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Sell everywhere

Online storefront

A microsite on your own link: browse, order ahead, pay.

A customisable storefront on your own link, with your branding and your catalog. Put it in your Instagram bio and you are selling from Instagram. Customers browse, order ahead, pay and arrange delivery without downloading anything.

A tablet showing a catalog of items with photographs and prices

Your link

A shop you can put in a bio

Your items, your photographs, your prices, on an address you can print on a flyer.

@amakastores

Link in bio, a story, or a flyer

Your catalogCustomer view
₦18,500

Ankara wrap dress

Size 14 · 12 left

Quantity

A marketplace, or your own link

What changes when the customer is yours

  • Who owns the buyer

    Today
    A marketplace's audience, rented
    With Tab
    A customer list that is yours to reach again

    A marketplace will happily sell for you and keep the relationship. On your own link, the person who bought is yours.

  • What the order costs you

    Today
    Commission off the top of every order
    With Tab
    Your link, your prices

    Nothing is taken out of the middle of the sale by a third party.

  • Answering the same question

    Today
    “DM us for price” under every post
    With Tab
    Prices and stock on a page anyone can open

    The forty people asking the same thing in the comments can answer it themselves, and pay.

  • Selling what you don't have

    Today
    An order you cannot fill
    With Tab
    Sold-out items hide themselves

    The storefront reads the same count as the counter, so it never takes an order that was already gone.

Instagram

A following is not a shop until somebody can pay

Plenty of Nigerian businesses have built a real audience on Instagram and still have no way to turn it into a sale. The people are in the comments asking for prices, and the only answer available is “DM us”.

Put your storefront in the bio and the same followers can browse what is in, see what it costs and pay, without you answering the same question forty times and without sending them to a marketplace that keeps them.

A tablet showing a catalog of items with photographs and prices
Order queue
  • #2041 · WhatsAppChidinma · 2 itemsNew
  • #2040 · StorefrontCollect at 6pmPreparing
  • #2039 · QR · Table 43 itemsReady

What you get

A storefront without a build

  • Your link, your branding

    A storefront that looks like your business, on an address you can put on a bio, a flyer or a receipt.

  • Your catalog, already loaded

    The items are the ones you sell at the counter. There is nothing separate to maintain.

  • Order ahead and delivery

    Not just walk-in. Customers can buy before they arrive, or have it sent.

  • Sold-out items hide themselves

    One stock record underneath, so the storefront never takes an order you cannot fill.

  • A customer list you own

    Everyone who buys is yours to reach again, not an audience you rent from a marketplace.

  • Nothing for the customer to install

    It is a web page. It opens in whatever browser they already have.

Order ahead

For everything that doesn't happen in front of you

Someone deciding at lunch what to collect at six. Someone ordering for delivery. Someone who found you and wants to see what you have before they make the trip.

None of that is a walk-in and none of it fits a chat. It is the traffic a storefront exists for, and it joins the same queue, draws down the same stock and settles into the same payout as everything else.

A phone showing an order being placed inside a venue
Kitchen ticket

The Lagos Grill · Table 12

  • 2× Suya PlatterKitchen
  • 2× Jollof & ChickenKitchen
  • 4× ChapmanBar

Behind the link

Your storefront is not a separate system

Same catalog, same stock, same queue, same morning report.

  • Sell everywhere

    WhatsApp ordering · Your own storefront on your own link · QR codes for tables, counters and shelves · Bookings, covers and ticketed events

Businesses that lean on this

  • Retail & boutiques

    Sell the same stock in the shop and in the chat

    The counter, the chat and the link each keep their own idea of what is left. Someone walks to the rail to check, and by then it has already sold in store.

  • Restaurants & bars

    Take the order sooner. Turn the table faster.

    Guests wait to be noticed, then wait again to pay, and the order gets walked to the kitchen on paper. None of it shows up as a loss. The night was just quieter than it should have been.

  • Provisions stores

    Know what's on the shelf, and what it earned

    A hundred and fifty lines, no running count, and reorder decisions made from memory on the day the supplier calls.

The rest of the platform

None of these is a separate subscription. They are one account, one catalog and one set of numbers.