Models and variants, with your price
Storage and colour are separate lines with separate prices, because that is how customers ask and how they compare.
An online page for your mobile shop — ₹500 a month
Customers check the price online before they walk in anywhere. Give them your price, on your page, instead of losing them to a screenshot from somewhere else.
Your customer has already looked up the phone online. They arrive quoting a price from a marketplace, and the whole conversation starts with you defending your number. A page of your own changes where that conversation starts: your model, your price, your exchange offer, and the fact that you are ten minutes away when something goes wrong.
Start your mobile shop pageWhat mobile shop shops put on their page
Accessories, where the margin actually is
Covers, glass, chargers, earphones, memory cards. Nobody drives across town for a screen guard, but they will add one to a phone they are already buying from you.
Exchange and what you pay
Say which old phones you take and roughly what they are worth. It is the question every second customer opens with.
Repairs, with a rate
Screen replacement, battery, charging port — by model, with a price and how long it takes. Repairs bring people back to the shop far more often than sales do.
EMI and what you accept
Which cards, which finance, what paperwork. People check this before they leave the house.
Will people not just buy online anyway?
Some will. But a large number of buyers want to hold the phone, ask a question, and know who to go back to when the screen cracks in month four — and they still want to check the price before setting out.
Right now they check somebody else's price because yours is not anywhere. This puts yours in front of them, next to the reasons to buy it from a person.
Questions mobile shop owners ask
- Prices change almost weekly. Is that a problem?
- No. Change it on your phone and the page is updated for everyone at once — which is faster than correcting a customer who saw an old price.
- Should I show a price at all, or ask people to call?
- Show it. A page without prices gets skipped, because the customer is comparing and you have made yourself hard to compare with.
- Can I take payment online?
- Yes, on your own UPI QR, though most mobile shops use the page for the catalogue and settle in person — especially with exchange or EMI involved.
- Can I list repairs as well as sales?
- Yes. Keep them as their own section with a rate and a turnaround time. For many shops it is the part of the page people use most.