Netmeds Clone App - White-Label Multi-Pharmacy Medicine Marketplace

A Netmeds Clone is a finished online pharmacy marketplace you can launch under your own name. Pharmacies list medicines and health products, customers order from them, and a prescription can be attached to the order where one is needed. The pharmacy-side review flow is shown on a guided call or scoped as custom work. Couriers deliver the orders, you run everything from an admin panel, and the complete source code is yours.

Yes. The admin creates each pharmacy, and each one then manages its own products, stock, prices and offers through a vendor panel or the store app. Customers search items and stores in a single box, and every card names the pharmacy behind it, so they know who will fill the order.

No merged listing exists. In the demo every item has its own pharmacy, price and stock tag, and categories let shoppers toggle between lists of items and lists of stores. The same product is not ranked across pharmacies, which is why this page makes no price-comparison claim; if you need such a view, it can be scoped as custom work.

Neither is in the base. What the demo contains is three apps, for shoppers, pharmacies and couriers. Telemedicine is sold as an add-on module, while lab-test booking exists in neither the base nor the demo and would be priced as an additional module.

The base does not send them. According to the demo and release notes, a shopper can reorder from earlier orders and request an alert when a sold-out product comes back, but no refill is scheduled. Regular refills come through the Medication Subscription Plans add-on.

No. A shopper attaches a prescription image to the order. Image recognition, automated verification and AI checks are not part of the product, and the platform never rules on a prescription's validity itself. How a pharmacy reviews it is shown on a guided call or scoped as custom work.

That sits with the operator. The software gives you the features: a prescription attached to the order, access by role and delivery verification, while the licences, the pharmacists and each country's rules stay with you.

Both Android and iOS are covered by the Flutter apps, and the web panels run in any modern browser. We publish the apps from developer accounts that belong to you; Apple and Google decide on approval in their own time, which sits outside our 6-day build.

A shopper searches or browses a category, opens an item, sets the quantity and puts it in the cart. Checkout then offers delivery options and payment methods, with the prescription added if the item calls for it, and the resulting order shows its details, a delivery code and the store it ships from.

Yes. It is attached as the order is placed, and the order details screen displays the image. What the pharmacy does with it next is shown on a guided call or scoped as custom work, and local rules about who may dispense are the operator's to follow.

The demo shows the prescription attached to the order. We walk through the pharmacy-side review flow on a guided call, and it can be tailored to your rules as scoped custom work. Whoever reviews prescriptions must be a licensed person you provide.

In the store dashboard, a pharmacy adds, edits or removes products and revises quantities and prices. A low-stock popup appears in admin and vendor panels, long lists can be ordered as you like, and discounted stock can be promoted in a clearance section on the home screen and store pages.

A store can set up promo codes, discounts and campaigns aimed at particular medicines or products. Several products fit in one flash or featured deal, admin or store may impose a minimum order amount, and free delivery can kick in once the basket passes a level you pick.

Yes. The Orders tab keeps earlier purchases, and from release 14.0 onward each one offers reordering. When paying, a shopper can also send just part of the cart to checkout and keep the rest waiting.

The shopper can raise a restock request, which both the admin and the store can see. When the product is back the shopper gets a notification, and requested items are kept in their profile. Earlier still, admin and vendor panels throw up a low-stock popup.

The admin panel is multi-store by design. You create the pharmacy, look after its inventory, and follow the network's orders, revenue and traffic from one dashboard. From then on the pharmacy uses its own panel or app and has no way into the operator console.

A courier uses a dedicated mobile app or a web panel. Requests show up live and can be accepted or declined depending on whether the courier is free. The handover is closed with a verification code, and image plus OTP verification is the alternative.

Yes, through a mapping service. The delivery app can give turn-by-turn guidance and route suggestions via Google Maps or Apple Maps, and Google Maps appears on the integration list; you supply the account and the key.

The courier works through the procedure set up in the app, which can mean phoning the shopper, waiting a given time, or rescheduling. Each step is recorded, leaving a trail if the delivery is disputed.

Shoppers can pay from the wallet, with cash on delivery if you turn it on, or through a gateway you connect. Typical gateways include Stripe, PayPal and Razorpay, and whether cards, UPI, wallets or net banking are offered depends on the gateway you choose. The gateway account and its KYC belong to you.

Yes, once you enable it. An admin toggle for cash on delivery arrived in release 15.0, which lets markets that favor paying at the door use it while the wallet and gateways stay available.

Day, week and month sales totals, active user counts and best-selling items. Customer and subscriber exports accept filters and download to Excel, and release 15.0 brought in Google Analytics, Tag Manager and multiple ad pixels.

Yes. You can define roles, for instance a store manager, a pharmacist or a support agent, and choose what each is allowed to open, so people see only what their work needs.

Commission on each order a pharmacy fulfills is where income begins, as nothing additional needs selling: the first shipped order earns it. Once stores compete for the same customers, sponsored slots and routing fees can follow, with delivery thresholds tuned beside them, and refill plans are available as a paid add-on. Find out early whether your country permits a stored wallet balance or a given promotion, and who must review a prescription before an order goes out.

The network matters more than the feature list. A pharmacy that has entered its stock and prices adds to the range customers see, and a store that has done that rarely walks away. Shoppers with an order history, wallet funds and points also have reasons to stay, and everything is stored in your database. Handling prescriptions carefully is a second barrier, since it takes a long time to rebuild a pharmacy network people trust.

The ready-made package takes 6 days of Miracuves build time, covering rebranding, deployment to your hosting and publishing the apps from your developer accounts. Store review, payment gateway onboarding and signing your first pharmacies sit outside that window, and any change beyond the base gets a written quote before we start.

Yes, every line. The web platform and the Flutter apps come as unencrypted source and project code, which lets your developers or ours change flows and screens as the business matures.

Plan to provide hosting and a domain, a verified developer account for each app store, your logo and company details, a gateway with KYC completed, third-party keys (Google Maps, Twilio or Firebase, for example), and the pharmacy licences and licensed pharmacists your market requires. Writing the privacy policy and terms is your job.

You get three apps, tools for running a pharmacy network, prescription upload, an admin panel and the entire source code, working from day one, for a fixed $2,799. Miracuves has shipped 9,000+ projects for 6,000+ clients and keeps 90+ ready-made solutions available; support gives 60 days of guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of updates, all running together.

A single payment of $2,799 buys the Netmeds Clone: shopper, pharmacy and courier apps, four web panels, prescription upload at checkout and the full code. No monthly license applies. Telemedicine, refill subscriptions, interaction checks or a health dashboard can be added later as priced modules, and other changes are estimated on paper first.

When prescription orders need to start soon, yes. The prescription step, multi-pharmacy stock, wallet, cash on delivery and courier proof are working today, and go-live takes 6 working days. A ground-up e-pharmacy build starts with a negotiated estimate and runs about 2-8 weeks, money better kept for the features only your market needs.

A prescription marketplace like Netmeds earns without holding stock. Listed pharmacies fill the orders, and the operator collects a commission per order, plus optional sponsored placement, routing fees, delivery charges below a free threshold and wallet top-up offers. Every rate lives in the admin panel, so you can tune it per pharmacy.

1. Explore the demo as shopper, pharmacy and courier. 2. Send logo, colors, launch city, commission rates and gateway details. 3. Miracuves brands the storefront, the four panels and all three apps, then installs them on your servers. 4. Listings are filed through your Apple and Google memberships. Those two steps fit in 6 working days, and store approval timing rests with Apple and Google.

A ready-made Netmeds clone from Miracuves costs a single payment of $2,799, with no monthly license. The price includes the shopper, pharmacy and courier apps, four web panels, prescription upload at checkout and the full source code. Telemedicine and other extras are priced separately, and an e-pharmacy built from scratch begins with a negotiated estimate.

Yes. We rebrand the storefront, the four panels and all three apps with your logo, colors and business details, then install them on your servers and publish the apps from your own developer accounts. The platform launches under your own name and takes 6 days of Miracuves build time.

The operator creates each pharmacy in the admin panel. From then on, the pharmacy manages its own products, stock, prices and offers through its vendor panel or the store app, and it has no way into the operator console. Customers see the pharmacy named on every product card.