Home-Based & Online Seller POS
POS for Home-Based Sellers — Food, Pre-Loved & More
Share one link instead of answering the same three questions in every chat, let customers build their own order, and scan it straight into your register. Built for home cooks, bakers, pre-loved resellers, live sellers, and makers selling from the house.
Built for businesses like yours
What kind of business do you run?
Pick your operating model to see how the day flows, where it breaks, and how Fuze Store fits.
Home Cook
Packed meals, bilao, merienda — cooked at home, ordered in the group chat, picked up at the gate or delivered by the kids.
Who walks in
Neighbours, officemates, and the village group chat. See the day’s menu → order in chat → pay e-wallet or cash at handover → collect at the gate or get it delivered.
Where it breaks
- Orders are scattered across chats and easy to miss
- You do not know who has paid and who promised to
- Every order starts with "what do you have and how much"
- Pre-orders for Sunday are on a notebook page
What Fuze does for you
- A store link with today’s menu
- Customers build the order; you scan it in
- Pickup and delivery with a date
- Payment recorded at handover
- Customer saved on every order
A typical order
- Post the store link in the chat
- Customer builds the order and gets a QR
- Scan the QR into your register
- Cook; pack; mark it ready
- Hand over; record the payment
What changes
Orders arrive as orders, not messages, and you know who has paid before the bilao leaves the house.
Home Baker
Cakes and cookies to order, days ahead, with a deposit, and a pickup date that has to be right.
Who walks in
Birthday and office orders by message. Message a request → agree the design and price → deposit → pickup on the day → balance.
Where it breaks
- Custom orders with a deposit and a date live in a chat thread
- Two cakes due the same morning and no calendar
- The balance is forgotten at pickup
- Ingredient costs are never tracked against the price
What Fuze does for you
- Pickup orders with a date and a note for the design
- Deposit now, balance at pickup
- Order-status QR the customer can check
- Expenses logged against the monthAdd-on
- Order labels and bag tagsAdd-on
A typical order
- Enter the order with the pickup date and the design note
- Record the deposit
- Bake; mark ready
- Customer collects; collect the balance
- The month’s sales and costs are a report
What changes
Every cake has a date, a deposit and a balance on record, and you can see whether the month actually made money.
Pre-Loved & Online Reseller
Ukay finds, thrifted bags, imported goods — photographed once, sold in the chat and on a store link, shipped or collected.
Who walks in
Buyers browsing photos on their phone at night. Browse the link → reserve → pay by e-wallet → shipped by courier or collected.
Where it breaks
- One-of-a-kind items get sold twice
- Reservations expire in a chat and nobody notices
- Shipping labels are written by hand
- No record of what sold, to whom, for how much
What Fuze does for you
- A store link customers browse without an app
- One stock count for one-of-a-kind itemsAdd-on
- Delivery orders with the buyer’s address
- Printed shipping labelsAdd-on
- Customer history for repeat buyers
A typical order
- List the item on the store link
- Buyer builds the order; you scan it in
- Record the e-wallet payment
- Print the label; ship
- The item is off the count
What changes
Nothing sells twice, every buyer has a record, and shipping is a printed label instead of a marker pen.
Live Seller
Selling on a live stream — "mine!" in the comments, dozens of small orders in an hour, packing all night.
Who walks in
Viewers who comment to claim an item. Watch the live → comment to claim → get the store link to confirm → pay → the parcel ships.
Where it breaks
- Claims in the comments are impossible to reconcile
- The same item is claimed by three viewers
- Payments arrive as screenshots for hours after the live
- Packing is done from a scroll through comments
What Fuze does for you
- Store link to confirm a claim as an order
- One stock count that stops oversellingAdd-on
- Payments recorded per order
- Shipping labels per parcelAdd-on
- Sales per live on the report
A typical order
- Viewer claims; you send the store link
- They confirm the order and pay
- Scan it into the register
- Pack and label
- Ship; the sale is recorded
What changes
Claims become orders with a payment status, nothing is sold twice, and packing works from a list instead of the comments.
Crafts & Custom Orders
Handmade, personalised, made to order — a tailor, a candle maker, a bouquet business — with specs, deadlines and deposits.
Who walks in
Customers with a specific idea and a date. Message the request → agree specs and price → deposit → the making → pickup or delivery → balance.
Where it breaks
- Every order is different and easy to lose track of
- Deposits and balances are screenshots
- Material costs are never set against the price
- Follow-ups about status eat the making time
What Fuze does for you
- Custom items with a note for the specs
- Deposit now, balance at delivery
- Order-status QR for the customer
- Material costs as expensesAdd-on
- Ready and delivery textsAdd-on
A typical order
- Enter the order with the specs and the date
- Record the deposit
- Make it; mark ready
- Text the customer
- Deliver; collect the balance
What changes
Every piece has a record from request to delivery, and the customer checks the status from a QR instead of your inbox.
Plant Seller
Pots on the porch and photos online — sold by the piece, delivered carefully, with regulars who come back for the next rare one.
Who walks in
Plant lovers from the group chat and passers-by. See the photo → order → collected from the porch or delivered → e-wallet.
Where it breaks
- Rare plants get promised to two buyers
- Deliveries need an address and a careful rider
- Prices change by size and nobody remembers what was quoted
- Regulars are not recognised
What Fuze does for you
- A store link with photos and prices
- Stock counts per plantAdd-on
- Delivery orders with an address
- Customer records and history
- Loyalty for repeat buyersAdd-on
A typical order
- List the plant with its price
- Buyer orders on the link
- Scan it in; record payment
- Deliver or hand over at the porch
- The plant is off the count
What changes
Nothing is promised twice, every delivery has an address, and the collector who buys monthly is a name with points.
Also a fit for
- Home-based food seller
- Pre-loved clothes reseller
- Ukay-ukay from home
- Home-based baker
- Thrift & resale seller
- Plant seller
- Craft & handmade seller
- Facebook group chat seller
- Facebook Marketplace seller
- Live seller
- Shopee / Lazada seller
- TikTok Shop seller
- Beauty-product reseller
- Frozen-food reseller
- Snack reseller
- Imported-goods reseller
- Pre-order seller
- Group-buy seller
- Tailor
- Dressmaker
- Alteration service
- Embroidery service
- Crochet business
- Handmade accessories
- Jewelry maker
- Candle maker
- Soap maker
- Personalized gifts
- Flower arrangement
- Bouquet business
Sound familiar?
The problems you actually deal with
Orders get lost in the group chat
Scroll back to find who ordered what, add it up in your head, and hope you did not miss a message between yesterday and today.
What it costs: Missed and doubled orders
You do not know who already paid
E-wallet screenshots and cash promises pile up with no single place to check who has actually paid.
What it costs: Chasing payments you already got
No way to show you are a real store
You are a name in a chat thread — no link, no page a customer can browse on their own time.
What it costs: Customers who never ask
Customers message at 11 PM, you reply at 11 PM
Every order starts with the same questions — what do you have, how much, can I get it delivered.
What it costs: Your evenings
Selling the same thing twice
One-of-a-kind items, live claims, and pre-orders with no single count of what is left.
What it costs: Refunds and apologies
No idea if the month made money
Sales in one app, costs in your head, and no report that puts them together.
What it costs: Working for free without knowing
A day in the shop
From opening to closing
Morning7:00 AM
Reading the overnight orders
Without a system
Scroll through three chats, write the orders on a notebook page, and message each customer to confirm.
With Fuze Store
The overnight orders are in the register with the customer and the delivery date; confirm with one tap each.
Peak hours4 – 8 PM
Handovers at the gate
Without a system
Match a face to a chat, check a screenshot for payment, and hand over the bag.
With Fuze Store
Open the order, record the cash or e-wallet, mark it handed over. Next.
End of day10:00 PM
Closing the day
Without a system
Add up screenshots and cash, and guess at tomorrow’s pre-orders.
With Fuze Store
The day’s sales and tomorrow’s orders are on the dashboard; the customers are saved for next time.
How it works
One order, start to finish
- 1
Share your store link
One link, or a QR, in the group chat and on your page. It opens in the customer’s browser — nothing to install.
- 2
The customer builds the order
They pick items, choose pickup or delivery, add their name and number, and get a QR to show or send you.
- 3
Scan it into your register
Scan the QR or paste the link; the order loads into your register and you create it. You stay in control of every order.
- 4
Prepare and hand over
Cook, bake, or pack. Mark it ready, text the customer, and hand it over at the gate or send it out.
- 5
Record the payment
Cash or e-wallet at handover — you are paid directly; Fuze records which order it was for.
- 6
Read the week
Sales, top items, repeat customers, and what tomorrow’s orders need, on your phone.
The Fuze moment
One sale. Everything connected.
A neighbour orders two bilao for Sunday from your link. One order — and six things update from it.
A chat records that someone wants two bilao. The POS connects it to the date, the customer, the payment, and the week you are actually running.
Built for the way you work
The features that matter here
Your store link
A public page with your items and prices that opens in any phone browser. Turn online ordering on when you are ready; until then it is a menu.
- No app for the customer
- A QR you can print
- Off until you switch it on
Scan-to-register orders
The customer’s order arrives as a QR or a link. Scan or paste it, and it loads into your register for you to create — staff stay in control.
Pickup and delivery
The Home-based template ships with both: a pickup date, or a delivery address, on every order.
Deposits and balances
Take a deposit on a custom or pre-order item; the balance due stays on the order until handover.
Before and after
What changes when it is all in one place
| Task | Before Fuze | With Fuze Store |
|---|---|---|
| Taking an order | Before FuzeA chat thread | With Fuze StoreA QR from your store link, scanned in |
| Who has paid | Before FuzeScreenshots | With Fuze StoreA payment on each order |
| The menu | Before FuzeRetyped in every chat | With Fuze StoreOne link |
| Pre-orders | Before FuzeA notebook page | With Fuze StoreOrders with a date on the dashboard |
| One-of-a-kind items | Before FuzeSometimes sold twice | With Fuze StoreOne count |
| The month | Before FuzeUnknown | With Fuze StoreSales and costs on a report |
The owner’s view
Finally see what is happening in your business
Mommy Jen's Kitchen — Demo Store
Illustrative dataThis week's sales
₱14,230
Mon – Sat
Orders
67
52 pickup, 15 delivery
Repeat customers
31
ordered before
Due tomorrow
9
pre-orders
Top items this week
- Pancit bilao24
- Packed lunch19
- Leche flan12
- Kakanin box9
- Ube cake3
What changes
Half the customers ordered before — the link is doing the selling. Sunday’s nine pre-orders are all bilao; one more batch of noodles covers it.
Numbers shown are demo data for illustration, not a real store.
Start small, grow
Fuze grows with the business
- 1
Start simple
You, your phone, your items on a store link, and orders that land in a register instead of a chat.
- Store link and QR
- Pickup and delivery orders
- Customers saved automatically
- Daily sales dashboard
- 2
Get organised
A stock count, texts that go out on their own, labels for parcels, and costs against the month.
- One stock count
- Ready and delivery texts
- Order and shipping labels
- Expenses
- 3
Grow
A helper with their own login, points for the regulars, and — one day — a real counter with the same register.
- Staff roles for a helper
- Loyalty for repeat buyers
- The same catalog on a shop counter
Setup
What Fuze Sets Up For You
Pick Home-based seller when you create your store.
Pick one of the 6 business models above during setup and Fuze presets the rest.
Also covers Retail Store.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sell from your house like a real store.
Fuze Store is free during Early Release — no credit card required.
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