from ₹6,999 / $249 / £199 / A$379 for up to 250 products, and imagery from ₹2,999 / $129 / £99 / A$199 per 50 products. The fixed quote comes after we inspect your files. See /pricing.

Turnaround

Listing work can go live from 48 hours for eligible catalogs, depending on scope and data quality. Imagery, cleanup and other work are scheduled in your quote. For launches, send us the product data as early as you can; dates are confirmed in the quote.

Is this a fit?

It suits brands that launch regularly, sell on their own store, and would rather not hire for catalog work yet. It also suits brands that have just taken funding or started wholesale and suddenly have three times the SKUs.

It does not suit a brand with a dozen products and a quiet calendar. Do that yourself, and read our Shopify bulk upload guide. And if you need original photography or brand strategy, those sit outside what we do.

Start with the free 10-product sample, or ask for a quote at /get-started. For the individual services, see /bulk-product-upload, /ai-product-photos and /ecommerce-email-marketing.