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List your homeware once and sell it from your own store, from social and in chat, with one catalog and one stock underneath so every channel agrees.
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New inCrate is used by Home and living businesses to sell from one catalogue across their own online store, Instagram, WhatsApp and the counter. A Home and living business on Crate lists each product once, with its variants, its photos, its stock and its price in the merchant's own currency, USD or NGN, and every channel then sells that same record. Orders from all of those channels arrive in one Crate queue and stock is drawn down once, so a sale in a chat cannot oversell what is on the shelf. Crate takes the payment methods of the merchant's own market, USSD and pay on delivery included where they apply, and pays out to the business's own bank account. Crate is run from a phone.
None of this is unusual. It is what selling in more than one place looks like before there is one system underneath it.
When there is exactly one of something, two channels keeping their own count is a refund waiting to happen and a piece you have to apologise for. One stock level sits under the store, social, chat and the counter, so the piece that just sold reads gone everywhere at once.
Your pieces get saved and shared and then bought somewhere you do not control, which means the attention is yours and the sale is not. A branded store on your own domain gives that attention somewhere to land, with a theme you edit by clicking it rather than by writing code.
Every order turns into a separate conversation about shipping, and the number you quote depends on how tired you are. Rates set once, with a free-over threshold if you want one, answer it at checkout instead, so the customer sees the real total before they commit to it.
The same platform underneath, told in the language of your trade. Here is what matters most for the way you sell, all from one dashboard.
The parts that make this kind of business work are here from the first day. There are no add-ons to stitch together.
A store on your own domain, not a stall in a marketplace. Your brand, your customers and your customer list, yours to keep.
The same catalog sells on your store, on social, in chat and at your counter.
Turn the questions that arrive on social and in chat into real, paid orders.
Every order from every channel lands in one list, so nothing gets missed.
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank transfer. Automatic payouts to your bank.
Clear reports on your revenue and your best products, in plain language.
Sell everywhere, manage it all from one place, and get paid, told in the language of a a homeware business business.
Sell
List each piece once, with its photography and variants, and sell it from your store, from social, in chat and at your counter.
Manage
One catalog and one stock underneath mean every channel agrees, so you never sell a piece you have already sold.
Get paid
Take card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank transfer, and get an alert the moment money lands. Automatic payouts to your bank.
Your customers save your pieces on social and ask to buy in the messages. List a piece once and it is ready to sell on your store, in a message, in a chat and at your counter, all from one catalog.
Named plainly, and each one has a page of its own if you want the detail.
The same platform, written for the thing itself, down to how it is delivered and what a buyer expects to see before paying.
That is the whole working week for your trade, in one admin.
Yes. A piece is listed once and sells from your own store, from social, in a chat thread and at your counter, and all of them draw down the same stock. When there is only one of it, the first sale marks it gone on every other channel immediately.
Yes, on your own domain and in your own branding. You pick a theme and change the logo, colors, fonts and sections by clicking them, add pages like a delivery policy or a care guide, and connect a domain you already own with the DNS records laid out for you.
Customers pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer, priced in US dollars, and each payment is matched to its order automatically with an alert the moment it lands. Money from card sales lands in your bank account on a rolling two-day schedule. Nothing to claim, nothing to withdraw. For a made-to-order piece you can send a branded invoice or a payment link instead, with the receipt generated on payment.
Yes. Every sale on every channel updates one shared count as it happens, and low-stock alerts tell you before you run out. If you hold stock in more than one place you can track each location separately and move pieces between them with a transfer.
Yes. You set your own shipping rates rather than accepting a single flat figure, so a lamp and a dining table do not have to cost the same to send. You can also offer free delivery over a spend, and the rule applies itself at checkout with no code to remember.
Yes. You can send a branded payment link or an invoice for the deposit, and the payment is matched to that order with the receipt generated when it clears. The balance goes out the same way later, and both payments sit on the same order and customer record.
Every answer above was written by the people who build crate. If yours is not among them, the Help Center goes deeper, and a person reads what you send.
Same platform underneath, told in the language of the trade.
Set up your branded store, add your catalog and take your first order today. Sell everywhere, manage it all and get paid, from one dashboard. Free for 14 days, no card required.
