Paint, by brand and pack
1L, 4L, 10L and 20L are different rates and customers know which they want. Listing the pack size is the whole job.
An online page for your hardware and paint shop — ₹500 a month
Brands, sizes and rates on a link contractors can check from the site, instead of phoning you from the top of a ladder.
Half your customers are contractors buying to a list, and they price-check three shops before sending a boy over. The other half are homeowners who do not know what to ask for. A page has to serve both: exact sizes and rates for one, plain explanation for the other.
Start your hardware & paints pageWhat hardware & paints shops put on their page
Shade cards and tinting
Whether you tint in shop, which system, and how long it takes. It decides where a painter buys.
The contractor list
Cement, putty, primer, brushes, tape, sandpaper. The repeat items, with rates, so a site can order without a call.
Sizes stated exactly
Pipes, screws, fittings — in the units the trade uses, in inches or mm as your customers say them. Vagueness costs you the order.
Delivery to site
Whether you deliver, how far, and the minimum. Contractors choose on this as much as on price.
My customers are contractors — they already know me
They do. The page is not for winning them, it is for serving them faster: a site supervisor who can read your rate and confirm stock does not need to call you at all.
It also catches the homeowner who is renovating once in ten years, knows nothing, and is searching for what things cost.
Questions hardware & paints owners ask
- Rates change with the company's price list. Manageable?
- Update the moving lines when the list changes. It is quicker than quoting every caller individually.
- Should I list every screw size?
- No. List paint, cement, the common fittings and whatever people phone about. The long tail stays at the counter.
- Can contractors order on account?
- Nothing changes there. The page shows stock and rates; how you settle with a regular stays between you.