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Third OwnerShopfront · demo business
A secondhand clothing shop. Catalogue, bag, delivery by district — and sold pieces stay on the page, dimmed rather than removed. Click through and buy one.
IAstudio · Shopfront
Everything you sell, with its photos, sizes and colours, in a store people can actually buy from: add to bag, choose delivery or collection, and the order arrives on your WhatsApp with what they bought. Stock goes down as things sell, so nothing is sold twice.
B$420 builds the store: your catalogue with photos and variants, a bag, a checkout with delivery or collection, and stock that goes down when something sells. Every order reaches you on WhatsApp. B$32 a month keeps it running, with hosting, two logins and up to an hour of changes.
If you also sell over a counter, combine with POS and the store and the till run on one stock. If it is a menu and people order by message, the Starter Site at B$180 may be all you need.
A secondhand clothing shop. Catalogue, bag, delivery by district — and sold pieces stay on the page, dimmed rather than removed. Click through and buy one.
A store that also sells over a counter wants one stock, not two. Operations sits on the store for made-to-order work with a deposit.
| Option | Users | Build | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| POS, combinedA till on the same stock as the store — one login, one bill | B$540 | B$49 | |
| OperationsQuotes on a link, deposits and staged payments recorded, a portal your customer signs into | +3 | B$450 | B$36 |
Shopfront + Operations is B$870 to build and B$68 a month, with two hours of support instead of one.
The order reaches you on WhatsApp and you are paid the way you are paid now: bank transfer, or at collection. A card gateway that takes payment on the page is quoted separately, because the gateway charges its own fees and needs its own paperwork.
Stock goes down when something sells, and a piece that has sold out shows as sold on the page rather than disappearing. It cannot be sold twice.
Yes. Add POS and the store and the till run on one stock and one bill: B$540 to build together, B$49 a month.
Checkout offers delivery to a district or collection from you, at the charges you set. You arrange the delivery as you do now; courier tracking is not in this price.
Your products, orders and customers are yours: exported and handed over within 14 days of asking. Nothing auto-renews, and a monthly plan runs to the end of the month you’ve paid for.
Tell me what the business does and I’ll say whether this is the plan — or plainly that it isn’t. Usually in one message, usually the same day.