How to Sell Online and Offer Delivery as a Grande Prairie Store
Grande Prairie restaurants, grocers, and retailers can list their catalog and offer local delivery on BuzzBasket. Here's what the setup involves.
Sell and deliver on BuzzBasket
Your own menu and prices, local drivers, and published per-order pricing.
If you run a store in Grande Prairie — a restaurant, grocer, flower shop, pet store, bakery, or specialty retailer — you can sell online with local delivery without building any of it yourself. BuzzBasket provides the storefront, the ordering flow, and the drivers; you keep your catalog, your prices, and the customer relationship.
What you control
- Your catalog and prices. You list your real inventory at your prices. The platform doesn't mark items up or insert a shadow menu.
- Your hours. Orders pause when you're closed — nothing queues overnight pretending you'll see it in the morning.
- Order acceptance. Every order sits at pending until someone at your store confirms it. You see it before anyone commits a driver.
- Your delivery area. Coverage follows your store, not a generic map.
How orders reach you
A customer shops your storefront, checks out, and the order lands with you as pending. You accept it, prepare it, and a driver picks it up for delivery. For age-restricted categories like alcohol or cannabis, the driver handles ID verification at the door under AGLC rules — how compliance works.
What it costs
Merchant pricing is published: 5% per order plus card processing. No flat monthly fee, and no exclusivity — BuzzBasket is another channel alongside your walk-in, phone, and any other ordering you already run.
Getting listed
buzzbasket.ca/for-stores covers onboarding. For the liquor-store-specific version of this walkthrough, see how to add delivery to your Alberta liquor store.