About Karrito
Karrito brings an online shop, POS, products, orders and customers together for small businesses. You build a catalog without programming and share one link with photos and prices, so customers choose what they want instead of asking for pictures in a chat. The order then arrives organized in WhatsApp, and you coordinate payment and delivery with the customer.
The page contrasts a typical chat, with dozens of photos and repeated questions, against a catalog link that sends a formatted order with items and total. The product also supports selling in a physical shop and connecting an AI assistant such as ChatGPT or Claude, and it lists integrations with WhatsApp, Google Maps, Meta Pixel and Google Analytics. A sample store shows collections of products.
There is a free plan that needs no card, with step-by-step setup, and the product is described as charging no commission on orders. The interface and homepage are in Spanish, and a sample store shows how collections of products are displayed.
Key features
- Online catalog with photos and prices
- Orders sent to WhatsApp already formatted
- POS for in-person selling
- Product, order and customer management
- Connection to AI assistants
- Integrations with Google Analytics and Meta Pixel
Good fit for
- Small food businesses taking orders by WhatsApp
- Shops that want a link-based catalog
- Selling in person and online from one system
Karrito: questions and answers
- What is Karrito used for?
- Karrito is a Spanish-language online store and POS for small businesses that takes orders by WhatsApp and needs no coding. It is a good fit for small food businesses taking orders by WhatsApp, shops that want a link-based catalog, and selling in person and online from one system.
- Is Karrito free?
- Yes. Karrito has a free plan, and paid plans start at $19 per month. A free trial is also available.
- Is Karrito open source?
- No. Karrito is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the E-commerce category, open-source options include Open Source POS, TastyIgniter and Pretix.
- What are some alternatives to Karrito?
- Karrito competes with Ecwid, Big Cartel and Shopify.
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