Choose Your Platform
Launch your grocery service with a platform built for structured ordering, clear pricing, and scalable operations. Choose between a Costco-focused model or a flexible Everyday Market system.
Two Platforms. One System.
Both platforms are powered by the Co-Op Shopper engine—giving operators access to structured workflows, scheduling logic, and pricing tools designed for real-world use.
The difference is in how you source and present products to your customers.
Costco Platform
Built Around Bulk Efficiency
The Costco platform is designed for operators who want to leverage bulk pricing, simplified sourcing, and high-efficiency order fulfillment.
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~1,400+ preloaded Costco grocery items
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Nationwide-compatible product catalog
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Monthly coupon updates available
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Standardized pricing structure
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Optional split multipack and Costco sampler features
Operators aren’t creating demand — they’re serving demand that already exists.
Unlock Flexible Pricing with Multipack Splitting
The Co-Op Shopper Costco platform allows operators to break beyond bulk-only limitations in two distinct ways.
Splitting Costco multipacks applies to a wide range of products—including pantry items, household goods, and personal care. Operators can offer individual units from select multipacks (such as peanut butter, paper goods, or cleaning supplies), making bulk products practical for smaller orders and reducing customer overbuying.
Create High-Value Bundles with Costco Samplers
Costco Samplers, on the other hand, are snack-focused. These are curated bundles built from individually packaged items like bars, chips, jerky, and trail mix—ideal for vacation guests, welcome baskets, offices, and group stays.
Together, these options expand flexibility, improve the customer experience, and increase revenue—while still sourcing everything in a single Costco trip.
Everyday Market Platform
Flexible Grocery Offering
The Everyday Market platform allows operators to offer a broader mix of grocery items beyond warehouse-only inventory.
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~1,700+ commonly stocked grocery items
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Flexible item selection and expansion
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Ideal for smaller or customized orders
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Supports a wider range of customer needs
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Not dependent on proximity to a Costco warehouse
This makes it a strong option for vacation destinations and remote markets where warehouse access is limited or unavailable.
What Both Platforms Include
Regardless of which platform you choose, every system is built with the same operational foundation:
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Structured ordering workflows
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Built-in pricing and fee logic
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Delivery scheduling system
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Customer data collection and order organization
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Upgrade path from Microsite to full platform
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Ongoing product and system updates
See Real Platform Examples
Explore a live Salt Lake grocery delivery platform to see how real ordering workflows, catalog structure, and service logic are built and applied in an active service environment.
Platform vs. Website Hosting
Your plan pricing is focused on the operational platform, not basic website hosting. Operators connect their own Wix hosting account, giving them full control of their website while Co-Op Shopper powers the ordering system, pricing logic, and workflows behind it.
Alcohol Where Legal
In eligible markets, operators may include wine, beer, and spirits within both the Costco and Everyday Market platforms to increase basket size and overall hospitality value.
Enabled based on:
• Local law
• Hospitality rules
• Operator discretion
Optional dedicated alcohol page available where permitted.