What is SellerTower
Who it is for, what it does, and the channels it serves.
SellerTower is a retail platform for shops that sell across a counter — groceries, fashion, electronics, pharmacies, bakeries, hardware and more. You sign up, pick a plan, and get a back office for your stores, catalogue, inventory, staff and orders.
Who can do this: anyone can create an account. The Free plan needs no card.
What it does#
- Orders & invoicing — take an order, send the invoice, get paid by link.
- Inventory — stock counts that move as you sell, across every store.
- Catalogue — products, variants and categories, organised the way you sell.
- Customers — one record per customer, with everything they have bought.
- Discounts — price rules that work out the same on every channel.
- Returns & refunds — approve a return and settle it in cash or store credit.
- Staff & roles — give each person the till, the stockroom, or the numbers.
- Analytics — what sold, what is stuck, and the customer behind every number.
One account can run one shop or twenty: every store sells from one shared catalogue, and each store keeps its own stock.
The channels#
The back office — this app, in any browser — is live today. Two more channels are coming, both selling from the same catalogue and stock:
- Storefront — a branded web store on your own catalogue.
- Cloud POS — a till that runs in any browser.
Both will be configured from the back office when they launch.
Plans, in one paragraph#
There are five plans, from Free (no card, one store, a monthly order allowance) upward. Each plan includes a number of stores and staff seats, and on paid plans you can buy extra seats at any time — the included numbers are a starting point, not a ceiling. The guide marks anything plan-gated with a badge, resolved from the live plan catalogue.
Where to next#
- New to SellerTower? Read Core concepts — five minutes that make everything else obvious.
- In a hurry? Quick start: your first sale.