MON COLIS connects Haitians to their neighborhood shops, restaurants and pharmacies — and puts delivery within everyone's reach, across Port-au-Prince.
MON COLIS wasn't born from a wish to start a delivery company. It was born from struggles I lived — like millions of Haitians — almost every day. Whenever I needed something, what held me back wasn't the price of the product: it was everything it took to actually get it.
In Haiti, we don't just pay for what we buy. We pay for lost time, for travel, for uncertainty — and often, that hidden cost is higher than the product itself.
Three moments opened my eyes.
A relative hospitalized, an urgent prescription. The hardest part wasn't gathering the 24,000 gourdes for the medicine — it was finding it. Dozens of calls, three motorbikes crisscrossing Delmas and Pétion-Ville, pharmacy after pharmacy. Found at Delmas 52.
A single pack of macaroni. Out of stock at the first supermarket. Checking another by motorbike cost more than twice the product. The real cost wasn't the macaroni — it was not knowing where it was.
Six wings at Kay 83, when you live in Delmas 33. Nearly the price of the dish in transport alone — not counting the calls to check availability, price and hours.
« In Haiti, getting a product should never cost more than the product itself. »
That tomorrow, every Haitian opens a single app and has everything they need within reach: pharmacies, restaurants, supermarkets, markets, shops, services and drivers.
— The founder of MON COLIS
Four principles behind every delivery.
We build for Haiti first: the neighborhoods, the habits and the payment methods of here.
MonCash, NatCash, cash on delivery or the MON COLIS wallet. Everyone pays how they can.
Real-time tracking, drivers employed and paid by MON COLIS, merchants credited on delivery.
Every order supports a merchant and a driver near you.