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A customer ordering app is a branded mobile app that lets your customers log in, see their own pricing, place and reorder orders, and track deliveries from their phone. JustSell publishes it under your brand on the Apple App Store and Google Play, built for B2B wholesalers, B2C retailers and D2C brands selling from one connected platform.

Yes. The app is published under your own brand, name, logo and colours on both the Apple App Store and Google Play, on iOS and Android. Customers download it like any other app, so the icon on their home screen is yours, not a marketplace or a generic third-party portal. JustSell handles the store submission for you.

You decide. The same app works for B2B trade accounts, B2C retail customers and D2C shoppers. Pricing and any trade-only products stay hidden until a customer logs in, so B2B contract rates and B2C or D2C tiers each see the prices set for them, while public visitors never see private pricing.

Yes. Pricing is tied to each account, so when a customer signs in they see only their agreed prices, not public rates. This supports B2B contract pricing and B2C or D2C tiers from a single catalogue. Trade and account-specific prices stay private until login, so the right customer always sees the right price.

Yes. Customers can reorder from their order history in one tap, with their own pricing applied automatically. Because most orders are repeat orders, this turns a five-minute phone call into a few seconds. They can adjust quantities or add new items before checkout, making regular ordering fast enough that they keep coming back to your app.

Yes. Customers see stock status as they browse, such as in stock or low stock, so they order what is actually available. Showing live stock in the app reduces out-of-stock surprises at checkout and cuts the number of calls to your office asking whether an item is on the shelf.

Yes. The app can send push notifications for new products, offers, restocks and order updates, straight to the customer's phone. Notifications use a privacy-first opt-in toggle, so customers choose what they receive, and each one can deep-link into the relevant screen so they can act in seconds without hunting for the product.

Yes. The app includes a loyalty, rewards and unique-code referral programme built in, so you can reward repeat orders and word-of-mouth without a separate tool. Customers can also search your catalogue by barcode, by visual product search, or by scanning an invoice, which makes finding and adding the right products much faster.

Yes. Customers can see their invoices, statements and credit notes, and track order and delivery status, all inside the app. They can watch an order move from confirmed to dispatched, receive a delivery push notification, and use a multi-site delivery address book to send orders to different sites or branches.

Yes. The app caches your catalogue, pricing and recent orders on the phone, so customers can browse and build orders even with a weak or missing signal. Orders sync when the connection returns, and customers control when the cached catalogue refreshes. This is useful on sites, in stockrooms and in workshops where a website would fail to load.

No. JustSell charges a fixed monthly subscription with 0% commission on sales, so you keep the full value of every order placed through the app. Because B2B and D2C order values can run high, a fixed fee protects your margin as app order volume grows, unlike commission-based platforms that get more expensive the more you sell.

Yes. App orders feed into the same connected platform as your other channels, which can integrate with EPOS, ERP and accounting tools. This keeps stock, customers, orders and invoicing accurate in one place, so the app is a connected part of your operations rather than a separate silo you have to reconcile by hand.

Typically weeks, not months, because the platform is already built and only your branding, catalogue and pricing need setting up. JustSell handles the development, configuration and submission to the Apple App Store and Google Play, including store approval, so you do not need in-house app developers or a separate app project.