Sell to India without becoming an Indian company.

No Indian entity, no GST registration, no local filings, no setup fee. If it doesn’t work, it costs you nothing. Setting up your own Indian subsidiary takes months and ongoing compliance.

A foreign company selling online services to unregistered Indian customers has to register for GST under India’s simplified scheme and file a GSTR-5A return every month — no turnover threshold, even for one customer. Payment processors move your money but leave that obligation with you. We’re the seller in India, so it never reaches you.

Indian recurring payments above ₹15,000 (about $180) require the customer to authenticate every single renewal, on cards and UPI alike, and most customers who fail a renewal never come back. We use prepaid balances for usage-based products and annual invoiced terms for subscriptions, so renewals don’t depend on a mandate clearing.

Publishing a lower India price on your own site invites procurement teams elsewhere to benchmark against it. We sell under our own contracts to customers with Indian GSTINs, so your India price never appears on your pricing page and can’t travel.

₹20,000–₹2 lakh Indian customers are too small for an AE to chase and too numerous to ignore. We aggregate them, and we absorb the India-side risk — chargebacks, fraud, currency movement, and credit on invoiced accounts.

Promo codes, an API endpoint, or a reseller account — whichever fits how your product already grants access.

Where Arilator Inc. (Delaware, USA) wires your monthly Net-15 wholesale settlement.

Someone we can reach for commercial schedule updates and account questions.