Logidoo announced the launch of Doomaket, an innovative marketplace platform poised to transform African e-commerce by addressing critical challenges in global trade. This solution is a powerful tool to empower African merchants, enabling them to expand their businesses worldwide and overcome traditional barriers to international commerce.
Doomaket stands out from similar platforms through a comprehensive approach to global market access. The platform leverages Logidoo’s advanced logistics network to offer unmatched shipping rates, with costs ranging between $8 and $15 for worldwide deliveries.
This strategic pricing allows African merchants to compete globally without being hindered by prohibitive shipping costs. Doomaket introduces robust digital payment solutions that eliminate the risks traditionally associated with cash-on-delivery transactions, providing merchants with quick and secure payment mechanisms tailored to the African market.
The platform’s integration with Afridoo ERP represents a significant technological advancement, offering merchants a unified system to manage inventory, orders, and shipping for both local and international customers. This operational support transforms the way African businesses approach e-commerce, providing tools that were previously accessible only to large, multinational corporations such as Amazon and AliExpress.
Doommarket’s potential is perhaps best illustrated through practical use cases, such as local artisans in Africa being able to expand their customer base across continents, offer competitively priced international shipping, and receive secure, instant digital payments.
“Doomaket is more than a marketplace—it’s a commercial revolution,” Tamsir Ousmane Traore, CEO of Logidoo. “We are providing African entrepreneurs with the tools to break free from logistical and financial constraints, opening doors to millions of potential customers worldwide.”
The vision behind Doomaket extends far beyond immediate commercial benefits. It represents a transformative approach to trade, positioning African merchants at the forefront of global economic opportunities.
