Tilo.ar is a management system for small and medium businesses in Argentina that unifies electronic invoicing, point of sale, inventory and cash management in a single web application. It issues electronic documents with CAE against ARCA (formerly AFIP): A, B and C invoices, credit and debit notes, plus delivery notes and quotes. Sales reports and the VAT book come from the same data. The point of sale accepts several payment methods in one operation, US dollars, change and deposits; from the Comercio plan it keeps selling without internet and syncs when the connection returns. Inventory is tracked by warehouse and branch, with transfers and cost control. It integrates with Tiendanube, Mercado Libre, WooCommerce, Shopify, Empretienda and PrestaShop, with Mercado Pago Point for in-person payments, and syncs with Xubio for the accountant. It is an installable web app (PWA) that runs on the computer and on the phone. There is a free plan forever, with no credit card, and paid plans with final prices in Argentine pesos. Available in Spanish (Argentina) only.
Sucuchito is an e-commerce platform from Argentina that lets small businesses open their own online store for free, from a phone or a computer. Sellers get a store with their own link to share on Instagram and WhatsApp, a catalog with photos and variants (size, color, stock), a cart, order notifications, wholesale pricing, discount coupons, abandoned cart recovery and digital products delivered automatically by email.
In Argentina, payments go straight into the seller's own Mercado Pago account: Sucuchito never holds the money. The free plan has no monthly fee and no product limit; Sucuchito only charges a small fee on sales collected through Mercado Pago. Paid plans (PLUS and SUPER) remove that fee and add a custom domain, bank transfer and cash payments, shipping quotes with Correo Argentino and OCA, and AI tools such as a chat that answers customers. The free store works from any country.
Built for fashion, food, cosmetics, handmade goods, services, wholesale and digital products such as ebooks and courses. Sellers can import their catalog from Tiendanube, Empretienda or Shopify with a spreadsheet.