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Snapdeal launches Shopo to bring 10 lakh SMBs online

Snapdeal had acquired Shopo in mid-2013 for an undisclosed amount. Businesses can now list their products on Shopo without submitting any document and long verification procedures and reach out to customers without paying Snapdeal any commission for the sale.

July 15, 2015 / 22:21 IST
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E-commerce major Snapdeal on Wednesday re-launched Shopo, a mobile-based open marketplace which will allow small businesses to list their products without paying any commission.

Snapdeal had acquired Shopo in mid-2013 for an undisclosed amount. Businesses can now list their products on Shopo without submitting any document and long verification procedures and reach out to customers without paying Snapdeal any commission for the sale.

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"We have launched Shopo, a mobile-based open marketplace that will allow businesses as well as individuals to harness the power of Internet instantly and at zero cost," Snapdeal Co-founder and CEO Kunal Bahl told reporters here.

The aim is to bring one million such entities on the Shopo platform in the next one year and help them become a part of India's digital commerce ecosystem, he added. Individuals selling anything from cakes to jewellery can click photo of their products and list on Shopo for sale.