Stock the shelf
Tap a category to stock everything in it, then search for the odd item you want to add or remove. Nothing is typed in from scratch.
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Live todayOver five hundred everyday Indian grocery items arrive in your catalogue already. Stock a whole category in one tap, fix the prices, and your own delivery boys take it from there.
The reason most kirana owners never get an app is the first hour of work: nobody is going to key in eight hundred products before serving a single customer. So the catalogue arrives built — over five hundred everyday items across staples, dairy, snacks, oil and masala, beverages, personal care, home care and baby care, each with a printed price. You tap a category to stock all of it, then confirm or change the price on what you carry and hide what you do not. Customers search, see a Deals shelf for anything you discount, and order from your own app on your own address; your delivery boys get their own app and enter a code the customer shows at the door. If you have watched Blinkit, Zepto or Instamart take your regulars, this is the answer that keeps the shop, the prices and the phone numbers yours. It will not give you a ten-minute dark-store network, and it does not pretend to — it is for a shop that already has customers and a few people who can deliver.
Tap a category to stock everything in it, then search for the odd item you want to add or remove. Nothing is typed in from scratch.
Confirm or change the price on each item, move a whole category up or down by a percentage, and run an offer on a category or the whole shelf. Customers see the lower price and a Deals shelf.
They get their own app, accept orders nearby, and confirm a code from the customer before an order is marked delivered.
Over five hundred curated everyday items across nine kirana categories, each with a printed price and a drawn picture, so your shop is browsable on day one.
Set a price per item, change a category by a percentage in one go, and see exactly how many items are still on suggested prices so nothing goes live unchecked.
Discount a category or the whole shelf for a while. Customers see the original price struck through and the offer on the home screen.
Anything not in the catalogue — a local sweet, a house-made pickle — you add yourself with your own price and stock.
Riders accept nearby orders from their own app and enter the customer's code at the door. Cancellations and complaints reach the right person with the reply on record.
Coupon codes, sales and rider earnings, and a plain-English assistant that can change your delivery fee, coupons or colours for you.
Figures quoted for other companies are the publicly discussed ranges; ours are what we actually charge.
| The usual way | On 10mins | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission on each order | 20-30% to a quick-commerce aggregator | 5% of tracked sales to 10mins |
| Building the catalogue | Hundreds of SKUs keyed in by hand | 500+ items arrive stocked, with a price you confirm |
| Who owns the customer | The aggregator | You — your app, your regulars' phone numbers |
| Cost to start | Rs 10-50 lakh for a custom build | Rs 0 |
| Time to launch | 6-18 months | About 10 minutes |
| Delivery staff | A fleet you rent by the drop | Your own boys, with their own app and a handover code |
No. Over five hundred everyday items arrive already in the catalogue. You tap a category to stock all of it, then confirm or change the prices and hide anything you do not carry. A banner tells you how many items are still on suggested prices, so nothing goes out unchecked.
Yours. Each item starts at a printed price and you change it to what you charge, or move a whole category up or down by a percentage. Offers you run show as a lower price with the original struck through.
Yes. You can add your own items with a name, price, unit and stock alongside the catalogue, and edit or hide them any time.
Your own people. Riders get a separate app, accept orders near them, and enter a code the customer shows before an order is marked delivered. You can also assign an order to a rider yourself from the admin panel.
No. Orders are placed and dispatched as they come in rather than booked into windows. If you need scheduled windows that is not built, and we would rather say so than imply it.
Nothing to launch. 10mins bills 5% of the sales it tracks. Customers pay through your own payment gateway or in cash on delivery, so 10mins never holds your money.
They rent you demand and keep the customer, the data and a cut of every order. This is your own shop's app, with your prices, your offers and your regulars' phone numbers. What you will not have is a ten-minute dark-store network; what you will have is the customers who already know your shop.
Yes. You answer a short set of questions, pick a look, and the app is live on your own address in about ten minutes with the catalogue already stocked. There is nothing to install and no developer to hire.
No setup fee, no developer, no app store. You pay 5% of what you actually sell — nothing before that.