Deals, projects and tool hire,
on your store screens
Your window shows the seasonal deal — garden and paving in spring, draught-proofing and heating in winter — and the featured tool of the week. Inside, customers see the full materials list by project: bathroom refit, paint a room, fit a blind, assemble a flatpack. You show which machinery you hire, extras like key cutting and made-to-measure cuts, and trade customers see their discount. You update all of it from your phone.
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Materials by project · tool hire · key cutting · trade discount
What you show on screen
from day one
Ready-made templates for the corner ironmonger and the large DIY store with a street-facing window and a hire bay. Zero design work, zero learning curve.
Window: seasonal deals and featured tool
Your window shows the right deal for the season: garden furniture, paving slabs and weed killer in spring; draught-proofing tape, radiator panels and boiler filters in winter. A featured tool of the week pulls in customers who didn't know they needed it. You update the message from your phone in seconds — no more handwritten signs or outdated printed banners in the window.
Materials by project
The in-store screen shows a complete materials list for every common project: everything needed for a full bathroom refit, how to paint a room (primer, filler, brushes, rollers, masking tape), what you need to fit a Roman blind, or the fixings for assembling a flatpack unit. Customers stop asking staff and spend more — because the screen tells them what they're missing before they reach the checkout.
Tool hire, key cutting and made-to-measure
A dedicated screen in the hire bay shows which machinery is available today — cement mixer, SDS hammer drill, belt sander, pressure washer — with day and weekend rates. Extras like key cutting, made-to-measure timber cuts and blind or curtain alterations appear on the counter screen so customers know the service exists before they ask. No more missed upsells because a sign was buried on a shelf.
Trade vs DIY: trade card, discounts and loyalty
The trade counter screen shows trade card holders their discount tier, current special offers for account customers, and how to place large or special orders with collection times. The general floor screen runs a loyalty message, current multi-buy deals and customer reviews. You keep DIY customers browsing longer and give trade customers everything they need at a glance — without your staff repeating it fifty times a day.
The plan your
store needs
Small ironmonger with 1 screen: Starter €9/month. Store with window + in-store screen: Pro €19/month (3 screens, most popular). Large DIY store with window, hire bay, trade counter and checkout zone: Business €59/month. Multi-branch DIY chain: Network €199/month. All plans include a 14-day trial with no credit card.
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Where the screen goes
in the hardware store
A hardware store does not sell screws, it sells solving the job. Each screen accompanies a different moment of that purchase.
Window
The seasonal offer and the hero tool: garden and watering in spring, heaters in winter, paint in the refit season. A window that changes with the need of the moment captures the passer-by with a specific problem in mind.
Project area
The full material list per job: a bathroom refit, painting a room, fitting a blind, assembling flat-pack. The customer sees everything they need at once and takes it together, instead of coming back three times for what they forgot.
Tool hire area
The machinery for hire — cement mixer, hammer drill, belt sander — with a daily price. Many customers do not know you hire; the screen puts it in view and opens a recurring income the big-box store does not contest.
Trade counter and till
The trade customer's discount card, the special orders and loyalty. The professional buying daily is who carries the store; seeing their discount and terms keeps them loyal against the chain.
Sell the whole job,
not the single screw
A hardware store raises the basket by solving jobs, captures with the seasons and holds up on the trade customer and the tool hire.
The customer does not want a product, they want to put up the shelf. Showing the full material list per job — what it takes to paint a room or assemble a unit — raises the basket, because the customer takes it all at once instead of coming back three times for the roller, the tape and the wall plugs they forgot. You sell the solution, not the item.
The seasons capture the need of the moment. Spring means garden and watering, winter means heaters, refit season means paint and tools. A window that changes with the season captures the passer-by with that specific problem in their head, right when they have it. You change it from your phone for the time of year, without building and dismantling the physical window every month.
The trade customer and the hire are the steady income. The professional buying daily is who carries the store; seeing their discount and terms at the counter keeps them loyal against the big box. And tool hire — which many customers do not know you offer — is a recurring income the screen puts in view and that the chain next door does not contest.
To be straight with you: we do not integrate with your POS or catalogue. The screen shows the offers, the project lists and the hire you upload, and you change the prices from your phone; the sale and stock stay in your system. Digisini is the screen layer that sells the whole job.
Common questions
from hardware stores
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