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WareIQ is a Bengaluru-based e-commerce fulfilment company founded in 2019 by Harsh Vaidya, who started it with Aayush Mattoo, formerly Director of Operations at Delhivery. It went through Y Combinator's Summer 2020 batch and is backed by investors including FundersClub and Flexport. Unlike a pure WMS vendor, WareIQ runs a pan-India network of 20+ fulfilment centres and dark stores in cities such as Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Pune, and gives brands its own software to manage stock and orders across that network.
The software side is its Central Fulfillment Platform, which combines order management, warehouse management, inventory, shipping and billing in one web app. Orders from Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, AJIO, Nykaa, Meesho and Shopify stores land in one queue, with filters for unprocessed, ready to ship, shipped, RTO and reverse pickup. The billing view breaks shipping charges down by Indian zones such as within city, metro to metro, rest of India and North-east and J&K, plus COD fees, which is useful for D2C brands trying to understand their real per-order cost.
The main limitation is that WareIQ is a service with software attached, not a WMS you license to run your own warehouse. If you operate your own godown and only want software, look at Unicommerce, EasyEcom or Vinculum instead. WareIQ makes most sense for D2C and marketplace brands that want to outsource storage, pick-pack, quick-commerce replenishment to Blinkit, Zepto or Swiggy Instamart, and multi-carrier shipping. It claims 400+ brands as customers and coverage of 27,000+ pincodes.
There is no public rate card. WareIQ's fulfilment cost estimator asks for monthly B2C orders, units per order, monthly inbound units and a weight band, then models inbound, outbound, returns, kitting and storage charges, assuming 45 days of inventory cover and an 8% return rate. Last-mile shipping is priced separately through its shipping rate calculator. Expect a quote after a sales call; WareIQ advertises a 7-day go-live for fulfilment once you sign.
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Best suited for: D2C brands selling on Shopify or WooCommerce that want to outsource warehousing · Marketplace sellers needing multi-city stock placement for faster delivery · Brands supplying quick-commerce dark stores like Blinkit and Zepto · Sellers wanting Amazon FBA or Flipkart prep and kitting handled for them
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WareIQ is a Bengaluru-based e-commerce fulfilment company that stores inventory in its pan-India network of 20+ fulfilment centres and dark stores, picks and packs orders, and ships them through multiple couriers. Brands manage everything through WareIQ's Central Fulfillment Platform, which combines order management, warehouse management, inventory and billing.
WareIQ does not publish a rate card. Its fulfilment cost estimator models inbound, outbound, returns, kitting and storage charges from your monthly orders, units per order, inbound units and weight band, while shipping is priced separately. For actual rupee rates you have to request a cost model from WareIQ's sales team, and GST would apply on invoices.
No free trial is listed. WareIQ is a managed fulfilment service rather than self-serve software, so you sign up through a sales conversation. The company advertises a 7-day go-live for fulfilment once onboarding starts, which covers integration of your sales channels and inbound of stock into its warehouses.
WareIQ's platform is built around its own fulfilment network, so it is not positioned as a licensed WMS for your own godown and staff. If you run your own warehouse and only need software, Indian options such as Unicommerce, EasyEcom or Vinculum are closer fits. WareIQ actually integrates with those three tools.
WareIQ lists integrations with Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, AJIO, Meesho, Nykaa, JioMart, Tata CLiQ, Snapdeal, FirstCry and many others, plus Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento stores. It also supports quick-commerce fulfilment for Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart, including appointment-based deliveries to their hubs.
Both offer warehousing plus multi-courier shipping for Indian sellers. WareIQ emphasises its 20+ fulfilment centres and dark stores, quick-commerce replenishment, Amazon FBA prep and a Seller of Record service. Neither publishes a full fulfilment rate card on the pages we checked for WareIQ, so get written quotes from both using the same order volume and weight profile.
Yes. WareIQ's integrations page lists TallyPrime and Tally, along with Busy, QuickBooks, Xero and Ginesys under finance and accounting, and ERPs such as SAP, ERPNext, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics and GoFrugal. This helps Indian brands keep orders and invoices in sync with their books.
WareIQ's official pages describe a web login for its seller platform and an in-platform App Store of productivity and utility apps, but they do not mention dedicated Android or iOS apps. Brands can also receive automated daily order reports by email instead of logging in every day.
WareIQ has a Returns QC module that inspects returned inventory and helps file claims with marketplaces when items come back damaged or wrong. Order filters include RTO and reverse pickup, and WareIQ integrates with returns tools such as ReturnPrime and EcoReturns for D2C brands.
WareIQ says it is a preferred fulfilment partner to 400+ brands. It was founded in 2019 by Harsh Vaidya, went through Y Combinator's Summer 2020 batch, and counts FundersClub and Flexport among its early backers. The company claims coverage of 27,000+ pincodes with same-day and next-day delivery in major metros.
WareIQ's login is at https://webapp.wareiq.com/login, linked from its official website.
WareIQ publishes its plans at https://wareiq.com/resources/d2c-ecommerce-trending-topics/understanding-fulfillment-storage-pricing-occupancy-rate-vs-per-unit-rate/. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
WareIQ is warehouse management (wms) by WareIQ, an Indian company from Bengaluru. Fulfilment network with WMS for e-commerce.
WareIQ publishes: Custom quote · Based on order volume, units, inbound and weight band. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.
WareIQ does not advertise a free plan; ask the vendor for a trial or a guided demo.
Yes. WareIQ is built by WareIQ, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
WareIQ suits mid-market, enterprise buyers looking for warehouse management (wms).
Popular alternatives in warehouse management (wms) include Zoho Inventory Warehouse, ERPNext Warehouse, Zoho Inventory Barcode. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
WareIQ is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

WareIQ · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Founded 2019 · 1 product in our catalogue · Indian company
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