Shipped,
not mocked up.

Sellers on Flipkart, Amazon and Meesho waste hours cropping shipping-label PDFs by hand. EditLabel crops them to 4×6 thermal, generates barcodes, and designs product and MRP labels in the browser with nothing to install.

A curation product rather than a catalogue: offers are collected, sorted and published daily so shoppers see what is actually worth buying today instead of a wall of expired coupons.

Custom-designed, no template, and the easiest claim on this page to check: run it through PageSpeed Insights yourself. The home page scores 100 for accessibility, best practices and SEO, and 99–100 for performance on desktop. On Lighthouse’s throttled mobile profile performance lands in the high 80s to low 90s depending on the run, and what is left of that gap is our analytics tag rather than the page.

Every salon in the city runs the same site: a phone number, four stock photos of hair, and no prices. This is what the category could have instead — a finished marketing and booking site a salon owner can click through in full before deciding, rather than a mockup. Every name, stylist, price and review in it is fictional.

Overseas-education and IELTS consultancies almost all run the same site: a template, stock photos of graduates, and a contact form. This is what the category could have instead. It is a finished marketing site rather than a mockup, so a consultancy can click through the whole thing before deciding. Every name, adviser, testimonial and fee in it is fictional.