In traditional e-commerce, one truth has always been unfairly hidden:
The people who make and sell the products earn the least.
Big marketplaces charge 20%, 30%, even 40% commissions.
Creators and small sellers do the hard work, but the platform takes the bigger cut.
At DRIPPR, we decided to flip that story.
Because in our world, fashion should empower the people who create it — not exploit them.
That’s why DRIPPR is built on a Zero-Commission Model.
A system that doesn’t just sound fair — it is fair.
The Problem: When Platforms Took Too Much
The old e-commerce model looked like this:
Sellers joined a big platform → paid commissions → lost pricing power → fought for visibility → eventually faded out.
Small brands couldn’t compete with corporate giants.
Creators couldn’t afford to stay independent.
The very people who gave fashion its creativity were being pushed out by algorithms and ad budgets.
That’s not innovation.
That’s exploitation — disguised as convenience.
The DRIPPR Solution: Fair Commerce, Fast Fashion
We built DRIPPR to bring freedom back to fashion.
Our zero-commission model ensures:
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Sellers earn what they deserve.
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Creators keep their profits.
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Customers get fair prices.
Because when everyone wins, fashion becomes sustainable — emotionally and economically.
How the Model Works
| Traditional E-Commerce | DRIPPR |
|---|---|
| 15–40% commission per sale | ₹30–₹50 flat order fee only |
| Platform keeps control | Seller owns pricing & margin |
| Corporate-first system | Community-first system |
| Delayed payouts | Instant settlements |
| Generic listing pages | Creator or seller-led stores |
DRIPPR charges a flat fee per order — ₹30 for orders below ₹399, ₹50 for orders ₹399 and above.
That’s it. No hidden costs, no percentage cuts, no fine print.
Why Sellers Love It
Because it’s transparent, scalable, and empowering.
They don’t have to worry about big deductions eating into their profits.
They know exactly what they’ll earn per sale — every time.
And since DRIPPR promotes local sellers and creator brands, they get visibility they never had before — without paying to be seen.
For the first time, fashion feels like a partnership — not a power play.
How This Builds a Better Economy
Zero commission means more money stays in the hands of sellers and creators.
More money means more creativity, better products, and faster growth.
It creates a domino effect:
→ More sellers join.
→ More diversity in fashion.
→ More local jobs and collaborations.
→ More real impact.
That’s not just good business — that’s economic justice.
Why It Matters
Because the future of fashion isn’t about one big brand winning.
It’s about everyone participating.
The thrift seller in Delhi.
The streetwear label in Mumbai.
The creator in Bangalore.
DRIPPR gives them the same playing field — and the same chance to grow.
Final Word
Commission kills creativity.
So we killed commission.
Because fashion doesn’t grow when platforms take —
it grows when platforms give back.
DRIPPR isn’t just making fashion faster —
we’re making it fairer.
Zero commission.
Zero exploitation.
Pure expression.
That’s not a business strategy —
that’s fashion justice.
