ZupERP

Overview

ZupERP is a web-based seller platform that brings marketplace profit reporting, GST preparation and order and inventory operations together. It is most relevant to Indian sellers working across marketplaces, with Shopify and WooCommerce also named for D2C sellers. Its breadth is appealing, but the privacy page says it is only a placeholder, so sellers should weigh that concern before connecting business data.

Key features

Profit Analytics breaks down gross sales, fees, GST, returns, product cost and net profit by order, SKU and marketplace. That view can help sellers see which products and channels contribute to profit, but the free calculator covers only one order or SKU at a time; account-wide analytics is paid.

The GSTR-1 tool prepares marketplace sales data with a B2B/B2C split, validation and reconciliation support. Its import options include Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, Gov Excel, JioMart, Citymall, Paytm, Snapdeal and Other. This is a focused tax workflow for sellers handling marketplace transactions, rather than a general-purpose tax suite.

The ERP and OMS functions cover inventory, accounting, billing, purchasing, warehouse management, multichannel orders, returns, shipping workflow and inventory synchronization. That scope could reduce the need to coordinate separate seller tools, though the site advises confirming which channel integrations are currently live. It names Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, Shopify and WooCommerce.

Free utilities include PDF, label and image tools alongside the one-order profit calculator; some require login to use beyond stated page limits. The homepage says its free profit-audit preview processes uploaded order or settlement files locally in the browser rather than uploading them to a server. That claim applies to the preview, not necessarily to other features. ZupERP offers free product demos and lists phone 8920150850 and email [email protected] for contact.

Pricing

The free tools plan costs nothing and includes 35+ tools, label makers, PDF and image tools, and the one-order profit calculator. It is a useful starting point for occasional tasks, but not a substitute for ongoing account-wide reporting.

GST filing — monthly costs ₹89 a month, billed monthly, and includes GSTR-1 preparation, a B2B/B2C split and return validation. For sellers planning around filing cycles, the one-payment options are GST filing — 3 months at ₹239, paid once, covering one filing cycle; GST filing — 6 months at ₹429, paid once, for half-year continuity; and GST filing — annual at ₹849 a year, billed as one full-year payment. The longer terms reduce repeated monthly billing, but suit only sellers confident they will use the service for that period.

Profit Analytics — weekly costs ₹249, paid once and includes the full dashboard across connected marketplaces. Profit Analytics — monthly costs ₹349 a month, billed monthly, and adds order- and SKU-level profit reporting plus settlement reconciliation. The annual option is ₹3,099 a year, billed as one full-year payment, with everything in monthly. Sellers wanting recurring visibility into profitability should compare the monthly and annual commitments; the free calculator is limited to a single order or SKU.

Platforms

ZupERP is available on the web. No other platform is named for this product.

Who it's for

ZupERP is a plausible fit for Indian Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho and Myntra sellers who want GST preparation and marketplace profit reporting alongside inventory and order workflows. Shopify and WooCommerce sellers are also within its stated audience. It is less compelling for a seller who needs only a free, one-off calculation or who is not comfortable with the published privacy-policy gap.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Profit reporting by order, SKU and marketplace makes costs and net profit more actionable than a single headline sales figure.
• Pros: GST preparation and a broad ERP/OMS feature set bring tax, inventory and order workflows into one seller-focused platform.
• Pros: Free tools and a no-cost demo give sellers ways to explore basic utilities and the product before paying.
• Cons: The free profit calculator handles one order or SKU at a time, leaving account-wide analytics behind a paid plan.
• Cons: The privacy page says it is a placeholder, not a complete policy; that is a material concern for sellers handling commercial data.
• Cons: Users need to confirm that their required marketplace or store integration is currently live.

Alternatives

Ecommerce Accounting Software is a broader category to explore if you want to compare accounting products beyond this seller-focused bundle.

Choose Amaka instead if its free allowance of up to 60 transactions per month, one integration and one location or store is enough; its free plan does not include COGS or inventory, so it is less suited to those needs.

Ecommatrics is another freemium option with 32+ free seller tools, while ZupERP adds the described GST and profit-reporting plans.

Xettle is free during beta, with paid tiers potentially to come.

Consider WIMOnline if its broader platform coverage or its Starter allowance of three users, two companies, unlimited invoices and 5,000 API requests per day fits your needs.

EcommReco is another paid web option.

Entriwise may suit a seller seeking a paid e-commerce accounting plan with a stated channel, region, user and transaction allowance.

Fintra uses custom pricing scoped per customer, with payroll priced separately.

OnGravy is a paid option for readers who need a product spanning mobile, web, desktop and API platforms.

Verdict

Choose ZupERP if you sell through Indian marketplaces and want GST preparation, profit reporting, or combined inventory and order management tools. The free tools offer a way to begin, while account-wide analytics and other paid plans start at ₹89 a month. Sellers should confirm which channel integrations are currently live and review the published privacy information, which the site says is a placeholder rather than a complete policy.