Ecommerce is booming in India, with a $103 Bn market projected to reach $325 Bn by 2030.Direct-to-customer (D2C) and quick commerce segments are growing rapidly within the ecommerce landscape.Platform fees, commissions, storage and advertising costs are major concerns for D2C brands on ecommerce platforms.Platform fees on open marketplaces like Amazon and Flipkart can range from 30% to 40% of the selling price.Advertising fees on ecommerce platforms can be as high as 10% to 40% of the selling price, impacting small brands significantly.Quick commerce platforms charge commissions ranging from 35% to 45% of the MRP, posing challenges for D2C brands.Closed marketplaces like Tata CLiQ offer stability with standard fee structures and curated experiences.D2C brands face challenges in balancing costs between traditional ecommerce, quick commerce, and D2C channels.Moving towards D2C offers higher margins but requires investments in advertising, logistics, and infrastructure.As the ecommerce landscape evolves, the focus shifts towards transparency, fair fees, and seller-friendly policies.