Built for one business.
Configured for yours.
Restaurant or law firm, jeweller or clinic — the mechanic is the same. Your happiest customers already recommend you. What changes by industry is how you take the order, what you list, and how it reaches the customer — and all of that is configurable.
Two segments, both sides of the
catalogue, and settings per industry.
Anyone can create a business page on CURD — a restaurant, a jeweller, a physiotherapist or an industrial supplier. What changes between them is how the order arrives, what the listing has to carry, and how it reaches the customer. Here is the whole map before the detail.
Selling to consumers
Six industry solutions, from table QR ordering to appointment books to a retail till. Published prices, instant checkout, points at payment.
Restaurants, salons, clinics, fitness, home & auto, all retail →Selling to businesses
Prices are not published, so a buyer cannot compare and click-buy — they have to ask. B2B runs on quotes, account invoicing and referrals into a client's network.
B2B services, agencies and suppliers →Products and services
Most marketplaces do one or the other. Ours carries both — a product with variants and stock, and a treatment with a duration and a slot, side by side in the same catalogue.
Products, services, packages, Good Until →Configured per industry
Listing fields, delivery options, order rules, reward rates and branch behaviour are settings, not separate builds. That is why the industry list can be this long.
What you can configure →| Selling to consumers | Selling to businesses | |
|---|---|---|
| How the order starts | Browse a published price and check out, or book a slot | A request for a quote — the price depends on the job |
| What is listed | Products, services, packages and near-date stock | Capabilities and services, with pricing on request |
| How it reaches them | Collection, dine-in, delivery, or an appointment | Scheduled work, contract delivery, or account supply |
| The advocacy that works | Google reviews and Instagram content at volume | Referrals into a client's own network, paid on close |
| The reward that works | Points, because they come back often | Referral rewards, because they come back rarely |
| What it costs to list | Free | Free |
Products and services, on the same marketplace.
Most marketplaces do one or the other. Ours carries both — a product with variants and stock, a treatment with a duration and a slot, a package bought as a course of visits, or stock close to its date sold through Good Until.
Products
Variants, stock and fulfilment. The customer buys and collects or receives.
Services
Durations, staff and availability. The customer books a slot and pays.
Packages
A course of visits or sessions, bought once and drawn down.
Good Until
Near-date stock at a discount, on a separate surface — margin on cost already sunk.
Selling to consumers.
Six solutions, each with its own page. The mechanic is shared; what differs is how the order is taken and what the listing has to carry.
Restaurants, cafés & bars
Table QR ordering, split bills and tips — with Google reviews captured at the moment guests are happiest.
See the solution →Salons, spas & beauty
Bookings and retail on one visit, and rebooking driven by points rather than by chasing.
See the solution →Clinics & healthcare
Consultations, procedures and packages — with earn rules set per item, so clinical lines can be excluded.
See the solution →Fitness & studios
Memberships and classes. Retention is the whole business, and points land on the visit.
See the solution →Home & auto services
High-ticket, low-frequency. Quotes, deposits, and one good job becoming three referrals.
See the solution →All retail
Every category below on one catalogue — points at the till and near-date stock sold rather than written off.
See the solution →Not an exhaustive list. If your category is not here, it is almost certainly still supported — the differences are configuration, not capability. See how each category is configured →
Your best salesperson is a client you already have.
B2B services, agencies & suppliers
No table QR, no menu. For B2B the product is the referral engine and the quote — because prices are not published, a buyer cannot compare and click-buy. They have to ask, and a request is the native transaction shape. Professional services, agencies, contractors, industrial suppliers, real estate, logistics and financial advisory.
See the B2B solution →The platform is configured per industry,
not rebuilt for it.
Every category has its own way of listing, ordering and delivering. Rather than force one shape on all of them, CURD exposes those as settings — which is why a jeweller, a pharmacy and a physiotherapist can run on the same platform without any of them feeling like an afterthought.
B2C and B2B
Published prices and instant checkout, or quote-on-request where prices are not shown upfront.
Products and services
Variants and stock, or durations, staff and availability — often both in the same catalogue.
Listing requirements
Category-specific fields, compliance details, allergens, dietary tags, prescription flags, warranty and specification data.
Delivery options
Collection, dine-in, delivery, appointment at your premises or at theirs, and scheduled or on-demand.
Order rules
Minimum values, lead times, deposits, part-payment, and who is allowed to place the order.
Reward rules
Rates by category or by item, so a low-margin line can earn less or nothing at all.
Branch behaviour
Different menus, prices, availability and plans per location, under one account.
Fulfilment
Single or multi-location stock, per-outlet menus and delivery zones.
This does not change.
Free to list and sell
List, sell and be surfaced at no cost. No subscription required to trade.
No commission on your own sales
However you sell it, your own channels carry no platform fee.
The customer is yours
Name, spend history and network in your dashboard — and exportable whenever you want.
Google and Instagram
Reviews go to Google, content goes to Instagram — where they actually help you.
Set up in ten minutes. Pay nothing to find out.
Free to list, free to sell, and never a commission on your own sales. Premium starts with a month free.
On a phone
Two buttons, straight to the store.
On a laptop or iPad
Scan with your phone camera — the app only installs on a phone.