A store with a real checkout, Paystack or Flutterwave payments, delivery fees by state and order tracking.
Launch an online store without building product management, checkout or order handling from scratch. You connect your own payment gateway account, so card payments go to you.
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Products with categories, images, SKU, a compare-at price that shows the discount, featured items and size or colour variants with their own prices.
Shoppers can check out as a guest or with an account. They enter their delivery address and choose how to pay.
Connect your own Paystack, Flutterwave, Stripe or PayPal account. You can run several at once and shoppers pick one at checkout.
Set one flat fee, a different fee for each delivery state, and an order amount above which delivery is free.
Percentage or fixed discounts with a minimum order, a usage limit and an expiry date.
Customers can rate your store. Reviews stay hidden until you approve them.
Fashion, beauty, gadgets or food. Launch your own branded store instead of selling only through chats and Status.
Mark a product as dropshipped and link a supplier. The order details are emailed to your supplier contact when the order is paid or placed.
This is what a shopper goes through, and what happens on your side at each step.
You enter your own gateway keys in the project settings, so the money goes to your gateway account and not through us. Card payments, verification and refunds are connected for Paystack, Flutterwave, Stripe and PayPal. Each gateway has a test mode, so you can try a full purchase before you go live.
Gateways charge their own fees on each sale. Check the current rate on the gateway’s own page, because it can change.
Stock is checked again on the server at checkout, so two shoppers cannot buy the last item. It is reduced when a pay-on-delivery or bank-transfer order is placed, or when a card payment is confirmed. If you cancel or refund an order, the stock goes back. Dropshipped products do not use store stock.
Every order moves through Pending, Confirmed, Processing, Shipped and Delivered, or ends as Cancelled or Refunded. You update the status from your admin dashboard, and the shopper sees it when they track the order.
For a paid card order you can issue the refund from the dashboard and the platform sends it to the gateway the customer paid through. For pay-on-delivery and bank-transfer orders you mark payment and refunds yourself.
Starting is free and needs no card. Plans, limits and what each includes are on the pricing page, which is the one place we keep current. Your other costs are your domain, if you want your own, and the payment gateway’s fee on each sale.
For comparison with hiring a developer, published Nigerian price lists put a typical custom online store at roughly ₦400,000 to ₦1,500,000, as of October 2026 and with wide variation. Our cost guide shows where those figures come from.
We would rather you know this before you start than find out after.
If you need something the builder does not do, such as custom product logic or integrations with your own systems, our team builds custom ecommerce projects as well. Tell us what you need and we will say honestly whether the builder is enough.
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Pick the Ecommerce template when creating your project.
Add your catalogue, set delivery fees and enter your gateway keys. Test with the gateway’s test mode.
Go live on a subdomain, or connect your own domain, and start selling.