Dropshipping
58 articles on dropshipping from the Markaz blog — page 1 of 5.
The customer pays delivery on an order that completes. You carry it when a COD parcel is refused. How Pakistani resellers price for both.
Refused COD parcels quietly decide whether a reseller's margin survives. How to measure your own RTO rate, cost a failed parcel, and bring the number down.
How dropshipping works in Lahore: where resellers find suppliers, how cash on delivery pays out, what sells here, and how to cut costly refusals.
The three ways Pakistani resellers source toys wholesale, which toy categories actually move, what to check for safety, and how to price around COD returns.
How dropshipping works in Karachi: cutting COD refusals, where the stock comes from, what sells here, and how to take your first order without buying any.
The home and kitchen categories that actually sell in Pakistan, the ones that break in transit, and how to price, pack and source them as a reseller.
The gadget and accessory categories that actually sell in Pakistan, the ones that cause returns, and how to price and source them as a reseller.
Daraz vs Markaz for resellers in Pakistan: how the fees actually stack up, who carries the cash-on-delivery risk, and how the margin maths differs.
Where Pakistani resellers actually get factory-tier wholesale rates: bulk markets vs no-minimum apps vs China-direct, with the landed-cost maths.
How to start dropshipping in Islamabad and Rawalpindi with no stock or investment: what sells, where to source, how COD and delivery work, and the margin maths.
Markaz's free Export to My Store tool turns your favourited products into a ready-to-import Shopify or WooCommerce file — your prices, your brand, Markaz delivery.
The two questions every new Pakistani reseller asks: is dropshipping allowed in Islam, and is it a real business? An honest look at both — principles, risks, and how the Markaz model works.