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Lay out the project
A developer adds the site, plot sizes, prices, down-payment percent, yearly interest, and the EMI tenures buyers can choose.
PlotPay is the working ledger for a land project: inventory, down payments, EMI schedules, receipts, and what is still outstanding.
Three steps cover the life of a plot, from the day it is priced to the day the last EMI clears.
A developer adds the site, plot sizes, prices, down-payment percent, yearly interest, and the EMI tenures buyers can choose.
Register the buyer, pick an open plot, and PlotPay writes the down payment plus every monthly installment.
Record cash, UPI, or bank payments against a due date. Overdue balances, collections, and inventory stay on one desk.
The superuser opens the firm. Developers run their own projects. Buyers only see the plots they booked.
Creates developer accounts, watches every project, and reads collections and outstanding across the company.
Owns projects, plots, customers, bookings, EMI plans, and the receipts issued from their site office.
Signs in to see booking progress, the next due date, the installment table, and printable receipts.
Available, held, booked, and sold plots, with area, facing, and price in one register.
Interest-free or reducing-balance schedules. The booking stores the terms, so later project edits do not rewrite old deals.
Partial payments are allowed. A plot is marked sold only when every installment is cleared.