Trade accounts
Price the job before you pick up the phone.
363 lines with volume pricing on the page and no login in front of a number you need to cost a job. Approved firms get their own discount over the top, plus quotes, credit terms and an order history worth reordering from.
- Lines in stock
- 363
- Published breaks
- 50 / 100 / 500
- Quote turnaround
- 1 day
- Counter
- Mon–Sat
Listed means on the shelf, not on order
Visible without signing in to anything
Same afternoon before the counter shuts
10:00-19:00 IST
What it comes to
Two savings, and they stack.
The break point is what the quantity is worth — it is arithmetic, and anybody can see it. Your account discount comes off that figure, not instead of it.
A line at list
₹1,000
The published single price, visible to anyone.
At 500 pieces, −12%
₹880
The published break point. Also visible to anyone — it is not a favour.
Less a 10% account discount
₹792
Off the break-point figure, applied automatically once you are signed in.
What you actually pay
−21%
Against list, on this example. Your own numbers depend on the line and the account.
Percentages shown are an example, not an offer. Break points vary by line and are printed on every product page; account discounts are set per account and reviewed as the volume changes.
Who this is for
Three rungs, and we ask which one you are on.
Not to sort you into a price band — the discount follows the account, not the label. It is so the counter knows whether you are buying a pallet or a part.
01
Depo
You stock in bulk and supply wholesalers.
Full reels, sealed cartons and pallet quantities, priced at the 500 break with your account discount over the top. Tell us what you turn in a quarter and we will hold it.
02
Wholesaler
You supply retailers and installers.
Mixed loads at the 100 and 500 breaks, one invoice, one delivery. The catalogue is deep enough that you are not filling gaps from three other suppliers.
03
Retailer
You sell over a counter, or install on site.
Small quantities without small-quantity treatment. The published price is the price, the counter is open six days, and the job you are quoting today can be costed tonight.
How it works
Four steps, one day.
Nothing here waits on a salesman being free. Applications opened before the counter shuts are usually approved the same afternoon, and you can buy at published prices while yours is pending.
Open the account
Firm name, GSTIN, a phone number somebody answers. Two minutes, and you can place an order at published prices before anybody has approved anything.
We approve it
Usually the same afternoon if you apply before the counter shuts. We check the GSTIN, set your discount and agree terms. You get told the number — it is not something you discover at checkout.
Price the job
Build the list, see what it lands at with your discount applied, send it for a firm quote. Every quote carries a reference, holds for fifteen days and downloads as a PDF you can hand to your own customer.
Collect or take delivery
Off the shelf at Vishwas Nagar the same day, or despatched against your order. Everything you have ever bought stays on the account, reorderable in two clicks.
What you get
Built for reordering, not for browsing.
A dealer account is used at eight in the morning and again at nine at night, usually in a hurry. Everything below exists because of one of those two moments.
Your discount, on top
Applied over the published 50/100/500 break points, not instead of them. The two are independent and they compound.
Firm quotes in writing
Reference number, fifteen-day validity, PDF. The kind of document you can put in front of a main contractor.
Credit terms
Agreed per account once the GSTIN is on file and a little trading history exists. Reviewed, not fixed forever.
Order history that works
Every line you have bought, searchable and reorderable. The second identical job takes a minute, not an afternoon.
Counter pickup
In stock means on the shelf in Vishwas Nagar today. Not in a warehouse, not on a lorry, not on somebody's word.
A person on the phone
For the jobs where the catalogue does not answer the question, which is most of the interesting ones.
The other half
Four things we ask in return.
A page that is only a list of benefits is a promotion. These are the terms, and they are short because there are only four of them.
01
One account per firm, in the firm's name.
Not one per estimator. Pricing, credit and history all attach to the account, and three accounts for one business means three different prices for the same company.
02
A GSTIN we can verify.
It is how the discount is approved and how the invoice is raised. Without it you are welcome to buy at published prices, but there is no trade account to open.
03
Tell us before the big one lands.
A 500-piece order we know about on Tuesday is on your lorry on Thursday. The same order arriving unannounced is a phone call about lead times.
04
Pay to the terms we agreed.
Credit here is a working arrangement between two firms, not a facility with a department behind it. It survives on the accounts that honour it.
Asked at the counter
- Do I need an account to see prices?
- No. Every price, including what a line falls to at 50, 100 and 500 pieces, is on the product page whether you are signed in or not. An account adds your own discount on top of those figures — it does not unlock the figures.
- How is my discount decided?
- By what you buy and how regularly, not by which rung you registered under. The tier tells us what kind of firm you are so we know how to deal with you; the discount follows the account and is reviewed as the volume changes.
- How long does approval take?
- Usually one working day, and the same afternoon for applications opened before the counter shuts at 19:00 IST. You can order at published prices immediately while it is pending.
- Can I collect instead of waiting for delivery?
- Yes. Anything the site shows in stock is on the shelf at the works in Vishwas Nagar, Shahadara, and can be collected the same day during counter hours.
Send us your next list
You do not need an account to get a price.
Open one when you want the pricing to stick, the quotes to be saved and the history to be there the next time the same job comes round.
Rather talk first? The counter is open six days a week