About SellerWala

SellerWala exists because running a Meesho shop means doing two thankless jobs over and over. The first is getting orders out of the door. The second is finding out whether any of it made money.

The problem

Meesho — like most Indian marketplaces — exports shipping labels with a tax invoice glued to the same page, in whatever order your orders happened to sync in. So before you can print anything you are cutting, re-sorting, and wasting label stock.

Then, at the other end, the supplier panel will not tell you whether the month worked. It reports what it paid you, and stops there — which is revenue, not profit. It has no idea what your products cost, what you spend on packaging, or what your rent is.

Two tools, two ends of the same order

The label cropper

Crops the invoice away, fits the label to your printer, and sorts the batch the way you actually pack — with a pick list of how many of each SKU to pull off the shelf.

The profit calculator

Reads your payment file and works out what you really earned — after cost of goods, ads, returns, and the rent and salaries no marketplace has ever heard of — down to the margin on each individual SKU.

What we will not do

Nothing you add leaves your device.

There is no server that processes your files. Cropping, sorting, PDF building and every profit calculation happen locally in your browser, using code that runs on your machine — not ours. That matters twice over here: one file holds your customers' addresses, the other holds your entire revenue.

No account, ever.

There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to forget a password for. Open a tool, use it, close the tab.

Free forever, funded by ads.

Advertising is placed away from the upload, preview, and download flow, so it never gets in the way of actually getting the work done.

What's next

Both tools start with Meesho, because that is the marketplace we know best. Amazon and Flipkart label cropping are on the roadmap — the underlying engine was built to take more marketplaces, so what is left is the per-marketplace detail rather than a rewrite. The FAQ covers the rest, and the guides go deeper on printing, couriers and payments.