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Do I need a GST number? Should I register a company?
- Which business structure fits
- Whether you need GST now
- Trademark search on your brand
Business registration, GST and trademark, including Amazon Brand Registry, decided together and filed in the right order.
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What you need depends on your stage, structure, turnover and where you sell. Pick the closest match.
Do I need a GST number? Should I register a company?
Marketplaces need a GST number. A trademark unlocks Amazon Brand Registry.
Your GST return doesn't match marketplace reports, or you've had a notice.
You want GST returns filed correctly and on time, without chasing.
Every service is available on its own, with what's included, documents needed and timelines on its page.
Prices include our fee and government fees. GST is added on our invoice.Need more than one? Packages combine these in the right order. Compare packages →
Pvt Ltd, LLP, OPC or a proprietorship, plus Udyam (MSME).
₹2,000–₹25,000 + GSTView business registration →GSTRegistration, monthly returns and marketplace TCS, with an exemption check first.
₹3,000 setup + GST, returns from ₹1,500/monthView GST services →IP India · AmazonSearch, class selection and filing before you print packaging, then Amazon Brand Registry enrolment.
₹8,500 per class + GST for individuals, startups and small enterprisesEach registration is simple on its own. The trouble comes from doing them in the wrong order, or choosing without knowing how you'll sell.
A new company or LLP gets its own PAN and GST number, and marketplaces generally treat it as a new seller. Switching from a proprietorship after launch can mean starting a new account, apart from your existing listings and reviews.
A search of the trademark register takes days. Finding a conflict after packaging, ads and reviews are built on the name costs far more. You can use ™ from the day you file.
Small sellers of goods who sell only within their own state through a marketplace can use a GST enrolment number instead, under conditions. It rules out selling to other states. We tell you if it fits.
Most complaints about online filing services are about what happens after payment: slow replies and unexpected charges. View the full process →
What you sell, where, and what's already registered.
Including what you don't need.
In a written quote, with refund terms.
After you confirm and pay the agreed amount.
At each stage, until certificates and accounts are yours.
Tell us what you sell and where. We tell you which registrations apply and the fixed price. No charge, and no obligation to go ahead.
On WhatsApp, between 9 am and 6 pm, every day. Messages after 6 pm get a reply the next morning.
Your quote lists what is included and excluded. Any extra work is quoted and approved by you in writing first.
For portal and Brand Registry steps, we work with you on a screen share and never ask for your passwords. Approvals rest with the authorities and platforms, so we never promise them.
We work best with founders who want their setup done properly once. If that's not you, that's fine.
Sounds like you? Tell us what you sell and where, and we'll do your 15-minute fit check.
Message us on WhatsAppOur registrations are public, so you can check who you're dealing with before you message us.
Usually, yes. Marketplaces collect tax (TCS) on your sales, and selling through them generally requires GST registration even below the normal turnover limit. Selling only through your own website follows the regular limits of ₹40 lakh for goods and ₹20 lakh for services, which are lower in some states.
Sometimes. Since October 2023, small sellers of goods who sell only within their own state through a marketplace can use a GST enrolment number instead of full registration. You can't sell to buyers in other states under it. Sellers of fully GST-exempt goods may also not need registration. Marketplaces set their own rules too, so we check your products and plans before recommending either route.
It depends on liability, whether you'll have partners or investors, and how much annual compliance you can manage. A proprietorship is cheapest and fastest but leaves you personally liable. An LLP limits liability with lighter compliance. A Private Limited company suits founders planning to raise investment. We recommend one after an assessment, and often it's the simplest option.
15 minutes on WhatsApp or a call. We ask what you sell, where you sell and your stage, then tell you what applies and the fixed price. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
Because we check what you actually need before filing anything and fix the fee in writing. Cheaper options sometimes add charges later or file things you didn't need.
No. Your first message only needs your stage and what you need help with. Once you decide to go ahead, we tell you exactly which documents are needed and agree a secure way to send them.
Your written quote includes the government fees for that filing, such as MCA fees and stamp duty for a company, or the IP India fee for a trademark. GST is added on top. Late fees for filings that are already overdue are not included.
Tell us what you sell and where. In a 15-minute fit check, we'll tell you what applies, what doesn't, and the fixed price, before you commit.