Redqubes builds retail and grocery software for Indian store chains and quick-commerce startups: customer ordering apps, live inventory, slot and express delivery, picker and rider apps, and multi-store admin panels. Platforms cost Rs 2,49,999-5,99,999 and go live in 10-20 weeks under fixed-price 50/25/25 milestone contracts.
Everything ships with an admin-editable catalogue, so prices, offers and products stay in your hands after launch. See the commerce and delivery platforms we have shipped.
Six building blocks, each scoped and priced as its own line item — launch with one store and the core apps, then scale out.
Category browsing, search, offers, saved carts, address-based store selection and online or COD payment on Android, iOS and web.
Admin-editable products, prices and offers with stock that decrements on every sale — the app never sells what the shelf does not have.
Capacity-controlled delivery windows per store, plus an express queue for quick-commerce orders that jump straight to picking.
Shelf-order picking lists with barcode checks and substitution flows, then handoff to a rider app with route and proof of delivery.
Order queues by slot, stock entry and adjustments, returns and refunds — built to work alongside your existing billing counter.
Serviceable-area routing, per-store pricing and inventory, and an owner dashboard comparing sales and fulfilment across stores.
A grocery app that shows items the store ran out of at 11 am generates cancellations, refunds and one-star reviews by dinner. That is why we treat retail and grocery software as an inventory system with a storefront on top: stock decrements on every order, picking confirms it against the shelf, and the substitution flow turns the inevitable gaps into an approved swap instead of a cancelled basket.
The second battle is the counter. Most Indian retailers already bill through a POS or billing package, and no owner will maintain two stock registers. We connect to what your billing setup can expose — APIs, scheduled exports or barcode-based entry in the store panel — and write the chosen method into the scope, so there is exactly one source of stock truth.
Slots and stores complete the picture: capacity-controlled delivery windows keep packing calm, serviceable-area routing sends each order to the right store, and per-store pricing lets a dark store and a high-street branch run different margins on the same platform. The build itself follows our e-commerce and marketplace development service; if your riders and routes are the harder problem, start from logistics and delivery software instead.
Indicative ranges from our published rate card — the final figure depends on apps, stores and integrations in scope.
| Scope | Price (INR) | Timeline | Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grocery commerce platform (2-3 apps) | Rs 2,49,999 - 4,49,999 | 10-16 weeks | Customer + rider apps, store + admin panels, payments |
| Multi-app quick-commerce | Rs 4,49,999 - 5,99,999 | 14-20 weeks | 3-4 apps, full panel suite, logistics |
Payments follow 50/25/25 milestones; GST at 18% applies (SAC 998314) and prices are indicative. Hosting, maintenance and every other tier are on the pricing page.
Redqubes specialises in on-demand delivery and marketplace platforms for Indian SMEs — grocery and quick-commerce builds are core work, not experiments.
50% advance on a written scope, 25% after UI/UX approval, 25% on delivery — no hourly billing, no drifting budget.
Products, prices, offers and banners are editable from the admin panel from day one — you never pay a developer to change a price.
Hosting and maintenance are free for month one; from month two an optional Rs 3,600/month plan applies, and self-hosting is allowed.
A grocery commerce platform with customer app, rider app, store panel and payments costs Rs 2,49,999 to Rs 4,49,999 at Redqubes. A full quick-commerce build with three to four apps and a complete panel suite runs Rs 4,49,999 to Rs 5,99,999. Both are fixed-price with 50/25/25 milestones, plus GST at 18%.
A standard grocery platform takes 10 to 16 weeks; a multi-app quick-commerce build takes 14 to 20 weeks. Discovery and scoping fill the first week, UI/UX design two weeks, and development runs in weekly demos — so the catalogue and store panel can be in trial use before the rider app finishes.
Yes, within the limits of what your billing system exposes — we sync stock through your POS or billing software APIs, scheduled exports, or barcode-based stock entry in the store panel. The scope document states exactly which method your setup supports, so online stock reflects the shelf rather than a stale copy.
Customers pick a delivery window at checkout, and each slot has a per-store capacity you control. Orders fall into picking queues by slot, so staff pack against a deadline instead of a pile, and the panel closes a slot automatically when its capacity is reached. Express delivery can run alongside as a separate queue.
Yes — multi-store is a first-class feature, not an add-on. Each order routes to a store by serviceable area, every store keeps its own inventory, pricing overrides and picking queue, and the owner dashboard compares stores side by side. Adding a new store is a form in the admin panel, not a new project.
The picker app handles it at the shelf — mark the item short, offer a substitute the customer approves in-app, or remove it with an automatic refund of the difference. The order total, payment adjustment and stock records all update from that one action, so support calls and manual refunds stay rare.
A 30-minute call is enough to map which apps and panels your operation needs and put an indicative price and timeline against each.