Ecommerce Website for Mobile Shops

Two hundred prices in one go

The bulk price sync tool exists for exactly this. You update prices across the catalogue in one operation instead of opening two hundred product pages and editing each by hand.

The practical difference is whether you update at all. A shop owner who has to spend three hours editing will update once a month and quietly absorb the gap. One who can do it in ten minutes will update the morning the circular lands.

Same tool, same logic, applies when a brand runs a sudden festive scheme and you need the whole range to move together.

Stock that tells you before it runs out

The worst order in this business is the one you accept for a handset that walked out of the shop an hour ago. The customer waits, you scramble, and the review that follows costs you more than the sale was worth.

Stock management tracks quantity per variant — the 128GB in blue is a different line from the 256GB in black — and takes a product off sale when it hits zero rather than accepting an order you cannot honour.

Low-stock alerts fire before that point, so reordering is a decision you make rather than a fire you fight. For units you track individually, custom attributes hold the identifying details against the product record.

Accessories are where the margin actually is

Every retailer knows handsets move volume and accessories pay the rent. Online, most stores forget this and sell the phone alone.

Upsell and frequently-bought-together puts the case, the tempered glass and the charger on the same screen as the handset, at the moment the buyer has already decided. It is the digital version of what a good counter salesman does without thinking.

Coupon and discount management handles the combo offers — bundle pricing, percentage off on a second item, festive codes — from the admin panel, with no developer in the loop.

GST, COD and the parts that keep you compliant

Mobile retail is a GST-heavy business with thin per-unit margins, so invoicing has to be correct the first time.

GST billing produces a proper invoice on every order — automatic CGST and SGST within the state, IGST outside it, HSN codes, and a financial-year-wise invoice series your CA can reconcile. The register exports to Excel at quarter end.

Cash on Delivery is supported, and on the Pro plan Partial COD lets you take an advance on higher-value handsets — the same principle jewellers use, for the same reason. Shiprocket integration handles pickup and tracking once the order is confirmed.

Running a counter and a store at the same time

Almost no mobile retailer goes online instead of the shop. They go online as well, and the two have to agree with each other or the whole thing creates more work than it saves.

The admin panel is built to be used from a phone at the counter, not only from a desktop at home. Marking something out of stock, changing a price, or checking an order takes seconds between customers.

Order management and customer management hold the history in one place, so a walk-in who bought online last month is a customer you recognise rather than a stranger. That matters for service claims, where the first question is always when it was bought.

If you run more than one outlet, multi-store admin on the Elite plan lets you manage them from a single login instead of juggling separate stores. And WhatsApp ordering and alerts keep order confirmations flowing on the channel your customers already use to ask about stock.

What it costs

Starter — ₹4,990 one-time. Catalogue with variants, bulk price tools, Razorpay and COD, GST invoicing, admin panel. Live in three to five days.

Pro — ₹9,990. Adds Shiprocket, Partial COD, abandoned cart recovery, Meta Pixel and reviews.

Elite — ₹19,990. Adds Meta CAPI, WhatsApp automation, advanced analytics and multi-store admin — useful if you run more than one outlet.

One-time cost, no monthly fee, no commission. You keep your margin, which in this category is the whole point.