People counting and retail analytics

Know who walks in.
Know who buys.

Dor’s sensor counts every visitor at your door and lines them up with your POS sales, so you finally see your real conversion rate and staff for the hours that bring in buyers.

A white Dor sensor mounted above a store entrance.
Illustration
Illustration of how Dor counts a day. Simulated, not real store data.

Trusted by retailers like

  • Calvin Klein
  • Hugo Boss
  • Skechers
  • Mango
  • Armani Exchange
  • Steinway & Sons
  • Cinnabon
  • Fogo de Chão
  • Apricot Lane

$150per location per month

~5 minpeel-and-stick self-install

~2 yrsbetween battery changes

0customer images captured or stored

Foot traffic

How many people walk in, by hour and by day. Compare stores, weeks and campaigns on the same footing.

Conversion

Visitors who buy, divided by everyone who came in. The number sales alone can’t show you.

Staffing

Match staff hours to when shoppers actually arrive, so busy hours are covered and quiet ones aren’t overstaffed.

Diagram of a Dor sensor above double doors, its thermal field covering the full doorway.

Up in five minutes. No cables, no cameras.

  1. Stick it up. Peel-and-stick above the door. Battery-powered, so there’s nothing to wire.
  2. It connects itself. Cellular by default, so it never touches your store network.
  3. It counts privately. Thermal sensing, with no customer images captured or stored.
The Dor sensor, a compact white bar with the dôr logo.

Traffic, conversion and revenue on one screen.

Dor connects to your POS in one click and updates every hour. Compare stores and date ranges, see how weather shifted traffic, and spot the hours where visitors walk out without buying.

  • Shopify
  • Square
  • Lightspeed
See it on your store’s numbers (opens dorhq.com in a new tab)
Dor dashboard showing foot traffic, conversion, revenue, transactions and average transaction value.

Dor at a glance.

Price$150 per location per month, or $135/month billed annually, plus $300 one-time hardware source
Guarantee30-day money-back guarantee; no free trial; month-to-month available source
SensorThermal, battery-powered; battery changed about every two years source
InstallPeel-and-stick self-install in about 5 minutes; cellular by default, Wi-Fi optional source
DoorwaysIndoor doors up to 8 ft (2.4 m) wide and 12 ft (3.6 m) tall source
PrivacyNo customer images captured, processed or stored source
POSShopify, Square and Lightspeed integrations; unlimited users, API and data export included source

A slow day has two causes.
Sales can’t tell you which.

Fewer people came in, or the same people came in and left without buying. One is a marketing problem, the other is service and merchandising. A visitor count tells you which one you’re fixing.

Find your conversion rate

Questions retailers ask.

What is Dor?

Dor is a people counter and retail analytics platform. A battery-powered thermal sensor counts visitors at your door, and Dor pairs that with your POS sales to show conversion and staffing insights by the hour.

How much does Dor cost?

Dor lists $150 per location per month, or $135 per month billed annually, plus a one-time $300 hardware cost. There’s no free trial, but there is a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Does Dor use cameras?

Dor’s thermal sensor doesn’t capture, process or store customer images. The trade-off is that it doesn’t provide demographic data.

How do I calculate my store’s conversion rate?

Divide the number of transactions by the number of visitors in the same period, then multiply by 100. 40 transactions from 200 visitors is a 20% conversion rate. You need a reliable visitor count to do this, which is what a foot traffic counter provides.

Why does foot traffic matter if I already track sales?

Sales alone can’t tell you whether a slow day had fewer visitors or more visitors who left without buying. Traffic separates the two, so you know whether to fix marketing, merchandising or staffing.

How long does installation take?

Dor’s sensor is peel-and-stick and self-installs above the door in about five minutes. It runs on battery and connects over cellular by default, so there’s no cabling or in-store network setup.

Ready to see who walks in?

Book a Dor demo (opens dorhq.com in a new tab)

Sources

Prices and specs as published by each vendor, checked October 14, 2026. Vendors change pricing; confirm before you buy.