An online page for your pharmacy — ₹500 a month

Your timings, your delivery area and what you stock — so the calls you get are the ones you can actually help with.

Almost every call to a pharmacy is one of three questions: are you open, do you have this, and will you deliver to my street. All three are answerable in advance, and answering them in advance is worth more to a pharmacy than any catalogue — because the person calling is usually in a hurry and often unwell.

Start your pharmacy page

What pharmacy shops put on their page

Your hours, including nights

If you are open late or on Sundays, this is the single most valuable line on your page. It is what people search for at eleven at night.

Home delivery area

Which streets, what times, and any minimum. It turns a maybe into an order and stops the calls you cannot serve.

What you keep in stock

The everyday things people phone about — baby care, diabetic supplies, BP monitors, first aid, health drinks. Prescription items are handled at the counter, on the prescription, as always.

Tests and services

Sugar checks, BP checks, injections, tie-ups with a lab. Many pharmacies offer these and almost none advertise them.

Which cards and schemes you accept

Insurance tie-ups, discount cards, senior citizen concessions. People choose a pharmacy on this and rarely ask.

We cannot sell medicines over a web page

Nor should the page try to. Its job here is the catalogue and the phone call: your timings, your delivery area, the non-prescription items you keep, and the services you offer.

The prescription itself stays exactly where it is today — at your counter, with your pharmacist. What changes is that the customer already knows you are open, you stock it and you deliver to them.

Questions pharmacy owners ask

Can customers order prescription medicines through the page?
The page is a catalogue and a way to reach you. Anything on prescription is handled at the counter against the prescription, exactly as it is now — Babuki never handles the goods or the money between you and a customer.
What is actually worth listing then?
Your hours, your delivery area, and the everyday non-prescription items people phone to check — baby care, health drinks, monitors, first aid.
Is home delivery worth advertising?
It is usually the highest-value line on the page. Most people do not know which pharmacies deliver, and they choose the one that says so.
Do you take a cut of what I sell?
No. Customers pay you directly — your own UPI QR or at the counter. Babuki charges the monthly subscription and nothing else.