For shop owners
Why shops switch to DTMart
One small fee
A physical shop pays rent, electricity and water every month. A DTMart shop pays one small monthly fee — after a free 30-day trial.
Every order in its place
Orders arrive on one board — Received, Picking, Ready, Out. No lost paper notes, no orders buried in chat.
A credit book that keeps itself
Book sales add themselves to the customer's balance. The statement is ready when they settle.
Paid to your own bank
Card money is held safely by Stripe and released to your bank when an order completes. Cash and book work exactly as they do today.
How it works
From tap to doorstep
You order
Pick a shop, add items — or send your whole list in one tap.
The shop gets it
Your order lands on the shop's board the moment you send it.
They pack & mark Ready
You watch it move: Received → Picking → Ready.
You get it, they get paid
Pickup or delivery. Cash, book, or card — the shop is paid, the book is updated.
See it in action
Watch a real order, start to finish
One customer, one shop, one order — followed through both apps, from her list to the shop's book.
Filmed with the real apps.
Music: “Carefree” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License — http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Get the apps
Two apps. One neighbourhood.
The library
Everything, explained
Plans
Simple prices for shops
| Plan | Canada | Sri Lanka |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial — 30 days, full shop | $0 | Rs. 0 |
| Pro | $6.99 / month | Rs. 1,490 / month |
| Business | $14.99 / month | Rs. 3,490 / month |
Prices in the shop's own currency. In Canada, a small 5% fee applies to card sales only — cash and book sales carry no fee. In Sri Lanka, shops take cash and book only. The free plan's trial expiry date is shown clearly on the plan screen in the app. Yearly plans are also available in the app.
Who it's for
Made for small shops & home businesses
Grocery stores · salons & barbers · vegetable stores · restaurants & cafés · home catering · hotels & eateries · toy shops · and other local services — in Canada and Sri Lanka.



