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Pikapi

Build your online store in minutes.

Pikapi is a store builder for sellers in Nepal. Get your own storefront, take orders with cash on delivery, set delivery prices per district, and run it all from one dashboard.

Create your store Sign in

Sign in with Google. Your store gets its own link on pikapi.shop.

The Pikapi dashboard for an example store: total orders, revenue in rupees, open orders, low stock and a sales chart for the last seven days.
The example store's product page on a phone: a pashmina shawl at Rs 4,500 with an Add to cart button.
The dashboard and a storefront of an example store, “Himalayan Threads”. Real screens, sample data.

Every store comes with

Try each one here, on an example store.

  • Your own link on pikapi.shop

    Your store lives at your-store.pikapi.shop, ready to share on Facebook, Instagram or a message.

  • Cash on delivery

    Customers order without paying online and pay when the parcel reaches them.

  • Delivery prices per district

    Set what delivery costs to each district you serve, or to areas within one. Checkout adds it to the order.

  • Order tracking links

    Every order gets its own link the customer can open to see where it is.

  • Store themes

    Pick a starting layout, then change the sections, words and pictures in the editor.

  • Works from your phone

    Add products and handle orders from the dashboard on your phone.

One place to build and run your shop

A storefront builder, a product catalog and an orders dashboard, made to work together. Every screen below is the real app, on an example store with sample products, orders and customers.

  1. Build your storefront

    Start from a theme, then change sections, words and pictures in the visual editor. Check it on desktop and phone before you publish.

    The visual editor: a list of page sections on the left, a live preview of the storefront in the middle, and the hero section's settings on the right.

  2. Add your products

    Photos, prices in rupees, sizes and stock for every product. Keep one as a draft until it's ready, and see what is running low.

    The products list: five products with categories, prices in rupees, stock levels and Active or Draft status.

  3. Share your link, take orders

    Customers shop at your link from any phone. At checkout they choose their district, see its delivery price, and pay in cash when the parcel arrives.

    himalayan-threads.pikapi.shop Example

    Checkout on a phone with Kaski chosen as the district: Rs 4,500 for the shawl, Rs 200 delivery, Rs 4,700 in total, paid in cash on arrival.

  4. Manage every order

    New orders land in your dashboard. Move each one from pending to delivered, and every customer gets a link to follow their order.

    The orders list: orders numbered from 1001 with customer names, totals in rupees, cash-on-delivery payment status and fulfilment status from Pending to Delivered.

Start from a theme. Make it yours.

Pick a starting theme for your storefront, then shape it in the editor. It looks right on a phone and on a laptop. Shown here on the same example store.

The Aurora Minimal theme on a laptop: the store name, a short line about cash on delivery and a row of four products with prices in rupees.
The Aurora Minimal theme on a phone.
Aurora Minimal As it comes: a clean hero and your latest products.
The Monochrome theme on a laptop, opening with a wide photo banner of a hand-loomed shawl and the line “Hand-loomed in Nepal”.
The Monochrome theme with its banner on a phone.
Monochrome With an image banner added in the editor.

Made for selling in Nepal

Cash on delivery
Customers pay in cash when the parcel reaches them. No online payment needed.
Delivery prices by district
All 77 districts are listed. Charge less in the valley and more for far districts, or split a district into areas.
Prices in rupees
Products, delivery and totals are all shown in Rs.
Run it from your phone
The dashboard fits a phone screen, so you can add products and handle orders from the shop counter.
Kathmandu Valley under low cloud, with a hill rising behind the houses.
A man checks his phone in a shop in Asan, Kathmandu, surrounded by carved wooden masks.
Women selling marigolds and other flowers on a street in Patan.
A woman in traditional dress spinning yarn on a wooden wheel in Darchula.
A rider on a scooter in a busy market street in Asan, Kathmandu.

How it works

  1. Name your store and sign in with Google

  2. Add products and set delivery prices per district

  3. Share your store link and track every order

Ready to open your store?

Pick a name, sign in with Google and add your first product.

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