The problem
Local shops often rely on window displays and occasional social posts. Online shoppers nearby have no structured way to browse inventory, hours or how to order before visiting.
Who this is for
- Independent retailers launching their first online catalog.
- Shops that want one link for Google, social and QR referrals.
- Store owners replacing image-only price lists in chat apps.
- Retailers connecting product browsing to local order paths.
What you get
Structured catalog instead of scattered product photos.
One URL for every customer touchpoint.
Backend-configured prices in your business currency.
Hours, location and contact paths on mobile.
Explore discovery for nearby shoppers.
No fake ratings or invented prices in marketing schema.
What your public page includes
Product catalog
Organize items with categories, photos, descriptions and configured prices.
Public shop profile
Keep business details, hours and contact options beside your catalog.
Local order handoff
Let customers move from browsing into order or inquiry flows you enable.
Shareable storefront URL
Reuse the same link across social bios, messages and printed material.
How it works
- Step 1
Create a vendor account and add shop details.
- Step 2
Build catalog categories and add products with photos and prices.
- Step 3
Publish and share the storefront URL locally.
- Step 4
Update inventory without changing the public link.
Example use cases
- A gift shop publishing seasonal collections from one URL.
- A hardware store listing key SKUs for phone inquiries.
- A retailer moving repeat buyers off DM photos to a catalog.
KyoskGo vs common alternatives
Instagram link in bio
Posts scroll away, prices are hard to compare and there is no structured catalog or hours block.
KyoskGo: One stable storefront URL with categories, configured prices, hours and contact paths in one place.
PDF or image catalog
Hard to update, poor on mobile and impossible to link to a specific item.
KyoskGo: A live catalog URL with categories, item pages and configured prices customers can browse immediately.
How KyoskGo handles this
- Browse live local businesses on Explore to see what customers experience before ordering.
- Current plan details are published on the pricing page — not invented in marketing copy.
What to expect
- KyoskGo does not publish fake reviews, star ratings or invented customer counts in marketing schema.
- Use only real business details, photos and configured catalog prices on your public page.
- Read the privacy policy and terms before collecting customer orders or contact details.
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Plan your KyoskGo setup
Compare the current platform offer, read practical guides, or contact support before publishing your business page.
FAQ
Do I need a custom website first?
No. KyoskGo provides a public shop profile and catalog pattern you can publish from your vendor account.
Will catalog prices change currency automatically?
No. Public prices remain in your business currency unless an explicit conversion flow exists.
Can nearby customers find my store on Explore?
Published businesses can appear in KyoskGo Explore and local discovery flows.
Does this page use fake reviews in structured data?
No. Structured data reflects visible, truthful page content only.
Can I sell services and products together?
Yes, when your catalog includes the configured products and services your shop actually offers.
What is the difference between a shop page and a storefront?
They share the same KyoskGo public profile. This page emphasizes product catalog browsing for local shops.