For Neighborhood Store Owners

There's a customer three blocks from your store right now.

They'll get one answer back on their phone. Not a list. One answer. And your store isn't in it.

No credit card. No contract. Takes a minute.

Google PartnerOfficial Google Local Feed Partner

Why Your Store Disappeared

You didn't lose that sale to a better store. You lost it to silence.

They asked their phone where to find it. The phone gave them another name, one that's eight miles away. While the thing they wanted was sitting on your shelf, three blocks down.

It's not that they stopped needing you. It's that the way they find you changed, they ask now instead of browsing, and the answer comes back short.

46%

of shoppers check stock online before they ever walk into a store

5x

growth in "in stock near me" searches in eighteen months, while generic "near me" stayed flat

Google Trends, US, July 2026

Between your shelf and that customer, there are three invisible walls.

You didn't build any of them. You're just the one paying for them.

The Tech Wall

Your system rings up sales. It doesn't tell Google what's on your shelf. Nobody ever built that bridge for stores your size.

The Money Wall

Breaking through on your own takes an agency, paid ads, and a developer. Thousands a month, every month. The big chains have a team for that. You don't.

The Time Wall

And somebody still has to load three thousand products. Photos, prices, stock. Every day. That's a full-time job.

You were never the problem.

Those walls weren't built to keep you out. They were built without you in mind. Nobody invited the corner store to the table.

This was built for the independent, one store or five, as long as they're yours. The kind of place where you know the dog's name before you know the owner's.

How It Actually Works

Connect once. The rest runs itself.

Here's exactly what happens, start to finish.

Google PartnerOfficial Google Local Feed Partner

Google needed real, in-stock inventory from independent stores to answer "near me." Getting it out of thousands of different systems was the hard part, and most providers couldn't do it at scale. That's the part we built.

01

Connect

We link to the system you already run. Lightspeed, Clover, ERPLY, Pinogy, or the one a guy installed back in 2013. Nothing changes at your counter, no new hardware arrives, and there's nothing for you to learn.

02

Fill In What's Missing

Google won't list a product without a title, a description and an image. You have the count and the price, but nobody ever had a reason to photograph that bag or write a paragraph about it. We fill it in, automatically, for every item.

03

Publish And Keep It True

Your counts move from your system to the feed continuously. What sells at 4pm is gone from the listing by 4:01. No spreadsheet to keep current, no re-keying, no empty-hook surprises.


Which puts your shelf in three places.

Google

Search, Maps and Shopping. When somebody nearby looks for what you sell, your products surface with the count that's actually on your shelf.

Your Own Storefront

Product pages under your store's own name, with live stock. No website to build, no marketplace fees, nobody taking a cut.

AI Answers

Assistants now answer "what's in stock nearby." Your real inventory becomes something they can cite instead of skip.

All three come with the free plan.

Zach helping an independent pet store owner review her inventory on a tablet
Stocked shelves of pet food, collars and toys in an independent store

Built for the store everybody else skips.

It works with the system you already run. Two thousand POS and ERP integrations built, including legacy systems no API touches. That's where most tools give up. It's where we start.

Real stock, not estimates. What's on the shelf is what shows up online. Nobody drives over to find an empty hook, and nobody calls you about a product you sold yesterday.

You don't need to get modern. You just need to get found.

The Proof

This isn't new. It just hadn't made it here yet.

What Local Inventory Does — Google's Own Numbers

+21%

store visits for retailers running local inventory ads alongside Shopping ads

+9%

online conversions on products available in store

+16%

impressions on free local listings

Google data, 2023–2024, Google Merchant Center Help. Results differ by merchant.


And What This Engine Has Done

60,000+

stores connected across Latin America

Stores on this engine saw revenue climb an average of 35% in their first 60 days. On iFood, where the platform is the #1 integration partner: 50% more orders and a 41% higher average ticket.

Brazil / LatAm benchmark. Results vary.

2,000+

POS and ERP integrations built

<1 min

from a change in your system to a live listing

Google Partner

Official Google Local Feed Partner · Google Store Sales partner since 2020 · Walmart Local Finds integration · #1 iFood integration partner

Zachcart, Inc. is based in Orlando, Florida. US-based, US-operated. The company is new here. The platform underneath it has been running since 2014.


The People Doing The Work

Luis Vidigal, Founder & CEO at Zachcart

Luis Vidigal

Founder & CEO

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André Marangon, Chief Product Officer at Zachcart

André Marangon

Chief Product Officer

LinkedIn
Hugo Bernardo, GTM at Zachcart

Hugo Bernardo

GTM

LinkedIn
Illustration of a dog waiting at the counter of a small independent pet shop

The Free Plan

Start free. Decide later.

Not a trial. Not a clock. The free plan is the real product.

LaunchFree

no credit card, always free

  • Connect 1 location
  • Real-time sync from your system
  • Your products on Google
  • Your own Local Commerce storefront, no marketplace fees
  • Up to 1,000 products on Google and 1,000 on your storefront
  • Automated catalog building
  • Standard support

No credit cardNothing to cancelNothing to sign

Already know you want more than one store or more than a thousand products? See the paid plans at zachcart.com →

Why start free

There's a paid plan. More stores, more products, more channels. It's good, and we'll never ask you to start there.

If it doesn't work in your business, we don't want you paying for it. So start free, connect one store, and let it show you what it does.

Zach, the Zachcart mascot, arms crossed in the stockroom

Straight Answers

What you're probably thinking right now.

Zach, the Zachcart mascot, gesturing with an open hand

An independent neighborhood pet store at golden hour

Being right here was never supposed to be a disadvantage.

The corner store deserves to stay on the corner. And in the answer.

Free. No credit card. One minute.

Zachcart

Free · No credit card

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