Sell Through Partner Stores
Give a thousand people a store of your products — you keep the stock, the warehouse and the money rules.
A supplier publishes one catalogue and invites people to run stores of it on ordinary website designs. You decide how they sell: in their own name (they buy from you as orders come in, from a prepaid balance) or through you (you collect every payment and pay them a commission). Every order lands on your fulfilment board; every rule — prices, margins, delivery charges, returns, payouts, cash on delivery — is yours to set once for the network or per person.
How it works
What you actually do, step by step — most owners finish this from a phone.
Publish your catalogue and price lists
Products, photos, stock, weight-based delivery charges and one or more price lists. Send a change to every store in one press.
Invite people
A link you share, or stores prepared in advance for named people from a list. Each person signs in on your own website with a mobile number and opens a store on a website design in minutes.
Decide how each person sells
Your usual settings for the network — and, per person, the mode, the ways to pay, the commission model, cash on delivery and the highest margin. 'As my usual settings' follows the network; a change applies to new checkouts.
Orders arrive on your board
Every paid order from every store appears with its items to prepare. Make the papers, book the courier, pack, hand over — each button acts on one parcel and never sends anything twice.
Pay commission on your payout days
Where you collect the payments, commission becomes ready after delivery and the hold days. Prepare a payout, approve it with your one-time code, download the bank file, mark it sent — nothing is paid by itself.
Why it matters for your business
Reach without a sales team
People who already have customers sell your products for you — in their own stores, in their own names.
Every rule is yours
Who sells and who collects, the ways to pay, where the payment page opens, commission or margin, hold days, kept-back percentages, tax at source, payout cycle, cash-on-delivery limits, return window, what the parcel label says.
The money is matched to the paisa
Shoppers' payments, your bank, cash collected by couriers and refunds are all recorded against orders and matched line by line before anything counts.
White-label parcels
The label carries the store's name when you choose; the invoice goes in the parcel; the packing slip shows prices only if you say so.
Nothing happens by itself
Payouts, cash-on-delivery confirmations and bank-detail changes wait for a person and a one-time code. Every action is audited.
What's included
The honest, complete list — limits stated where they exist.
- One catalogue, several price lists; stock and prices reach every store within a minute
- Invite by link, or prepare stores for named people from a checked list
- Per network and per person: the selling mode, ways to pay, payment page host, typed-in orders, commission model and share, highest margin
- Commission and payouts: hold days after delivery, kept-back share for returns, tax at source with and without PAN, GST on commission, payout cycle and minimum
- Cash on delivery: fee, largest order, open orders per person, automatic pause on too many returns, blocked PIN codes, confirm-before-dispatch, courier statements matched to the paisa
- Parcels and papers: label sender, invoice in the parcel, prices on the slip
- Returns: window, which delivery charges are refunded
- A fulfilment board from paid order to delivered parcel, with bills, courier booking and tracking
- Alerts on WhatsApp and e-mail for every order, payment to confirm, and bank-detail change
Common questions
How do I start?
Do I need to approve each store owner?
Who pays for each store?
Can people sell cheaper than I allow?
Who collects the money?
What about cash on delivery?
Have products to supply?
We are starting with a small number of suppliers, chosen one by one. Stores open by invitation from a supplier.
Ask to become a supplier