The video mixes a real point about Meesho’s seller economics with unsupported assumptions about what ratings mean and how many units were sold.
Claim-by-claim breakdown
Misleading (87% confidence): A Meesho kurti with about 123,000 ratings has sold roughly 25–40 lakh pieces. Meesho displays separate product ratings and reviews on product pages, and its own policies describe ratings/reviews as user contributions. There is no reliable basis here to convert 123,000 ratings into 25–40 lakh sales without the…
Accurate (97% confidence): If a seller sold 30 lakh pieces and made 5 rupees profit on each, the seller would make 1.5 crore rupees profit. 30,00,000 × ₹5 = ₹15,000,000, which is ₹1.5 crore.
Accurate (88% confidence): Meesho sellers can keep the full sale value because Meesho charges 0% commission. Meesho’s seller pages state it charges 0% commission across categories. That does not mean every sale is pure profit, because other operating costs still apply.
Unsupported (90% confidence): Most Meesho sellers make only 5–10 rupees profit per item. Meesho’s public materials say it is a 0% commission marketplace, but they do not support a universal per-item profit range of 5–10 rupees.