Online store · Maldives

An online store
you actually own.

Your own link, your own prices, your own customer list. Customers browse, add to the cart, pay by transfer or cash, and follow the order to their door. You keep every rufiyaa of the sale. MVR 299 a month, flat.

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shop.eveyla.com/rihi
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Rihi Boutique

Open until 10pm · Delivery in Malé
AllDressesAbayaBags
Sale
Chiffon maxi dress
950780
Satin wrap dress
1,240
Linen tote bag
240
Sold out
Silk scarf
380
3View cartMVR 2,260
What the link does

One address does the whole job.

Browse

They see everything

Photos, prices, sizes, what is in stock right now. No more typing the price out for the ninth time today.

Order

They check out properly

Cart, delivery island, phone number, cash or a bank transfer slip. All captured in one go, attached to the order.

Track

They watch it come

A tracking link that updates as you pack and send. The customer stops asking, because they can already see.

The number nobody shows you

A percentage grows with you. A price does not.

Marketplaces and delivery apps charge a share of every sale, so the better your month, the bigger their invoice. Eveyla charges the same MVR 299 whether you sell nothing or sell out. Here is what that difference looks like over a year.

You sell
At 15%
At 25%
On Eveyla
MVR 20,000
-3,000
-5,000
-299
MVR 50,000
-7,500
-12,500
-299
MVR 120,000
-18,000
-30,000
-299
Over a year at MVR 50,000 a month
-90,000
-150,000
-3,588

Rates shown are typical marketplace and delivery commissions, used here to make the shape of the cost visible.On Eveyla the customer pays you directly, so there is no cut, no payout schedule and no money sitting somewhere else while you wait for it. The annual plan brings it down again: MVR 2,990 for twelve months.

Yours, not rented

The difference between a store and a stall.

On a marketplace you are a row in someone else's search results, and the customer belongs to the platform. A store is a place with your name on it.

Your own address

Start on a clean Eveyla link and move to your own domain when you are ready. The link on your bio never has to change again.

Your own customer list

Every buyer, every order, every phone number sits in your account. Export it whenever you like. Nobody else gets to message them.

Your own money

Cash to your hand, transfers straight to your account, PayPal if you sell abroad. Nothing is held, nothing is deducted, nothing waits for a payout day.

Your own look

Pick your colour and the whole store follows it, light mode and dark. Your logo, your photos, your categories, your language.

Included at MVR 299

Not a page. A working shop.

Everything below is in the one price. There is no starter tier that quietly removes the useful half.

Cart and checkout

A four step checkout that remembers the draft when a customer leaves for their bank app and comes back.

Stock that holds

Counts drop as orders land, sizes and variants included. When it runs out the item stops being orderable, so two people never buy the last one.

Sales and promo codes

Sale prices with an end time, discount codes you can limit to certain items, and a banner that shows the offer on your store.

MVR and USD

Show rufiyaa to locals and dollars to resort guests from the same item, with a rate you control.

One live order board

New, paid, packed, sent. The same board whether the order came from the store, the counter or a chat you typed in yourself.

Reviews that count

Only a customer with a delivered order can leave one, so the rating means something, and it lifts you in the directory.

Link cards that look right

Paste your store or a single item into a chat and a proper preview card appears, with the photo, the name and the price.

A QR for the real world

Print it for the shop window, the box, the receipt. Someone scans it on the street and lands in your store.

Found, not just listed

New customers arrive without you paying for the click.

Every Eveyla shop sits in the public directory, browsable by island and by what you sell.
Shops with real delivered orders and real ratings rank higher. Nobody buys the top spot.
Your store and every item are readable by search engines, so a person searching for what you sell can land on your page directly.
A verified badge once we have checked you are a real business, so first-time buyers relax.
Stop paying and your shop stays up as a free listing, same link, same spot. It never goes dark.
Loads fast on Dhiraagu and Ooredoo mobile data, which is how most of your customers will open it.
Already selling this way

Not only boutiques.

If you have items, prices and people who order, you have a store. The rest is just admin, and that is the part Eveyla takes.

Online boutiquesAbaya and clothing sellersCake and dessert studiosHome kitchensJewellery makersSkincare and beauty brandsCraft and gift sellersIsland shops and kadesFresh produce and fishHardware and general storesPerfume and oudSellers of codes and vouchers

The shop already exists. It is spread across an Instagram grid, a WhatsApp thread and a notebook. This just puts it at one address.

Pricing

One price. Nothing on top.

Most systems charge you more the better you do. This one does not.

Storefront
MVR299
per month · about MVR 10 a day
Or MVR 2,990 for the year, two months free
0
Commission
on sales
0
Per-order
fees
0
Setup
cost
Everything above, included
  • Storefront, cart and checkout
  • Live order board and customer tracking link
  • Stock, variants, sales, promo codes and pre-orders
  • Counter POS for walk-ins, working offline
  • Money book, profit view and GST reports
  • Directory listing, reviews and one staff seat
Start 14 days free
No card needed. Cancel any time. Stop paying and your shop stays up as a free listing, with the same link and the same spot in the directory.

Optional: extra staff seats MVR 99 each a month · your own domain MVR 1,999 to set up, then MVR 150 a month.

Straight answers

Questions people actually ask.

Do I need a website before I can use this?
No. The store is the website. You get a link that works on its own from the first evening, and it is the only address you need to put in your bio. If you already have a site, point a button at your Eveyla link.
Does Eveyla take a cut of my sales?
No. It is MVR 299 a month, flat, whatever you sell. Customers pay you directly by cash, bank transfer or PayPal, so no money passes through Eveyla and there is nothing to deduct or wait for.
How do customers pay me?
Cash on delivery, bank transfer with the slip uploaded at checkout, or PayPal if you sell to customers abroad. You choose which ones your store offers, and you can turn cash off if you want transfer only.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes. Start on your free Eveyla link, and move to your own domain when it is worth it. Setup is MVR 1,999 once, then MVR 150 a month, and your old link keeps working so nothing you have already shared breaks.
What happens to an item when it sells out?
It stops being orderable straight away. Stock counts come down as orders land, sizes and variants each have their own count, and the checkout refuses to take more than you have. That is the end of "sorry, that one just went."
Can I sell to resort guests in dollars?
Yes. Put a USD price on any item, or set a rate and let Eveyla show the dollar figure. Locals see rufiyaa, guests see dollars, from the same store.
I also sell at a counter. Does that fit?
Yes. The same account runs a counter till, so a walk-in sale and an online order sit on the same board and come out of the same stock. One set of numbers at the end of the day.
What if I stop paying?
Your shop does not disappear. It drops to a free listing, keeping your link and your place in the directory, and customers can still reach you. Turn it back on when you want the cart and checkout again.
Is it hard to set up?
Setup is four steps, and you do not have to type your items in by hand. Send your price list as text, a spreadsheet or a photo of your menu, and Eveyla builds the items for you to check and fix.

Put the shop
at one address.

Fourteen days free, no card. Then MVR 299 a month, or MVR 2,990 for the year.