Roasted with high commissions, hidden charges, forced advertising and relentless discount pressure.
Axobi hands the ownership of your business back to you.
We are a technology platform, not an e-commerce aggregator. You keep your profit.
14 days of every tool, then a free plan that never expires. No card. Already listed? Sign in
The three promises
Your own store in your brand name, with your logo, your products, your prices, your customers and your growth. No competitor's product on your page, ever.
We never hold your money or your customer's money. Online payments go straight into your own Razorpay account; counter sales never touch us.
Chat with your customer, call or video-call them, send a bill or a quotation, all inside Axobi and without ever showing your phone number.
Whether the order is worth ₹100 or ₹1,00,000, we charge only a flat ₹11 as platform fee per delivered online order, from your prepaid wallet. That is what keeps the platform running for your growth.
Try it on any order value
Tap an order value. A percentage-based platform grows its cut with your ticket; Axobi stays at ₹11. Type what your current platform takes.
Order value ₹25,000
Fee ₹11
You take home ₹24,989
Order value ₹25,000
Fee ₹4,500
Extra lost on this one sale ₹4,489
Searched for, not found yet
Real searches from the last thirty days that no listed business answered. If one of these is your trade, you are the business they were looking for.
No national price war, no pay-per-click
Sell to your own hyper-local area instead of fighting factory prices across the country. Grow by yourself for nothing, or let growth promoters bring buyers and pay only when a sale happens.
Your own products, your own area, your own customers. One tap shares an item or your shop card to the people who already know you. Nothing to pay us for it.
WhatsApp and Facebook directly, and any app on your phone's share sheet: Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube.
Axobi's growth promoters work like field sales agents. You never pay for empty clicks. When a buyer they brought completes an order, you pay a flat ₹15 to the promoter. No percentage. You switch it on when you want it.
26 kinds of business · products, services and professionals
From the stock you buy to the price that never loses money, from the counter to the warehouse rack, from quotations to payroll, from hiring to the supplier network. The seller panel is the ERP, in 11 languages, from ₹499 a month.
From ₹499 a month
Freemium covers your product pages and sharing
GST bills at the counter, barcode or spoken item, udhaar ledgers per customer, day close. The same stock as your online shop.
A store on your own subdomain in your brand, listed on Axobi where buyers search in their own language.
Load many items from a photo grid or a sheet, sizes by colours; packaged goods are recognised from their barcode.
Send a quotation or a bill inside the chat; the buyer pays from it. An agreed price becomes a one-time coupon on that link.
Services and classes book a slot; repairs run on a job card from estimate to bill; maintenance contracts renew themselves.
Your own coupons, one-tap 'same again' for a buyer, and Axo points that bring them back to your shop.
Purchases, goods-in by scan with your margin shown, batches and expiry, serial and IMEI, decimal units: the stock every screen reads.
Every item has a place: the godown, the store, the rack, the shelf row. A stock count on the phone walks the shop.
Several places under one owner, with cashiers, managers and accountants each seeing their own screens.
GST on every bill and report; e-way bills above the limit; IRN e-invoices with a signed QR when your turnover needs them.
Staff attendance, monthly payroll with the state's professional tax and TDS, payslips, per branch.
Post a job on Axobi, screen candidates (an AI interviewer can call them), send offer letters and joining papers.
Share an item or the shop to WhatsApp and any app; a printed counter card with your QR brings walk-ins to your page.
Followers who opted in, broadcasts of your items, AI replies and order updates on your own number.
Promoters bring buyers for a flat fee only on a sale; advertising is labelled and never changes a search result.
Buyers earn points on delivered orders and bring friends; the points are spent on Axo services, so they cost you nothing.
Cost, GST, fees and courier on every product before you set the price; a monthly report of what you actually kept; a nudge if a month ran at a loss.
Send a quote request; wholesalers and raw-material suppliers on Axobi answer in your supplier inbox. Goods in by scan.
Every buyer talks to you inside Axobi. Calls run in the app; your personal number is never shown.
Ten seconds of video as you seal the parcel, sent to the buyer at once. A wrong-item claim is settled by evidence.
Every address is scored before you pack; the courier is booked at its cost plus the published margin, shown in rupees first.
A written policy on the item page, a return window you set, unboxing photos before any refund.
Ask in Bengali, Hindi, Tamil or eight more; agents for analysis, operations, chat replies and hiring, bought from the wallet.
A verified-business badge, ratings only from people who bought, and your licences kept where an inspector can see them.
24 trade desks, each with its own day
A desk is the screens one kind of business needs, on the same stock book and the same bills.
26 kinds of business
Pick your kind of business. Each one shows the day as that shop lives it, step by step. 26 categories are listed on Axobi; 24 of them have their own desk and page today, and the rest run on the general shop.
A day in this business
Scan a barcode or say the item, and the GST bill is made. Stock, expiry and every customer's khata keep themselves.
See the page for a kirana storeStep 1
Bill by scan or by voice
Scan the barcode with the phone camera or say the item. Many packaged goods are recognised from their barcode, so you do not type them in.
Step 2
Stock that counts itself
Every bill takes stock down and every purchase brings it up, in kilos, litres or pieces. You see what is running low.
Step 3
Goods in by scan, with your margin
Receive a supplier's delivery by scanning. The purchase rate and your margin on each item are shown as you go.
Step 4
Udhaar without a notebook
Each customer has a ledger. A bill on credit, a payment and the balance are all in one place, with a reminder you can send.
Step 5
Expiry watched for you
Items with a date are sold oldest first, and what is close to expiry is listed before it becomes a loss.
A day in this business
Every strip is sold from the right batch, nothing expired reaches a customer, and the registers the drug inspector asks for write themselves.
See the page for a medical shopStep 1
Batch and expiry on every item
Stock is kept by batch. The counter sells the batch that expires first, so old stock does not sit behind new.
Step 2
Prescription gate for Schedule H
A Schedule H or H1 medicine cannot be billed without the doctor and patient recorded, and the H1 register is kept as you sell.
Step 3
Expiry alerts before the loss
A list of what expires in the coming months, so it can be returned to the distributor in time.
Step 4
Goods in from the distributor's bill
Enter a purchase with batch, expiry, MRP and scheme quantity once. Margins are worked out per item.
Step 5
GST bills and the day's close
A GST bill in seconds, returns handled properly, and the cash counted against the system at closing.
A day in this business
Know which size of which design is left, bill with the right GST for the price, and handle exchanges without a paper slip.
See the page for a clothing shopStep 1
Stock by size and colour
A design is one item with a grid of sizes and colours. You see at once which sizes are finished.
Step 2
Barcode tags from your own printer
Print price tags with a barcode for every piece and bill by scanning.
Step 3
The right GST by price
Garments carry a different GST rate above and below the price slab. The bill applies the right one per piece.
Step 4
Exchange and credit notes
A returned piece becomes credit the customer can spend, tracked to the last rupee.
Step 5
Dead stock and markdowns
What has not sold in months is listed, and a season-end markdown is applied to a whole group at once.
A day in this business
Every handset is tracked from the distributor's box to the customer's bill, with its warranty and its service history.
See the page for a electronics shopStep 1
IMEI and serial on every unit
Units are received by serial or IMEI and sold by it, so you always know which piece went to whom.
Step 2
Warranty on the bill
The warranty period is stamped at the sale and a warranty card is printed with it.
Step 3
Service book
A repair is taken in against the unit, with its status, parts and charges.
Step 4
GST bills and returns
Bills with the right GST, returns that put the same unit back in stock.
Step 5
Stock you can trust
What is on the shelf, what is sold and what is out for service, counted by unit.
A day in this business
Each piece carries its tag, HUID and weights. The bill works out metal, making and GST from today's rate.
See the page for a jewellery shopStep 1
Every piece by tag and HUID
Gross weight, net weight, stone weight and purity are recorded per piece and printed on the bill.
Step 2
Billed at the day's rate
Set the gold and silver rate once in the morning. Each line is priced from it, with making charges and 3% GST.
Step 3
Old gold exchange
Old gold taken in is valued and set against the bill as part of the payment.
Step 4
Savings schemes
Monthly scheme instalments are collected and redeemed against a purchase when the scheme matures.
Step 5
Stock by weight
Know the weight you hold by purity and by category, not only the count of pieces.
A day in this business
The day laid out chair by chair, each client's history on a card, and commission counted from the bills instead of guessed.
See the page for a salonStep 1
The day, chair by chair
One column per stylist with bookings and walk-ins. Move a client between chairs or mark a no-show in a tap.
Step 2
Client cards
Preferences, allergies and the colour formula from the last visit are in front of the stylist before they start.
Step 3
Packages and memberships
Sell prepaid packages by sittings or by value. Each visit draws it down and expiry is warned in advance.
Step 4
Commission per stylist
Every bill line is named to who did the work, so commission on services and on products is exact.
Step 5
Online booking
Customers book from your page on Axo and the booking appears on the day sheet.
A day in this business
Orders go to the right kitchen section, tables are split and merged, and every settlement is a proper GST bill.
See the page for a restaurantStep 1
KOT by kitchen section
An order prints or shows at the tandoor, the main kitchen and the bar separately, each with only its own items.
Step 2
Tables, split and merge
Open a table, add to it through the meal, split the bill between guests or merge two tables.
Step 3
One GST bill at the end
A table settles as one GST bill, so what the books say and what the bills say are the same.
Step 4
Reservations and catering
Take table bookings with a time, and quote and bill catering orders with an advance.
Step 5
Tiffin rounds
Daily tiffin customers are served from a round sheet and billed for the month.
A day in this business
Sell a full pack or a loose piece from the same stock, keep each contractor's site on its own ledger, and send goods on a challan.
See the page for a hardware storeStep 1
Packs and loose units
Buy by the box and sell by the piece, or by weight and length. Stock is always kept in one base unit.
Step 2
Contractor and site ledgers
A contractor can have several sites, each with its own running account and credit limit.
Step 3
Delivery challans
Send material on a challan today and bill it later, with every challan accounted for.
Step 4
Agreed rates
A rate agreed with a contractor for an item is remembered and applied on their next bill.
Step 5
GST bills
GST-inclusive rates billed correctly, and e-way bills prepared with the e-way bill add-on.
A day in this business
Each bill prints your dealer licences, each bag is traced to its lot, and credit is set to fall due after the harvest.
See the page for a agri input shopStep 1
Licences on every bill
Your seed, fertiliser and pesticide licence numbers print on the bills that need them.
Step 2
Lots and expiry
Seed and pesticide are stocked by lot with expiry, sold oldest first, and traceable to the bag.
Step 3
Credit until the harvest
A farmer's credit can be given a due date after the crop, with the ledger and reminders to match.
Step 4
GST bills and returns
The right GST per product and returns that go back to the right lot.
A day in this business
Patients book a slot, the desk runs the token queue, and each visit's prescription and follow-up are in the patient's file.
See the page for a clinicStep 1
Doctors and OPD timings
Each doctor has days, hours and a fee. Slots are offered from that schedule.
Step 2
Appointment desk with tokens
Booked and walk-in patients are given tokens and called in order.
Step 3
Prescription and follow-up
The consultation ends with a printed or shared prescription and a follow-up date that reminds the patient.
Step 4
Patient files
Every visit, prescription and receipt of a patient in one record.
Step 5
Dental chart and treatment plans
For dentists: a tooth chart, procedures per tooth and a treatment plan with its cost in stages.
A day in this business
Samples are labelled at collection, results are checked against the right range for the patient, and the report can be verified by QR.
See the page for a diagnostic labStep 1
Ranges by age and sex
Each result is compared with the reference range for that patient and flagged when outside it.
Step 2
Barcode labels for tubes
Print a label per sample at collection so a tube is never mixed up.
Step 3
Signed reports
Reports carry the pathologist's sign-off and a QR code anyone can scan to confirm the report is genuine.
Step 4
Billing
Tests are billed per patient, with a receipt.
Step 5
Report to the patient's phone
The finished report reaches the patient's own Axo health record.
A day in this business
Students are in the right batch, fees are collected on time with reminders, and attendance is taken in a minute.
See the page for a coaching centreStep 1
Courses and batches
Define courses with their fee and run several batches of each with their own timings.
Step 2
Fees with receipts and reminders
Monthly or instalment fees, a receipt for each payment, and reminders to those who are due.
Step 3
Attendance
Mark a batch's attendance in a minute and see who has been missing.
Step 4
Student records
Each student's course, batch, fees paid and attendance in one place.
Step 5
Your page on Axo
Students and parents find your centre and its courses on the Axo marketplace.
A day in this business
Check-in to check-out on one screen, with the right GST per night, the guest register and the night audit done properly.
See the page for a hotelStep 1
Room types and seasonal rates
Rates by room type and season, applied to each night of a stay.
Step 2
Front desk
Reservations, check-in, room changes and check-out, with rooms shown as free, occupied or being cleaned.
Step 3
Folio with GST per night
Room nights are taxed at the rate for their value, and restaurant bills can be sent to the room.
Step 4
Guest register
The register the law asks for, including the details needed for foreign guests.
Step 5
Housekeeping and night audit
Rooms marked dirty and ready by housekeeping, and the day closed with a night audit.
A day in this business
Know which beds are free, bill rent for the exact days stayed, and keep each deposit ready to refund.
See the page for a PGStep 1
Beds, not just rooms
A room has beds, each with its own occupant and rent. Free beds are seen at a glance.
Step 2
Rent for the days stayed
Someone who joins or leaves mid-month is billed for the real number of days.
Step 3
Deposits
A deposit is held as a refundable advance and settled against dues when the resident leaves.
Step 4
Dues and reminders
Who has paid this month and who has not, with a reminder to those who have not.
Step 5
Proper bills and receipts
Rent is billed and receipted properly, so both sides have a record.
A day in this business
Run every opening from the client's brief to the placement invoice, with candidates matched and screened for you.
See the page for a recruitment consultancyStep 1
Clients and their openings
Each client's openings with the fee agreed, and a pipeline of candidates per opening.
Step 2
Matched candidates
Job seekers on Axo are matched to each opening by role, skills and distance, and ranked with reasons.
Step 3
Screening and interviews
Schedule interviews, or have Axo place a short voice screening call in the candidate's language.
Step 4
Offer letters and joining
Issue offer and appointment letters in the employer's name and collect joining documents.
Step 5
Placement invoices and staffing payroll
Raise the placement invoice, and run monthly payroll for staff you deploy at clients.
A day in this business
Price a move from the survey list, issue the consignment note in three copies, and record condition at both ends.
See the page for a packers and moversStep 1
Survey list priced by volume
List the household's items at the survey and the volume and quote follow from it.
Step 2
Bilty in three copies
The consignment note for consignor, consignee and driver, numbered and kept.
Step 3
Condition in and out
Record the condition of goods at loading and unloading, so a damage claim has facts behind it.
Step 4
Fleet papers
Each vehicle's insurance, permit and fitness dates, with a warning before they lapse.
Step 5
GST bill for the job
The move is billed with packing, loading, transport and insurance as separate lines.
A day in this business
From the customer's complaint to the estimate they approve on their phone, the work done, and the bill.
See the page for a service centreStep 1
Job cards
Take in the item or vehicle with the complaint and its condition, and track it through the workshop.
Step 2
Estimate approved by the customer
Send the estimate as a link. The customer approves it on their phone before work starts.
Step 3
Photos and warranty
Photos before and after, parts used, and a warranty on the repair.
Step 4
Bill from the job card
Parts and labour move to a GST bill in one step.
Step 5
AMC contracts
Annual maintenance contracts with their visits scheduled and renewals reminded.
A day in this business
For tent houses, costume hire, tools and equipment: bookings by date, with late, damage and loss charged at return.
See the page for a rental businessStep 1
Stock as a calendar
An item is available or not on a given date. The same piece is never promised twice.
Step 2
Bookings with advance
Take a booking for a date range with an advance, and hand over against it.
Step 3
Return checks
At return, late days, damage and missing items are charged on the spot.
Step 4
GST bills
The hire and any charges at return are billed properly.
A day in this business
Plan departures, collect payments on schedule, track what you owe suppliers, and bill each kind of sale under the correct tax rule.
See the page for a travel agencyStep 1
Packages and departures
Packages with itineraries, departures with seats, and travellers on each.
Step 2
Payment schedules
Each booking has instalments due by date, with reminders.
Step 3
Tickets and visas
Air and rail tickets and visa applications tracked against the traveller.
Step 4
Supplier ledger
What is owed to hotels, transporters and airlines for each trip.
Step 5
GST and TCS handled
Package sales and commission sales are taxed differently, and TCS on overseas packages is collected and shown.
A day in this business
Client engagements, the documents you are waiting for, due dates that do not slip, and bills that account for TDS.
See the page for a professional practiceStep 1
Engagements per client
Each piece of work for a client with its stage and who is on it.
Step 2
Papers board
What you have asked the client for and what has arrived.
Step 3
Statutory calendar
GST, TDS and income tax due dates laid against your clients.
Step 4
Hours and rates
Time recorded against an engagement at the rate agreed.
Step 5
Bills with TDS
Invoices where the client deducts TDS are settled correctly, with the deduction on record.
A day in this business
From the quote the customer accepts to the workshop's spec, the delivery and fitting, and the bill in stages.
See the page for a furniture businessStep 1
Quote to order
An accepted quotation becomes an order with one tap.
Step 2
Spec for the workshop
Sizes, material and finish written once, so the workshop builds what was sold.
Step 3
Measure, deliver, fit
A diary of site visits for measuring, delivery and fitting.
Step 4
Advance and stage billing
Take an advance and bill the rest in stages as the work progresses.
A day in this business
Make GST bills on a phone or a computer, keep stock and customer accounts, and close the day with the cash counted. Counter billing is free on Axo.
See the page for a businessStep 1
GST bills in seconds
Items with HSN and tax rate, CGST and SGST or IGST worked out, a numbered bill for the financial year.
Step 2
On the phone in your pocket
Bill from a phone at the counter, by scanning or by speaking the item.
Step 3
Stock and purchases
Stock moves with every bill and purchase. Low stock is listed.
Step 4
Customer accounts
Credit sales, payments received and the balance due per customer.
Step 5
Day close and reports
Cash, UPI and card counted against the day's bills, and the sales you need for your returns.
A day in this business
Set each person's salary structure once. Attendance, overtime, deductions and the payslip follow every month.
See the page for a businessStep 1
Salary structures
Basic, HRA and allowances as fixed amounts or as a percentage of other heads, saved as packages you apply to people.
Step 2
Attendance to salary
Days worked, weekly offs, holidays and overtime turn into the month's pay.
Step 3
Statutory deductions
PF and ESI as heads you set, professional tax by state and TDS on salary are worked out and shown on the payslip.
Step 4
Each branch by its own rules
A branch in another state follows that state's rules and its own calendar.
Step 5
Payslips and final settlement
A payslip for everyone, arrears when a salary is revised, and full and final settlement when someone leaves.
A day in this business
A shop page customers can find and order from, linked to the same stock and bills as your counter. Customers pay you directly.
See the page for a businessStep 1
A page that is yours
Your shop at its own address, with your products, prices and photos.
Step 2
Found by people nearby
Your shop is also listed on the Axo marketplace under your category and city.
Step 3
Orders into the same system
An online order takes stock down and appears with your counter sales.
Step 4
You are paid directly
Customers pay into your own account. Axo does not hold your order money.
Step 5
Chat with customers
Customers ask before they buy through the built-in chat.
Every line above describes something that is built. The trade pages are written in English because that is how these searches are made; the product runs in your language.
No reading fatigue, just the proof
Four questions a shopkeeper asks. The other column describes how those platforms usually work; each publishes its own terms.
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What you pay per sale
Where the buyer's money goes
Whose customer it is
Returns and wrong-item claims
How you get seen
Cash on delivery and parcels that come back
Running the shop
Language
Who sets the price
Leaving
The other three columns describe how those models usually work; each service publishes its own current terms. The Axobi column is read from our live settings and is a promise, not a description.
The parcel's journey
Every step is live in the seller panel today. Together they answer the buyer's worries and the seller's losses at once.
A ten-second packing clip
You record the parcel as you seal it. The clip and the photos are kept on our disk, never on YouTube, and deleted on the return-window rule.
The buyer sees it at once
The clip and photos land in the buyer's chat the moment you tap Save evidence. If something is wrong, they say so before it ships.
The delivery check
Every address is scored before you pack. A weak one asks the buyer to confirm; a risky order can be held. Pay before ship is the default.
Paid to you, evidence both ways
Online payments land in your own Razorpay account. A refund needs unboxing evidence from the buyer against your packing clip.
Seller pains
Every answer below is a working feature in the seller panel today, not a plan.
The commission eats the margin
Commission is 0% today. If it ever starts, it is charged only when an order is delivered, never on a cancellation, and the margin line on the product form shows what you keep before you set a price.
The money arrives weeks later
It arrives in your Razorpay account when the buyer pays. We have no payout day because we hold nothing of yours.
The platform owns the customer
Every buyer can chat with you inside Axobi, reorder with one tap and follow your shop. You see the name and the history.
Losses on cash on delivery
Pay before ship is the default. The delivery check scores the address, asks the buyer to confirm when it looks weak, and lets you hold a risky order before you pack it.
Rank goes to whoever pays
Search rank is not for sale. Advertising exists, is labelled as such, and never moves a search result.
Fake returns and wrong-item claims
You record a ten-second packing clip; the buyer gets it the moment the parcel is packed. A refund needs unboxing photos and a check you can see.
No billing, stock or GST tools
Counter billing is free on every plan. One stock book serves the counter and the shop page; GST, udhaar and e-way bills are built in.
Panels only in English
The seller panel, the guides and the Axo voice speak 11 Indian languages.
Listing takes days
The catalogue builder takes a photo grid or a sheet, the AI writes the cards, and the barcode library fills the rest.
A buyer who trusts the platform buys from you faster, and comes back.
Will I get what I ordered?
The packing clip and photos arrive in the chat the moment the parcel is sealed. If something is wrong, the buyer says so before it ships.
Is this shop real?
A verified-business badge, GSTIN checks, ratings only from people who bought, and a reply time that is measured, not claimed.
Can I return it?
The return policy sits on the item page before the order: the window and the exchange rule are the shop's, written down.
Will anyone answer me?
The shop owner answers in the built-in chat, and Axo nudges a shop that leaves a buyer waiting.
Is my number safe?
In the chat the shop sees a name, not a number. The number is shared only on an order, for the delivery, and is never sold on.
Can I read it?
The whole marketplace, every shop page and every order message, in 11 Indian languages.
Every rupee
These numbers are read from our live settings, not typed into a brochure. When a dial moves, this page moves with it.
Freemium
Free
Commission on delivered online orders
0% today
Introductory rate. Any commission later is set on our pricing dials, charged only on delivered orders, and shown on this page before it applies.
Starter
₹499/month
₹4,990 a year (10 months pay for 12)
Commission on delivered online orders
0% today
Introductory rate. Any commission later is set on our pricing dials, charged only on delivered orders, and shown on this page before it applies.
Growth
₹999/month
₹9,990 a year (10 months pay for 12)
Commission on delivered online orders
0% today
Introductory rate. Any commission later is set on our pricing dials, charged only on delivered orders, and shown on this page before it applies.
Pro
₹2,499/month
₹24,990 a year (10 months pay for 12)
Commission on delivered online orders
0% today
Introductory rate. Any commission later is set on our pricing dials, charged only on delivered orders, and shown on this page before it applies.
Platform fee
₹11 as platform fee per delivered online order, the only thing we charge, to keep the platform running for your growth. Nothing on a cancellation.
Counter sales
No commission and no fee. Your till is yours, on every plan.
Courier
The courier's cost plus a 30% service margin, shown as rupees before you confirm a shipment.
Payments
Your own Razorpay account. Its gateway charge is Razorpay's; we add nothing to it.
Advertising, optional
Home top ₹99 a day or ₹299 for 7 days, banner ₹199, video ₹149, hero ₹499 a day, brand package ₹500 for 30 days. Always labelled, never in search rank.
WhatsApp marketing, optional
₹499 a month plus GST, with 150 posts and 300 AI replies included.
Trade desks and Axo agents, optional
₹99 to ₹299 a month each; most trade desks are included from Starter upward.
AI usage, optional
Packs from your wallet: 100 Axo turns for ₹99, 60 live minutes for ₹199.
The trial
14 days of Growth with every module at 0% commission; then the free plan, which never expires.
What Freemium covers
Your product pages and photos, the sharing tools, your shop page in the marketplace, orders and chat. The counter, bookings, reports, staff and the trade desks come with Starter at ₹499 a month.
Welcome offer
0% commission for the first 1 month of any paid plan.
Where Axobi's money comes from
Five lines, and nothing else. No data sales, no buy box, no hidden float on your sales.
Axobi is run by its founder without investors. The profit funds free food, education, treatment and shelter for children and elders.
Your month, in rupees
Axobi is shown at the plan's upper rate plus the ₹11 fee; add-ons lower the rate. Courier and payment-gateway charges are the same on both sides and left out.
The seller's book
Each one is a rule in the code, not a line in a brochure.
Did something break an article? Tell the founder at the grievance desk
Influencers, group admins, associations and field agents share Axobi with the businesses they reach. A business that registers through your link gets a longer trial, and you earn for its first paid months. Nothing is paid for posts, only for businesses that pay.
14 days of every tool, then a free plan that never expires. The rules on this page apply from the first day.