Amazon and Flipkart are reducing seller fees to penetrate smaller Indian cities, aiming to attract more merchants and consumers while driving growth in non-metro regions.
The move is aimed at expanding their footprint
Jul 31, 2026
05:07 pm
What's the storyAmazon and Flipkart are slashing or waiving commissions on a wide range of products. The move is aimed at expanding their footprint in India's smaller cities and towns, where online shopping is booming.
The strategy is designed to attract more sellers and provide affordable products for consumers.
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