MegaBasket
From Zero to Live — What Happens in the First 30 Days of a White-Label Grocery Platform
A week-by-week walkthrough of deploying a white-label grocery marketplace: branding, catalog, vendors, payments, riders and launch marketing.
Most founders assume launching an online grocery platform takes six months. A white-label deployment takes four weeks — because the platform engineering is already done. Here is what the first 30 days actually look like when we deploy MegaBasket.
Week 1 — Brand and store setup
Your domain, logo and colour theme go in. We configure tax rules, delivery zones and payment gateway (UPI, cards, COD). Your team gets admin logins to the operations dashboard with vendor and catalog modules.
Week 2 — Catalog and vendors
Vendors are onboarded with their own panels. Categories, units and margins are imported in bulk. By end of week two your store has a real, priced catalog — not demo data.
Week 3 — Logistics dry run
Rider app, route zones and packing flow go live in a dry run: your team places internal test orders end to end and we tune SLAs.
Week 4 — Soft launch
A soft launch to one neighbourhood, real orders, real payments. We watch the ops dashboard with you, fix friction, and scale delivery zones outward.
Why speed matters
Every week earlier you launch is a week of real customer data — the only data that improves unit economics. If you are evaluating platforms, ask each vendor for this exact 30-day plan and compare.
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