Online store · Beta
Run your own shop, from inside Finocket
Choose a look, write your pages and policies, point your own domain at it, and publish. Your storefront is managed from the same account as your books. Currently in beta.
What it solves
Opening a shop online usually means hiring somebody: a theme to install, pages to write, a domain to point, and a second system that knows nothing about the stock you already track. Everything is somewhere else, and every change is a ticket. The storefront console puts the whole of it on screens you can use yourself (the look, the pages, the address, the catalogue) in the account that already holds your items and your invoices.
How we're different
The design is data, not code. You pick from themes we ship and adjust colours, type and spacing as values we validate, so nothing you type can break your shop or anybody else's, and there is no per-shop deployment to wait for. Pages are built from sections you arrange rather than a template language you have to learn. And the catalogue is your existing item master, so there is no second copy to drift.
Inside Online store
Pick a look, then tune it
Write your pages and policies
Online store
Write your pages and policies
Your own domain, verified
Online store
Your own domain, verified
Publish when you're ready
Online store
Publish when you're ready
Online store
Write your pages and policies
Online store
Your own domain, verified
Online store
Publish when you're ready
Works with the rest of Finocket
Part of CRM & pipeline. See how every module connects.
Questions
Do I need a developer to open a shop?
No. That is what this module is for. Choosing a theme, writing pages, connecting a domain and publishing are all screens in the app, and none of them asks you to write code or edit a file.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes. Add the hostname you own, add the DNS record the console shows you, and press verify. The console tells you exactly what it found (verified, no record yet, or a record that does not match), and it will not let a domain that has not been proved become your shop's address.
Does this replace the marketplace hub?
No, and it is not meant to. The marketplace hub reconciles what you sell on Amazon, Flipkart and quick-commerce as finance. This is your own shop on your own address. Plenty of businesses want both.
Is the shop's checkout part of this?
This module is the merchant's control surface: theme, pages, domain, catalogue and payment settings. The shop itself has a basket and a checkout on its own address, with cash on delivery and direct UPI that you confirm by hand. It is pre-launch: no shop has taken an order yet, and shipping is not automated. The console says plainly what a shop can and cannot do today rather than implying it is ready.
You open a shop online without hiring an engineer, and its sales land in the same books.
Learn how it works
Your online store
Open a shop of your own without a developer: create it, choose how it looks, write its pages and policies, decide how often it refreshes prices, connect a domain you own, and publish when you're ready.
Your shop's basket and checkout, step by step
What a shopper sees from the add-to-basket button to a placed order: the basket, the coupon box, the four checkout parts, how card payment, cash on delivery and direct UPI differ, and why a basket the shop cannot price shows no total. No shop has taken an order through it yet.
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Take UPI straight into your bank — and confirm it yourself
Publish your own UPI handle and shoppers pay you directly, with no provider in the middle. Nothing tells Finocket the money arrived, so you check it against your own bank alert and confirm each one on Shop → Payments — and the order is not confirmed until you do. What your customer sees, how the queue works, and when you should connect a payment provider instead.
4 min read
Ready to ditch the spreadsheet?
Free for solo users until 31 Dec 2026 — no partner code needed. ₹99/month after that. No credit card. Your books stay yours.