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Storefront — the newest product

A store you can build, publish and be honest with buyers in.

Delivery zones down to the postal code, a store you publish on purpose, and a theme and page builder you can try today but not yet keep. What it does not have is a cart — and we would rather you read that here than discover it in week three.

Delivery zones

The screen a merchant actually spends their Monday in.

Each zone carries what the buyer is told, how many postal codes it covers, and the fees shown at the point a buyer asks. The excluded zone is deliberate: the places you have mapped and chosen not to serve are worth as much as the ones you do.

Fees and minimum order are shown to buyers, not charged — there is no checkout to charge them in.

Delivery

Which postal codes you deliver to, and which places you have been turning away.

An example of the storefront delivery-zone screen: four zones, what the buyer is told, how many postal codes each covers, and the fees shown to buyers.
ZONEBUYER IS TOLDCODESSHOWN TO BUYERS
Mumbai — centralMUM-CENTRALPromisedin about 30 minutes4₹29 delivery, free over ₹499
₹199 minimum order
Mumbai — suburbsMUM-SUBPromisedin about 1 hour 15 minutes3₹49 delivery, free over ₹999
₹299 minimum order
Nashik & aroundNASHIKPromised2 days later, if ordered before 16:003₹99 delivery
₹999 minimum order
Mapped and excludedOUT-OF-RANGENot served1Nothing set
The storefront delivery-zone screen inside OpsGrids.
Built and running

Six things that are finished.

Everything on this list is deployed and in use. Nothing on it is a roadmap item wearing a present tense.

IDENTITY

Store identity and publishing

Name, mark, palette and the rest of the store's identity, and an explicit publish step between what you are editing and what a buyer sees.

DELIVERY

Zones in postal codes, with bulk import

Zones carry the promise shown to a buyer, the fee, the free-delivery threshold and the minimum order. Postal codes go in one at a time or by bulk import.

TESTER

A tester that answers as a buyer would

Type a postal code and see exactly what a buyer at that code is told — before a buyer is the one who finds out.

DEMAND REPORT

The places you have been turning away

Every code you could not serve is recorded, so the question of where to expand next is answered by demand rather than by guesswork.

Not yet

Three things it does not do.

Listed at the same size as the features. If one of these is the reason you were looking, say so on the call and we will tell you when it lands rather than sell around it.

  • THEMES & PAGE BUILDER

    A working preview — nothing you design is saved yet

    Nine themes and a 26-section page builder on a twelve-column canvas exist and can be tried, and what they show is real. But the store document has no backend yet: a theme you adopt and pages you lay out are not persisted. Treat it as a demonstration of the editor, not a store you can keep.

  • RETAIL CHECKOUT

    No cart, no checkout, no orders

    A retail buyer cannot place an order. The B2B enquiry journey does complete end to end — if you need retail checkout this quarter, this is not it yet.

  • PAYMENTS

    Fees are shown, not charged

    Delivery fees, thresholds and minimum orders are displayed to the buyer exactly as configured. Nothing is collected, because there is no checkout to collect it in.

  • DOMAINS

    Custom domains are designed, not live

    The design exists. Serving a merchant's own domain does not yet, so a store lives on an OpsGrids address today.

How we build

A buyer never gets a “no” we could not prove.

When the delivery check cannot run — a network blip, a rate limit, a dependency down — the buyer is told exactly that and offered a retry. An outage is never resolved into a refusal.

A buyer wrongly told a shop does not serve them never comes back, and the mistake is invisible to whoever caused it. So the code has nowhere to catch an error and turn it into a no, and a test fails the build if one appears.

How the platform enforces that
  • 200Delivery in 25 minutesWe deliver to 400072 · ₹29 delivery · free over ₹499
  • 200We don't deliver to 422001 yetWe've recorded the request — we'll let you know when we get there.
  • 503We couldn't check right nowThat's a connection problem, not a no. Try again in a moment.

Want to see it with your own postal codes in it?

Bring a list of the places you deliver to. We will put them in the tester on the call and you can watch what a buyer at each one is told.

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