The regular list
The two hundred things you actually sell, with prices, in a form somebody can tick through on a phone.
Read this site in your language. The translation is done by Google, so the words are theirs rather than ours — and the builder itself answers you in your own language whatever you pick here.
Who it is for
A kirana does not need a supermarket website. It needs the regular list, a delivery slot and a phone number.
Roughly the order people actually ask, from the first week of using it.
The two hundred things you actually sell, with prices, in a form somebody can tick through on a phone.
Which streets, which times, minimum order. The three questions every call starts with.
Because that is how your customers already order, and pretending otherwise loses them.
The bundles that make a bigger order worth their while.
Installed from the browser, so reordering is a tap rather than a search.
You start with 300 free sparks, which is about ten changes — enough to get the whole first version standing and then some. After that a change is usually 10 to 40 sparks, or ten to forty rupees, and you are shown the likely cost before it runs.
There is no monthly fee and no charge for having the account. Connecting a domain you already own is free, certificate included.
Item listDelivery slotsWhatsApp ordersMonthly packsCash on delivery
Before it can be built. Online payment needs a merchant account. Most kiranas start cash-on-delivery, which needs nothing.
What this does not do. Live stock, weight-based pricing at the till and rider tracking are not built.
Yes — that needs nothing from anyone and is how most shops here begin.
Yes. Describe the list and it goes in; you do not add them one at a time.
Sign up free and the builder opens at once, with 300 sparks to spend.
Sign up free Take the free founder test
Signing up is free and takes a minute — an email, a code to prove it is yours, and the builder is open. The founder test is optional, also free, and tells you what you are getting before you commit to anything.