Family BBQ platter for six
14 of 20 joined · drops to PKR 5,240 at 20
A marketplace built around what people want. Anyone can post an offer or a demand, groups form around it, and businesses compete to serve them.
14 of 20 joined · drops to PKR 5,240 at 20
4 businesses bidding
8 offers · best bundle PKR 7,350
Demo data from our working MVP. Not live activity.
A dinner out. A weekend trip. A new phone. Plenty of people nearby want the same thing, but each one buys alone.
They guess, pay for ads, and hope buyers show up.

Bigger flock, better deal.
A restaurant, a shop, or anyone organising a group sets a price that drops as the group grows, and puts it in front of people nearby.
Drops to $40 when 3 more people join · 3 days left
Lower prices, with the power of numbers.
Real demand they can see.
Buyers get the deal.
Businesses get the buyers.
Illustrative example based on our pitch video. Not live results.
A shop, or anyone organising a group, posts a price that drops as more people join. When it closes, everyone gets a personal code to redeem.
Illustrative example. Not live activity or company traction.Drops to $34 when 2 more people join · 3 days left
A working MVP, built in-house by the founding team. These are real screens from the app. The core flows are implemented. Real-world pilot validation comes next.







Screens captured from our working MVP with demo data, shown in a phone frame. People, businesses, prices and activity are illustrative, not company traction metrics.
Deal sites, group buying and marketplaces each cover one way of buying. Flockbee covers three: offers, demands and Open Carts, and anyone can start any of them.
| Mechanism | FlockbeePakistan (pilots) | GrouponGlobal | PinduoduoChina | DarazPakistan | DealCartPakistan | Bazaar ProPakistan, B2B |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anyone can start a deal, a person or a business | One app for people and businesses | Merchants create the deals | Shoppers start teams on merchant listings | Sellers list products | Products listed for browsing | Buy from the catalogue |
| Price drops as more people join | Group deals with price tiers | Launched with minimum-buyer deals | One team price for joining a team | Fixed discounts and vouchers | Group buying described historically | Catalogue pricing |
| Post what the group wants, sellers bid | Group requests | |||||
| Post a shopping list, sellers fulfil it | Open Carts, item by item or as a bundle | Orders from the catalogue | ||||
| Local services and experiences | Food, trips, events, services | Its core focus today | Mainly goods and groceries | Mainly products | Groceries, beauty, fashion | Business supplies |
| The group coordinates in the app | Chat for every deal and request | Teams formed by sharing on WeChat | ||||
| Personal code redeemed at the business | Scanned at the counter | Voucher shown on the phone | Delivered orders | Delivered orders | Delivered orders | Delivered orders |
Based on each company’s public materials, reviewed October 2026: Groupon, Pinduoduo, Daraz, DealCart, Bazaar Pro. Offerings change and vary by market. “Not offered” means we found no such feature in those materials. Flockbee entries describe implemented mechanisms, not proven advantages.
Two engineering co-founders with 7+ years of combined experience shipping production web and mobile apps. We built Flockbee together, splitting the app between us.
Start with what people want, not only with what is already for sale.
People can ask together, and compare what businesses offer to serve them.
Better prices for people. Clearer demand for businesses.
A marketplace where people who want the same thing become a group, and businesses compete to serve them.
Credits from day one, a commission when campaigns succeed, and paid reach as the network grows.
Every new account starts with three credits, so anyone can try posting.
Posting a group deal or a group request costs one credit. Refunded if a pending campaign is cancelled.
A share of each campaign that completes. We earn when the group and the business both win.
A fee on fulfilled Open Cart orders, paid through the app.
Pay to reach more people nearby, on the feed and the map.
Demand insights and tools for businesses that post often.
Sponsored categories and spots for local brands.
Credits and packs are implemented in the MVP. Commission and order fees start once payments go live, and the later streams are under consideration. Rates and prices are not final.
Pre-seed, to move from an in-house MVP to evidence from real marketplace participation.
A planned allocation, to be adjusted as pilots teach us. Not committed spend.
Three ways to start a purchase, on one shared platform of accounts, local discovery, group chat, reviews and notifications.
Implemented in our working MVP. Payments and complete order fulfilment are part of the next phase (see use of funds). Savings and outcomes are not guaranteed, and no traction metrics are claimed.
Built first. Now we prove it in the market.
Start focused, learn deliberately. Agreements, active campaigns and commercial results are not being claimed.
We’re happy to walk you through the working MVP and our pilot plan.