Premium salon products from multiple trusted vendors, all in one beautifully simple app.

PixiKwik brings the salon shopping experience to your phone. Customers browse products from multiple trusted vendors, add items to their wishlist, place orders and track deliveries. Vendors manage their own storefronts, update inventory in real time and handle orders from a dedicated dashboard. Everything runs on one platform, serving both buyers and sellers without friction.














Each vendor gets their own storefront with custom branding, products and pricing.
Stock updates push to every device instantly. No more overselling or stale product counts.
Multiple payment options including gateway payments and cash on delivery.
Customers follow their order from placement to doorstep with push notifications at every step.
Save products for later and get notified when prices drop or items come back in stock.
Full platform control over stores, users, products, promotions and payouts.
Scroll through trusted salon vendors. Each store has its own branding, product range and pricing. Find what you need across multiple brands.
Pick your products, choose your payment method and check out securely. The app supports gateway payments and cash on delivery.
Follow your order from placement to delivery. Get push notifications at every step so you always know where your products are.
Flutter serves both iOS and Android from a single Dart codebase. Laravel handles the multi-tenant backend, vendor management, order processing and inventory sync. MySQL stores everything from product catalogs to transaction histories.
Every vendor needed their own storefront with unique branding, product catalog and pricing. The app had to feel like a single shopping experience for customers while giving each vendor full control over how their store looks and what they sell. Building that flexibility without making the codebase messy was the core challenge.
We built a multi-tenant architecture where each vendor gets a self-contained storefront with its own branding, product catalog and pricing rules. A single Flutter app development codebase loads vendor-specific data dynamically so customers see a unified shopping experience while vendors manage their stores independently through a dedicated dashboard.
Inventory had to stay accurate across every device in real time. When a vendor updates stock or a customer places an order, every other user viewing that product needs to see the change immediately. Stale inventory leads to overselling, and overselling destroys customer trust.
Laravel broadcasts inventory changes through real-time events. When a product sells or a vendor updates stock, the new count pushes to every connected client within seconds. The order system reserves stock at checkout and releases it if the payment fails, preventing overselling without manual intervention.
The admin panel had to scale without adding complexity. As more vendors join and the product catalog grows, the platform owner needs to manage stores, users, orders, promotions and payouts without drowning in dashboards. Every admin tool had to stay simple even as the data underneath got bigger.
We designed the admin panel around role-based views. The platform owner sees high-level metrics and one-tap actions for common tasks like approving a store or flagging a product. Drill-down views reveal details only when needed. Search, filters and bulk actions keep things fast even with thousands of listings.
A multi-vendor e-commerce app with Flutter typically costs between $80,000 and $220,000 in 2026. A basic version with vendor storefronts and simple checkout starts near $80,000. A full build with real-time inventory, order tracking, multiple payment methods, vendor dashboards and an admin panel usually runs between $150,000 and $220,000.
Multi-store architecture gives each vendor a self-contained storefront with its own branding, product catalog and pricing. The backend stores vendor data in separate scopes while the app loads it dynamically. Customers see a unified shopping experience. Vendors manage their stores independently through dedicated dashboards.
Real-time inventory sync uses event broadcasting. When a vendor updates stock or a customer completes a purchase, the backend pushes the updated count to every connected device within seconds. Stock reservation at checkout prevents overselling even when multiple customers are buying the same product simultaneously.
A beauty e-commerce app should support at minimum one payment gateway for card and digital wallet transactions plus cash on delivery for customers who prefer paying at the door. Additional options like buy now pay later and store credit can follow in later versions based on customer demand.
A salon e-commerce app with Flutter typically takes 5 to 7 months. Expect 3 weeks of discovery and vendor onboarding planning, 16 to 20 weeks of development covering storefronts, checkout, order tracking and admin panel, 2 to 3 weeks of beta testing with real vendors and 1 to 2 weeks for store submissions.
Flutter works well for e-commerce apps because the shopping experience is primarily UI-driven and Flutter delivers smooth, consistent interfaces on both platforms from one codebase. This cuts development time roughly in half compared to building separate native iOS and Android apps without sacrificing performance.
The vendor dashboard lets store owners add and edit products, manage inventory levels, view and process orders, update store branding and profile information, track earnings and payouts and communicate with customers through in-app messaging. Everything a vendor needs to run their storefront without contacting the platform admin.
Order tracking uses status updates that push through the entire flow from placement to delivery. Each status change triggers a push notification to the customer and updates the order page in real time. Vendors update order status from their dashboard. Customers see a clear timeline of every step their order has been through.
We build marketplace apps with vendor storefronts, real-time inventory and secure checkout.
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