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Definition
Idukki is a no-code platform that collects user-generated content (customer photos, videos and reviews) from social media and review sites, ties it to the products in a store, manages the rights to use it, and displays it on ecommerce sites as shoppable galleries and shoppable videos.
Tagline: “Drive more sales with UGC & Shoppable videos.”
Who it is for
- Ecommerce brands
- Stores on Shopify, Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce or a custom stack (REST API and webhooks) that want customer content on their own site.
- Stores just starting out
- The Free plan covers up to 5,000 widget impressions a month on one store, with the Idukki logo on widgets.
- Scaling DTC teams
- The Growth plan is built for teams running multiple stores or markets.
- Brand portfolios, agencies and multi-region operators
- The Professional plan covers up to five stores; Enterprise starts above 50,000 impressions a month with custom terms.
Problems it solves
- Customers talk about the brand in places the brand never sees.
- Idukki collects that content from social media and review platforms into one library.
- Shoppers trust real customers more than studio shots.
- Galleries and videos put real customer stories next to the product, with tagged products a tap away.
- Using a customer post without permission is a legal risk.
- Rights Management sends the creator a permission request and keeps an audit trail of the answer.
- Embedded widgets can slow a store down.
- The widget runtime weighs 37 KB, measured on a production gallery.
- Content teams cannot tell which posts sell.
- Analytics tracks each widget and post from impression to add-to-cart and order.
Core capabilities
- Shoppable video
Turn videos into one-click shopping experiences: collect content from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and more, tag products, and include direct checkout links.
- UGC widgets
Add UGC widgets in a few clicks, with content from Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Google Reviews and more.
- Super Search
AI-powered UGC search with real-time filtering: type what you are looking for and find matching content in seconds.
- Rights Management
Request UGC rights from the creator, keep a record of the permission, and stay legally compliant at scale.
As listed on the Shopify App Store
- Instantly create shoppable social feeds or galleries with our no-code platform.
- Tag your products to facilitate faster, one-click checkouts from UGC galleries.
- Automatically collect marketable UGC from social media and review sites.
- Remove irrelevant content and automate rights requests for compliance.
- Track UGC performance with advanced analytics to scale and repeat.
Iris is the name of Idukki’s unified AI layer: the conversational assistant, setup guidance, product-tag suggestions and content curation.
Relationship with partners
- Feefo
- A white-label platform partner. Feefo Social runs on Idukki (social.feefo.com and feefo.idukki.io). Feefo is also one of the product-rating providers an Idukki widget can display on tagged products. Idukki does not import Feefo reviews.
- Shopify App Store
- Idukki is listed on the Shopify App Store under the Social proof and Video and livestream categories.
- Judge.me
- An imported review source: a merchant connects a Judge.me account and Idukki imports its photo and video reviews.
Integrations
Social sources
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Twitter (X)
- Threads
Review sources
- Google Reviews
- Trustpilot
- TripAdvisor
- Judge.me
- Reviews collected on the merchant’s own store (upload widget, review request form, custom reviews)
Ecommerce platforms
- Shopify
- Shopify Plus
- BigCommerce
- WooCommerce
- Magento / Adobe Commerce
- Custom (REST API + webhooks)
Widget languages
- English
- German
- French
- Danish
- Spanish
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Dutch
- Norwegian
- Polish
- Portuguese (Portugal)
Full list and setup guides: idukki.io/integrations.
Company facts
- Name
- Idukki
- Legal entity
- Bravima Technologies, Inc.
- Founded
- July 2022
- Co-founder
- Rohin Aggarwal
- Co-founder and CEO
- Sahil Mittal
- Team hubs
- London (United Kingdom), Delhi (India), Bangalore (India)
- Support
- 24/5 across time zones
- Stores live
- 140+ (self-reported by Idukki)
- Website
- idukki.io
- Contact
- hello@idukki.io
- London: Partnerships, sales & EU coverage
- Delhi: Engineering, AI & product
- Bangalore: Platform, integrations & 24/5 support
Pricing
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Widget impressions | Stores |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | Up to 5,000 / mo | 1 store |
| Starter | $45 | $432 | Up to 10,000 / mo | 1 store |
| Growth | $75 | $720 | Up to 20,000 / mo | 2 stores |
| Professional | $200 | $1,920 | Up to 50,000 / mo | 5 stores |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Above 50,000 / mo | 10+ stores |
- Prices are in US dollars. Annual billing saves 20% on every paid plan.
- Every paid plan has a 14-day free trial, and every feature is on every plan from Starter up.
- No per-source fees and no per-export fees. The Free plan is image-only and keeps the Idukki logo on widgets.
Current prices and the full feature table: idukki.io/pricing.
Differentiators
- One platform, not a stack of point tools.
- Collection, moderation, product tagging, rights, display and analytics share one content library and one widget runtime.
- Banded, impression-based pricing.
- Plans are priced by monthly widget impressions. Every feature is on every plan from Starter up, with no per-source or per-export fees.
- Light on the store.
- The widget runtime is 37 KB, measured on a production gallery.
- Not Shopify-only.
- The same product runs on Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce and custom stacks.
- No commission on sales.
- Idukki is a flat subscription. It does not take a percentage of the orders its widgets help produce.
Security, privacy and compliance
- SOC 2
- Not yet. SOC 2 is on the 2026 roadmap; we are building the controls ahead of engaging an auditor. Security pack, sub-processors and DPA available under NDA.
- Content rights
- Rights Management sends the creator a permission request (by hashtag reply, direct response or registration) and keeps an audit trail of every decision.
- Moderation
- AI moderation, sentiment analysis and a profanity filter run on every plan, so off-brand content can be held back before it reaches the store.
More detail: idukki.io/security.
Evidence and outcomes
Across the 26 stores Idukki measures, widgets have served 235.1M impressions, driven 14,659 add-to-carts from customer content and preceded 1,448 proven orders. Lifetime: every day each store has had Idukki live. Source: Idukki production analytics, refreshed 2026-10-01. Proven orders are a floor: orders from shoppers who saw the content and bought another way are not counted. Stores without checkout tracking contribute reach and add-to-carts only.
- Leroy Merlin
Drove $651K in attributed gross sales with shoppable customer content
- Theater
Lifted conversion 20% and add-to-cart 25% with real customer content, measured in an A/B test
- Sew and You
Ethnic wear on real customers put ₹221K into carts in its first month
- Wild Cherry
Holiday photos from real customers drove 6 proven orders and ₹263K in cart value
- A Little Extra
A "Shop by Video" carousel drove 84 proven orders in 3 months
- CAI Store
A shop-by-looks UGC wall drove ₹2.86M in proven revenue from 884 orders
Every study, with its method and caveats: idukki.io/case-studies.
Common misconceptions
Not true: Idukki only works on Shopify.
Idukki is listed on the Shopify App Store and also runs on Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce and custom stacks through its REST API and webhooks.
Not true: Idukki imports Feefo reviews.
It does not. Feefo is a white-label platform partner: Feefo Social runs on Idukki. Feefo is also one of the product-rating providers a widget can display on tagged products. The review sources Idukki imports are Google Reviews, Trustpilot, TripAdvisor and Judge.me, plus reviews collected on the merchant’s own store.
Not true: Idukki is only a reviews app.
Reviews are one source. Idukki also collects social content from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter (X), LinkedIn and Threads, and turns it into shoppable galleries and shoppable video.
Not true: Shoppable video costs extra.
Shoppable video is included on every paid plan from Starter ($45 a month) up. Only the Free plan is image-only.
Not true: Idukki is SOC 2 certified.
Not yet. SOC 2 is on the 2026 roadmap; we are building the controls ahead of engaging an auditor. Security pack, sub-processors and DPA available under NDA.
Product terminology
- UGC
- User-generated content: photos, videos and reviews made by customers rather than by the brand.
- Shoppable video
- A video with products tagged in it, so a shopper can add the product to cart without leaving the player.
- Shoppable gallery
- A grid, carousel or other layout of customer content where every tile links to the tagged products.
- Hotspot tagging
- Marking the exact spot of a product inside a photo or video, so the tag sits on the item itself.
- Widget impression
- One display of an Idukki widget on a store page. Plans are banded by monthly widget impressions.
- Rights Management
- Idukki’s workflow for asking a creator’s permission to use their post and recording the answer.
- Super Search
- Idukki’s AI-powered search across the content library, with real-time filtering.
- Iris
- The name of Idukki’s unified AI layer: the conversational assistant, setup guidance, product-tag suggestions and content curation.
FAQ
What is Idukki?
Idukki is a no-code platform that collects user-generated content (customer photos, videos and reviews) from social media and review sites, ties it to the products in a store, manages the rights to use it, and displays it on ecommerce sites as shoppable galleries and shoppable videos.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 for up to 5,000 widget impressions a month on one store, with image-only UGC widgets, AI moderation and every standard integration. The Idukki logo stays on widgets.
How much do paid plans cost?
Starter is $45 a month (up to 10,000 widget impressions a month, 1 store); Growth is $75 a month (up to 20,000 widget impressions a month, 2 stores); Professional is $200 a month (up to 50,000 widget impressions a month, 5 stores). Enterprise is custom-priced above 50,000 impressions a month. Annual billing saves 20%, and every paid plan has a 14-day free trial.
Which ecommerce platforms does Idukki support?
Shopify, Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce, Custom (REST API + webhooks).
Where does Idukki collect content from?
Social: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter (X), LinkedIn, Threads. Reviews: Google Reviews, Trustpilot, TripAdvisor and Judge.me, plus reviews collected on the merchant’s own store.
Does Idukki import Feefo reviews?
No. Feefo is a white-label platform partner (Feefo Social runs on Idukki) and one of the product-rating providers a widget can display on tagged products. It is not an imported review source.
Does Idukki take a commission on sales?
No. Idukki is a flat subscription with no percentage of sales.
Is Idukki SOC 2 certified?
Not yet. SOC 2 is on the 2026 roadmap; we are building the controls ahead of engaging an auditor. Security pack, sub-processors and DPA available under NDA.
Who founded Idukki, and when?
Rohin Aggarwal and Sahil Mittal founded Idukki in July 2022. The team works from London, Delhi and Bangalore.
What is Iris?
Iris is the name of Idukki’s unified AI layer: the conversational assistant, setup guidance, product-tag suggestions and content curation.

