Take payments at the till, put your products on your own page, and send orders by post or with your own people.
Open my shopNo card to sign up, no contract, no percentage of what you sell.
Mekavo also makes software for workshops, fleets, taxis and parking, and those businesses pay for it. That is why your shop pays nothing to start.
Not a percentage, not a fee per order. Card payments go to your own account, and cash stays in your till.
We never sell your data and never stand between you and your customers. Their orders and contact details come to you.
You can be selling on the first day. Nothing to install: it runs in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer.
Take a picture of the list on your wall and we read the products and prices for you. Or scan barcodes one by one, or upload a spreadsheet of thousands.
Corner shop, grocery, florist, clothes, phones, gifts, hardware and more: we suggest the headings for your products, and you change them any time.
Food, drink, alcohol or something else. We only ask the questions that fit: a mug or a dog tag is never asked about allergens.
Tap what they buy, charge, done. Built for a phone in one hand and a customer in front of you.
Cash, card on your own machine, cheque or bank transfer, or split between them.
Type what they hand you and the till says how much to give back.
Scan a product with the phone camera or a scanner, and send the receipt by WhatsApp or print it.
What you sold, what is in the till, and what is still not paid.
One tick puts your products on your own page, with your own web address. Customers order on their phone and you get the order on your screen.
Customers collect at your counter, your own people deliver, or you post it anywhere in Pakistan with the postage you set, and free postage above any amount you choose.
Mark an order as posted, add the tracking number, and your customer is told.
A family or an office shares one link, everyone adds their own products, and one person sends a single order.
Your page lives at mekavo.com, or on your own domain if you want one.
New, packing, ready, gone: every order from the till and from your page moves across one screen, with a sound when a new one arrives.
Too busy? Pause for 30 minutes, or until you switch it back on.
Message the customer before you change their order.
Count only what you want to count. Everything else just sells.
Every order takes a product down, a cancelled one puts it back, and at zero it switches off on your page by itself.
Receive a delivery by scanning it in, and keep your suppliers in one place.
Print labels for your shelves, and run a price cut that shows the old price beside the new one.
You decide your tax, we never guess it. Until you answer, the bill asks the customer to check with you instead of showing a number.
The right sales tax rate for each product, on every bill and receipt.
Show prices with sales tax included, or add it at the till: your choice, and customers are told which.
Sign up with Google, WhatsApp or email. Your shop is ready when you are.
Open my shopNo card to sign up, no contract, no percentage of what you sell.
There is no catch. Mekavo also makes software for workshops, fleets and parking, and those businesses pay for it, so shops start free. We take no percentage of your sales and we never sell your data. If that ever changes, we will tell you well ahead of time.
No. Your shop page is your website, and once it has a few products and its first orders, Google can list it. Your own domain is optional.
Yes: crafts, tags, flowers, clothes, gifts. Mark them as not food and sell them at your counter, for pick-up, or by post.
You do. Card payments online go straight to your own Stripe account, and Mekavo never touches them. Cash and card at your counter stay with you as they always have.
Use only the till. Your page stays off until you switch it on, and selling online is always your choice.
No. You can open your shop and sell the same day. If you take card payments online, Stripe asks you the questions the law asks of anyone paid by card, inside your own Stripe account.
A phone, tablet or computer with a browser. A barcode scanner is optional: the phone camera scans barcodes too.