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 forty changes — enough to get the whole first version standing and then some. After that a change is usually 3 to 8 sparks, or three to eight 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.
Ask for access and a person reads it. If it is a fit you get an invitation and 300 sparks.
Request access Take the free founder test
Access is by invitation and a person reads every request. The founder test is free, takes a few minutes, and tells you what you are getting before you commit to anything.