Confirm what you stock
Over eight hundred products arrive with photography and a suggested price. Switch on what is on your shelves, set your prices, and hide the rest.
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Live todayFor shops that already hold a licence. A catalogue of over eight hundred products arrives stocked, age is verified at signup against your state's legal age, and ID is checked again at the door.
Alcohol is the one category where the compliance is the product, not a footnote on it. This is built for shops that already hold a licence and need the delivery half done properly: a customer's date of birth is checked at signup against the minimum legal age you set for your state, the age check runs before the availability check so an underage visitor gets the real answer rather than a vague outage, and the rider confirms a physical ID at handover before an order can close. The catalogue — beer, wine, spirits and mixers, with real bottle photography — is already stocked, because nobody is keying in eight hundred bottles by hand. Searches for a wine shop app or an alcohol delivery app almost always come from a shop that already holds a licence and wants the delivery half done properly. That is exactly who this is built for, and the compliance is the product rather than a footnote on it.
Over eight hundred products arrive with photography and a suggested price. Switch on what is on your shelves, set your prices, and hide the rest.
Your state's minimum legal drinking age and the localities you deliver to. Both are enforced before a basket can be filled.
Riders get their own app, and confirm a physical ID check at the door before an order can be marked delivered.
Beer, wine, spirits and mixers with real bottle photography, seeded so your shop is browsable immediately rather than after days of data entry.
Customers confirm their date of birth against the minimum legal age you set. The check runs before availability, so an underage visitor is told the real reason.
Every rider confirms an ID check before an order can be marked delivered, and that confirmation is on the record afterwards.
Photograph or upload your existing stock list and it is read in against your catalogue for you to review before anything is written. A price is never changed without you seeing it first.
If something is out of stock the rest can still go, with the missing lines refunded on the record. If everything is unavailable the order is declined rather than delivered empty.
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 delivery aggregator, where one will serve you at all | 5% of tracked sales to 10mins |
| Building the catalogue | Hundreds of SKUs by hand | Over 800 products arrive with photography and a suggested price |
| Age verification | Left to the rider to remember | Date of birth checked at signup against your state's legal age, plus a required ID check at handover |
| Cost to start | Rs 10-50 lakh for a custom build | Rs 0 |
| Time to launch | 6-18 months | About 10 minutes |
| Out-of-stock items | Whole order usually cancelled | Partial fulfilment with the missing lines refunded on the record |
Yes. This is built for shops that already hold a valid licence to sell alcohol in their state. 10mins provides the ordering and delivery software; the licence, the legal permission to deliver in your state, and compliance with your local excise rules remain entirely yours.
In two places. At signup the customer confirms their date of birth against the minimum legal drinking age you set for your state, and that check runs before the stock check so an underage visitor gets the real answer. At delivery your rider confirms a physical ID check before the order can be marked delivered.
No. Over eight hundred products arrive already in the catalogue with photography and a suggested price — you switch on what you stock and set your prices. You can also photograph or upload an existing stock list and have it read in against the catalogue, with every line shown to you for review before anything is saved.
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 at any point.
The rest of the order can still go out, with the unavailable lines marked and refunded on the record. If every item turns out to be unavailable the order is declined and refunded rather than being delivered as an empty bag.
Yes. You can set a prepay threshold above which an order must be paid before dispatch, and override it for individual customers you trust.
Yes, if you already hold a valid licence to sell alcohol in your state. You get a customer app with a stocked catalogue of over eight hundred products, age verified at signup against your state's minimum legal age, and a rider app that requires a physical ID check before an order can be marked delivered. The licence and your state's excise rules remain entirely yours.
Yes. The catalogue covers beer, wine, spirits and mixers, and you switch on only what you stock. Whether the shop is described as a wine shop, a beer shop, an off-licence or a liquor store makes no difference to how it works.
No setup fee, no developer, no app store. You pay 5% of what you actually sell — nothing before that.