Frequently Asked Questions

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A Website Developer uses the Co-Op Shopper platform to build and launch grocery websites for clients. Instead of building from scratch, you deploy a proven system and create a recurring, service-based revenue stream.

You get access to multiple ready-to-launch grocery platforms—including Costco, Everyday Market, and hybrid store options—plus an advanced system with features like multipack splitting and Costco sampler offerings. Everything is structured for real orders, pricing, and ongoing client use.

No. All product catalogs and system logic are centrally managed by Co-Op Shopper to maintain consistency and accuracy across all operators.

Strong candidates include service-based businesses, property managers, and operators with access to recurring clients. This also works well for gig workers building locally through social media, businesses that already handle consumables, and operators in outlying or underserved areas where demand is high and competition is low.

Product additions can be requested, but all updates are handled and uploaded by Co-Op Shopper. This ensures the integrity of the catalog across all platforms.

These are advanced catalog features that allow items to be sold individually from bulk packs or offered as single-unit options. They are part of a separate managed system and are not included in the standard portal.

Advanced features are enabled through an upgrade. These systems are managed and maintained by Co-Op Shopper and can be applied across your portals.

Yes. You control your pricing, including setup fees, monthly service fees, and any additional services you offer.

Yes. The platform supports structured pricing and estimated order totals, which allows for percentage-based pricing models if you choose to use them.

Yes, as a managed configuration. The platform can support catalog-wide pricing adjustments, which can be offered as a premium option to your clients.

No. The platform is already structured. You are deploying a working system, not building from scratch.

The platform structure is handled by Co-Op Shopper. You may layer in your own services, such as branding, Wix hosting, SEO, or local optimization for your clients.

Yes. Many Deployment Partners increase revenue by offering SEO, Google Business Profile setup, website updates, and marketing services.

You do. You manage your clients, pricing, and services independently.

No. The platform operates on a fixed monthly fee. You keep the revenue you generate from your clients.

You can operate under your own brand and offer your own services, but the platform itself remains part of the Co-Op Shopper system and cannot be represented as proprietary software.

No. The platform is standardized to ensure reliability and scalability. Custom development is not part of the Deployment Partner model.