Build a Recurring Revenue Business with Grocery Platforms
Launch and manage structured grocery businesses for clients—using a proven system designed for long-term income, not one-time projects.
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Charge setup fees
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Earn monthly retainers
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Layer in marketing and support services
This is a system you can sell, operate, and scale.
What Deployment Partners Do
You’re Not Building Websites—You’re Launching Businesses
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Launch fully structured grocery platforms for clients
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Own the client relationship, pricing, and service model
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Deliver a working system—not a custom build
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Layer in ongoing services for recurring revenue
This is a business model, not a project-based service.
What You’re Offering Clients
Your clients aren’t buying a website—they’re buying a working grocery business.
Your clients receive a complete, operational grocery system.
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Costco-based grocery platform
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Organized product catalog
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Structured order intake system
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Service fee and scheduling logic
This is a working business system—not a basic website.
Clients are buying a working system they can operate immediately—not something they have to figure out.
Platform Access (Your Cost)
This is your fixed cost to run the platform—your pricing to clients is separate.
Standard Platform
Everything needed to launch and run a structured Costco grocery business.
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Core Costco catalog
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Website + ordering system
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Operator Engine (intake, scheduling, payments)
Pricing:
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Single Portal: $69/month
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Hybrid Portal: $99/month
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5 Portal Bundle: $249/month
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Hybrid Bundle: $349/month
Revenue Expansion System (Upgrade)
Expand beyond bulk-only ordering with a higher-margin, more flexible catalog model.
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Sell individual units from select multipacks
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Offer ready-to-sell sampler items
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Increase order value without additional sourcing
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Fully managed and continuously updated
Pricing: +$169/month (covers up to 5 portals)
Most operators upgrade once they begin fulfilling consistent order volume.
Your Business Model
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Set your own setup fees
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Charge ongoing monthly retainers
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Bundle SEO, Google Business, and local marketing
You are building recurring revenue—not one-time projects.
The Co-Op Shopper platform is your foundation—your business is built on top of it.
Where You Make Money
You control how you package and price your services.
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Revenue comes from:
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Platform setup fees
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Monthly service retainers
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SEO and local marketing services
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Ongoing client support
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Optional pricing strategies (percentage or service-based)
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Operator Engine customization and workflow setup
Partners can configure the Operator Engine to match each client’s operation—adding advanced pricing logic, routing rules, notifications, and workflows as the business grows.
The platform is the foundation. Customization and ongoing services are where you scale revenue.
Revenue Model & Growth
Even a small number of clients can create meaningful recurring income.
Example — One Client
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$150/month client fee
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$69/month platform cost
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$81/month margin
Plus setup revenue collected upfront.
Example — Five Clients (Bundle Model)
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$750/month revenue
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$249/month platform cost
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$501/month margin
Plus setup revenue from each launch.
Other platforms take a percentage of every order. This model does not. You keep what you earn.
Layer Additional Services on Top
Most partners earn more from services than the platform itself.
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SEO and Google Business Profile management
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Website updates and local search optimization
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Social media and content creation
Partners can support startups or existing service businesses—combining grocery with cleaning, delivery, or other local services into one structured system.
The platform creates recurring revenue. Your services multiply it.
How It Works (For Partners)
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You acquire or onboard a client
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You launch their grocery platform using the system
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You set pricing and charge setup + monthly services
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You support and grow their business
Outcome: Recurring revenue from each client
To ensure consistency, scalability, and long-term success, Deployment Partners operate within a defined platform structure. Review the Deployment Partner Terms & Platform Guidelines to understand how the system works and how your business fits within it.
