Kedai Guides
Guides for Singapore home-based businesses
Practical, no-fluff guides on selling online, taking orders, getting paid, and keeping your business organised.
How to Sell Online in Singapore (Home-Based Business Guide)
You can start selling online in Singapore today without a big budget or a warehouse. This guide covers the practical steps home-based sellers take to go from a few messages a week to a proper online shop.
Read guide →How to Sell Online Without Building a Website (Singapore)
A custom website means design, hosting, and upkeep — a lot of overhead for a home business. The good news: you don’t need one to sell online properly.
Read guide →Taking Orders on Telegram: A Guide for Home Businesses
Telegram is quick, free, and where many Singapore sellers already chat with customers. This guide is about keeping those chats from turning into missed orders.
Read guide →WhatsApp Order Management for Home Businesses
WhatsApp is where a lot of Singapore home businesses take orders — and where a lot of orders quietly get lost. This guide is about turning WhatsApp chats into orders you can actually keep track of.
Read guide →Using PayNow for Your Home Business in Singapore
PayNow is one of the simplest ways for a Singapore home business to get paid. This guide covers how to use it cleanly so payments are easy to match to orders.
Read guide →A Simple Booking System for Home-Based Services in Singapore
If you run a service from home, your calendar is your inventory. This guide covers how to take bookings without the endless “is this slot free?” back-and-forth.
Read guide →An Instagram & TikTok Shop Alternative for Singapore Sellers
Social platforms are great for being discovered, but they own the audience and take a cut. This guide is for Singapore sellers who want a storefront and customer list of their own — without giving up social selling.
Read guide →Home-Based Business Tools in Singapore: What You Actually Need
You do not need a dozen subscriptions to run a home-based business. This guide breaks down the handful of tools that actually matter, and how to keep them from turning into busywork.
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