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It’s not a lack of interest. It’s not a lack of product. It’s not even a lack of capital.
The real reason is this: nobody in your immediate circle has actually done it. Your family hasn’t exported. Your colleagues haven’t. The people you’d normally ask for business advice don’t know either. So export business lives in this strange in-between space — you’ve heard it’s possible, you can see others doing it, but you have no one to ask the most basic questions without feeling embarrassed.
What does an IEC code cost and how long does it take? Do I need a private limited company or will a proprietorship do? What exactly happens between me packing a shipment and the buyer receiving it? If the buyer doesn’t pay, what are my options? When people can’t answer these questions, they delay. They tell themselves they’ll “look into it when the time is right.” And the time never becomes right.
This is especially true across South India — where export success stories from Tiruppur or Kochi rarely reach the next entrepreneur in Coimbatore or Hyderabad who needs to hear them. What you actually need is one trusted person who has done it — who gives you straight answers without a sales pitch attached. That is exactly what this workshop is designed to be.
You know which company structure makes sense for your situation. You've applied for your IEC code — free from DGFT, 15 minutes once you know the steps. You understand what EPC membership you need and why it's not optional. The registrations that felt like a wall are now a checklist with a defined order and timeline.
You've identified specific companies in your target market that are already importing your product. You've emailed the Indian Embassy commercial wing using the exact format from the session. Your company presents as a credible supplier. You are in motion.
This is where Parth will be honest in a way most export courses are not. Export margins are not automatically higher than domestic margins. In some categories, they are. In others — particularly commodities — margins are thin and competition is intense.
What export gives you is scale, currency diversification, and access to markets that may not have local competition. If your domestic market is saturated and your product competes on price, the international market may offer genuine pricing power.
The webinar gives you the framework to evaluate your own product honestly — so you make a decision based on real data rather than the “export mein bahut paisa hai” narrative that often misleads people into unrealistic expectations.
Yes, all registered participants receive the full session recording. You can watch it at your own pace and refer back to it when you’re at that stage in your actual export journey.
That said — attending live is meaningfully better. The live Q&A is where the most specific and valuable exchanges happen. Questions about particular products, particular markets, particular business situations. These conversations don’t appear in any recording because they depend entirely on who is in the room.
The workshop doesn’t guarantee the second outcome. Your effort does. The workshop gives you the roadmap. Walking it is your job. But without the roadmap, the walk doesn’t start.
You’re right to be skeptical. In a market full of overpriced fluff and underpriced trash, a ₹99 live session with a real exporter sounds like it belongs in the second category. Here is the honest explanation.
Parth started DesiXporters because he believes the export knowledge barrier in India is artificially high — not because the information is genuinely complex, but because most of it is locked behind expensive courses, confusing government portals, or people who charge consulting fees to tell you things that should be freely accessible. The ₹99 price point is intentional. It is low enough that the cost of the decision is negligible, but high enough that the people who show up are serious.
What you are paying ₹99 for is 2 Days workshop of direct access to someone who has done it — plus materials, recording, and community access. If you attend and take nothing away, you have lost less than the cost of a meal. If you attend and apply even one thing — find one genuine buyer, claim one government refund you didn’t know existed, avoid one bad payment arrangement — the return on ₹99 is not measurable.
The question is not whether ₹99 is worth it. The question is whether you are ready to actually do something with what you learn.
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Export business is not complicated. It only feels that way because the information is scattered, the jargon is designed to intimidate, and nobody in your circle has been through it to tell you it’s actually manageable. That information gap is the only thing standing between where you are and where you want to be.
This workshop is 2 days of that gap closing. Parth will show you the whole path — not in abstract terms, but in the specific, sequential, practical way that someone who has done it explains it to someone who is about to. By the time the session ends, export will not feel like a foreign world. It will feel like your next business decision.
The doubt most people carry is not really about export. It is about whether they are the kind of person who does something this unfamiliar. Parth’s answer — and the answer this workshop gives — is that the unfamiliarity disappears the moment someone explains it properly. There is nothing here that you are not capable of understanding and doing. There was only a lack of someone to show you.
₹99 and 2 days. That is the cost of finding out. There is no lower-risk way to get this much clarity on a business you are already thinking about.