Social commerce platform onboards 50+ Indian fashion and beauty brands, reaches 50,000+ shoppers in 10 months of organic growth.
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Trivandrum, India – May 13, 2025 – Shopdibz [https://www.shopdibz.com/], a DPIIT-registered (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade) social commerce startup exclusively showcasing Indian fashion and beauty brands, is proud to position itself as the “Swadeshi 2.0” marketplace in alignment with the Make in India campaign. In just 10 months since its launch, Shopdibz has partnered with over 50 homegrown brands and attracted more than 50,000 shoppers across the country, offering a curated online mall of high-quality products made in India. This rapid growth – achieved entirely organically without external funding – highlights the rising consumer demand for authentic Indian brands and the platform’s unique appeal as a dedicated hub for local businesses.
Empowering Indian Brands
Founded by Jerry Paul and Verkha Rani, Shopdibz’s mission is to empower local entrepreneurs and give emerging Indian brands the recognition they deserve. The platform enables direct communication between brands and shoppers through built-in social features (including real-time chat), fostering personal connections and trust. “For Indian brands, being on Shopdibz means more than just another sales channel – it’s about telling their story and engaging directly with customers on their own terms,” said Jerry Paul, Co-Founder and CEO of Shopdibz. “We built Shopdibz to put homegrown brands front and center, allowing them to thrive by showcasing the exceptional quality and creativity of Indian products.”
Enriching the Indian Customer Experience
Indian consumers today seek authenticity, quality, and a connection to the products they buy. Shopdibz answers this need by offering a curated selection of high-quality goods exclusively from Indian brands, ensuring every purchase directly supports local artisans and businesses. Shoppers can even interact one-on-one with brand representatives for personalized advice or insights, mirroring the familiarity of a traditional Indian marketplace in a modern app. “Our customers love that they can discover hidden gems from across India and know their purchase supports an Indian entrepreneur,” said Verkha Rani, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer. “Shopdibz provides a unique shopping experience where every product is handpicked from an Indian brand, giving shoppers confidence in the quality and a sense of pride in buying Made-in-India.”
Bootstrapped Growth & Future Outlook
Remarkably, Shopdibz has achieved its growth to date without any venture capital funding, relying on product excellence and community word-of-mouth to build its user base. The DPIIT-recognized startup is now preparing for its first fundraising round to accelerate expansion and introduce even more innovative features for brands and shoppers. As the platform scales up, Shopdibz remains committed to its Swadeshi 2.0 ethos of championing Indian-made products and empowering local businesses.
For the full Shopdibz experience, visit the website at shopdibz.com [https://www.shopdibz.com/] and download the Shopdibz app on Android [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shopdibz.shopdibz] or iOS [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shopdibz/id1613285148]. Explore, connect, and be a part of India’s new social commerce revolution.
Media Contact
Company Name: Shopdibz Private Limited
Contact Person: Verkha Rani
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City: Thiruvananthapuram
State: Kerala
Country: India
Website: https://www.shopdibz.com
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