Social sellers
Sounds like you if
You sell through Facebook and WhatsApp, and every order is a conversation someone has to type up.
A real store with a catalog, order history and payments.
Online stores and multi-vendor marketplaces with inventory, orders, delivery and sales reports built in.


From one shop to a marketplace with many vendors.
Sounds like you if
You sell through Facebook and WhatsApp, and every order is a conversation someone has to type up.
A real store with a catalog, order history and payments.
Sounds like you if
Your shop does well offline, but stock, orders and delivery fall apart when you sell online.
Inventory and delivery built into the store, not bolted on.
Sounds like you if
You want vendors selling on your platform, with you in control of commissions and quality.
Vendor shops, moderation and payouts on one platform.
Orders arrive by message and phone, stock lives on paper, and every sale needs someone to type it up.
Every sale is a conversation, so orders get missed, duplicated or copied wrongly.
A store where customers order and pay themselves, around the clock.
Inventory lives in a register or spreadsheet, and items sell out or expire unnoticed.
Inventory that updates with every order, with low-stock and expiry alerts.
Nobody knows which rider has which order until someone calls.
Order and delivery dashboards with rider assignment and status tracking.
Without order history, decisions about stock and promotions are guesswork.
Sales analytics by product, customer and period.
From browsing to delivery to the sales report, without a single copied message.
Finds products on a fast store and checks out in a few taps.
Inventory drops with every order, with alerts before items run out.
Orders flow to the dashboard and riders are assigned in one click.
Sees every status change until the parcel arrives.
Revenue, best sellers and repeat customers in one report.
From a single-brand store to a marketplace with many vendors.
Branded storefronts with product catalogs, variants, search and checkout, editable from an admin panel.
Vendor shops, commissions, moderation and a shared catalog, like our Khazna marketplace.
Stock levels, batches and expiry, order states and rider assignment in one operations dashboard.
Vendors manage products and orders; customers track orders, reorder and manage their account.
Online payments, discount codes and promotions, with reporting on what each campaign sold.
Live work from our portfolio, with the results its owners have shared.

JG Pharmacy · Online pharmacy
A pharmacy that took orders by phone now runs stock, orders and delivery from one system.
The operational side that turns a storefront into a business.
Mobile-first product pages and a short checkout that converts.
Stock updates with every order, with alerts before items run out.
Order states and rider assignment visible to staff and customers.
Card payments, refunds and payment status tied to each order.
Server-rendered pages with structured data so products can rank.
Revenue, best sellers and repeat customers at a glance.
Commerce projects are scoped around catalog size, operations and how many sellers are involved.
A first release follows our standard path: discovery in week one, design in weeks two and three, then the build with a demo every week. Marketplaces usually launch with core selling first and add vendor tools in a second phase.
~8weeks
to a typical first release
A custom stack, so you are not limited by a template platform's rules.
On platforms, marketplaces, payments and running the operations side.
Still deciding?
Ask us about your project directly.
A free 30-minute call, and a written proposal before any work starts.
Template platforms are fine for simple catalogs. A custom build makes sense when you need your own operations: inventory rules, delivery, multiple vendors, prescriptions or workflows a template can't handle without workarounds.
Yes. We build vendor shops, commissions, moderation and shared catalogs. Our own Khazna platform combines a marketplace with live auctions.
Yes. Inventory with low-stock and expiry alerts, order states and rider assignment are part of the system, not add-ons. For JG Pharmacy, expired-stock write-offs dropped to zero after launch.
It depends on catalog size, the number of sellers, inventory and delivery rules, and payments. We scope it on a free 30-minute call and send a written proposal before any work starts.
Yes. That is exactly what we built Dokanify for: turning social sellers into store owners with a catalog, order history and payments in one place.
Product and category pages are server-rendered with structured data and clean URLs. Our Growth team can then handle SEO and paid campaigns.
Yes. We are based in Bangladesh and work remotely with clients in the United States, Singapore, Saudi Arabia and Oman, with a working demo every week of the build.
Tell us what you're building. We'll scope it around your goals, not a package.