Dropshipping network

Your products in many stores. Every parcel from one warehouse.

A supplier lists products once. Other people open their own online stores with those products already in them. A customer orders from the store, the supplier sends the parcel, and the store owner earns on every sale.

Ask to become a supplierSee the designs

We are starting with a small number of suppliers, chosen one by one.

One supplierCatalogue, stock, warehouse, terms
StoreTheir name
StoreTheir design
StoreTheir price
Customers order. The parcel comes from the supplier.

Which one are you?

I have products

  • Keep one catalogue and one warehouse. People who already have customers sell for you.
  • Decide every rule once, or for one person: who collects, prices, commission, returns, cash on delivery.
  • Every order lands on one board, from paid to delivered.
Ask to become a supplier

I want to sell

  • Open a store on a website design in minutes, with the products already in it. Your name, your customers.
  • No stock, no packing, no courier. Where the supplier collects, no GST number and no payment account either.
  • See every order and every rupee you earn on one screen.
I want to run a store

How a sale works

  1. The customerA customer orders on the store

    On the store's own website, under the store's name, at the store's price.

  2. The customerThey pay the seller

    By UPI, a payment gateway or cash on delivery, whichever the supplier allows.

  3. The supplierThe order reaches the supplier

    It lands on the supplier's board with its bill and items, ready to pack.

  4. The supplierThe supplier sends the parcel

    With the store's name on the label if the supplier chooses. Tracking updates by itself.

  5. The store ownerThe store owner earns

    Commission is ready after delivery and the return window, and the supplier pays it to the owner's bank.

Two ways to sell. The supplier chooses, for everyone or per person.

 The supplier collectsThe store owner sells
Seller on the billSupplier collectsThe supplierOwner sellsThe store owner
GST number for the store ownerSupplier collectsNot neededOwner sellsNeeded: a regular registration
Who collects the moneySupplier collectsThe supplier: UPI, a payment gateway, or cash on delivery where allowedOwner sellsThe store owner, online, in their own payment account
Who packs and sendsSupplier collectsThe supplierOwner sellsThe supplier
PricesSupplier collectsThe owner's margin above the supplier's price, or the supplier's fixed pricesOwner sellsThe owner's margin, within the supplier's limits
How the store owner earnsSupplier collectsA commission on every sale, paid by the supplier to their bank after delivery and the return windowOwner sellsTheir margin: the customer pays them, and they pay the supplier's price from a balance they keep with the supplier
Their own products in the storeSupplier collectsNo: every sale is the supplier'sOwner sellsYes, beside the supplier's
The store's planSupplier collectsStarterOwner sellsStarter, or a higher plan for a lower fee on their own sales

Every rule is the supplier's to set

  • How each person sellsFor the whole network or one person: who collects, the ways to pay, typed-in orders.
  • Prices and marginsPrice lists, your lowest price, the highest margin, or your own fixed prices with a share for the owner.
  • Commission and payoutsWaiting days after delivery, a share kept back for returns, tax at source, your payout days. Nothing is paid until you approve it.
  • Cash on deliveryThe fee, the largest order, open orders per person, blocked PIN codes, and whether you confirm first.
  • Parcels and papersWhose name is on the label, the invoice in the parcel, and whether the slip shows prices.
  • ReturnsThe return window, and which delivery charges you refund.
  • Who joinsA link you share, stores prepared for named people, or a form you approve.
  • Who pays the store's planThe store owner, or you from your own Lentlo Credits, per person.

What it costs

A store

₹299 a month, the Starter plan

  • Every store needs the Starter plan or higher to open. Prices include GST.
  • 15% less when paid for a year.
  • Where the supplier collects, LentloSites takes no fee on the store's orders.
  • Where the store owner sells, the usual fee applies on their own sales: 1.2% on Starter, 0% on Pro (₹999 a month).
  • The store owner pays it, or the supplier pays it for them. The supplier decides per person.

A supplier

₹500 once, to open the account

  • It stays yours as Lentlo Credits.
  • Your own website, your console and your catalogue need no paid plan.
  • LentloSites takes no fee on the orders your stores send you.
  • Your payment gateway and your courier charge you their own fees, as they do today.
All the numbers

Tell us about your business

Our team will call you. If you are a supplier we go through your catalogue and set up your network with you. If you want to run a store and have no supplier yet, tell us what you want to sell.

Already have an invitation link from a supplier? Just open it: it takes you straight to your store.

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Questions

Can I start today?

We are starting with a small number of suppliers, chosen one by one, because some approvals are recorded for each network before its first sale. Send the form below and our team will call you.

I want to run a store but I have no supplier.

Stores open by invitation from a supplier. If you do not have one yet, tell us what you want to sell on the form below.

Does the store owner need a GST number?

Where the supplier collects the payments, no: the supplier is the seller and issues the invoices. Where the store owner sells in their own name, yes: a regular registration, because the store sells to every state.

Who holds the money?

Never LentloSites. Customers pay the seller directly, into the seller's own UPI or payment account. The supplier pays commission by their own bank transfer.

Who sends the parcel, and whose name is on it?

The supplier, from their warehouse, with their courier. The label can carry the store's name when the supplier chooses.

What happens to a store if its plan is not paid?

Where the store owner pays, the plan renews from their Lentlo Credits like every paid plan; if the credits run short it still renews and editing pauses until they recharge. Where the supplier pays and cannot, the store has 7 days before new orders stop, and it opens again by itself once the plan is paid.

Which website designs can a store use?

Any of our store designs, except the auction designs and the pharmacy design, which need their own kind of catalogue.