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Oja Oba · the King’s Market
Add your products and prices, share your link, and get orders on WhatsApp. No app to install and no login for your customers.
Built for the way African businesses already sell
No developer, no website builder, nothing to install.
Tell us your business name, pick your shop address and add your WhatsApp number. We create a product sheet in your own Google Drive.
Type your product names and prices into the sheet, the way you would in any spreadsheet. Changes show on your shop in about 2 minutes.
Send yourshop.ojaoba.africa to customers. They search, build a basket and send the order straight to your WhatsApp.
They don’t install anything or create an account. They open your link and order.
Search as they type, or jump through your list A to Z. Spelling mistakes still find the right product.
Customers add items, change quantities and see an estimated total before they send.
One tap opens WhatsApp with the whole order written out and a reference number. You confirm the details and payment with them as you already do.
The page opens quickly on cheap phones and remembers your list, so it still opens when the signal drops.
Customers can type in something you haven’t listed, and you reply with a price.
Leave a price empty and customers see “Ask for price”. Good for items that change daily, or for quotes.
Your shop has your name, your logo and your colour. Customers see your brand, not ours.
If you can list it with a price, you can sell it here.
List each product with its price. Customers pick quantities and send you the order.
List each service with its price, or leave the price empty so customers see “Ask for price”. They can also describe exactly what they need, and you reply on WhatsApp with a quote and a time.
Setting up costs nothing, and you get 3 days to try your shop with real customers before you pay anything.
₦0 for 3 days
₦75,000 a year
Outside Nigeria: $75 a year
Your 3 days start when you create your shop. When they end, your shop pauses until you subscribe, so customers can’t order until then. Your sheet and settings are kept.
No. They open your link, add items and send the order on WhatsApp. There is nothing to sign up for.
No. Orders arrive as WhatsApp messages and you agree payment with your customer the way you do today.
No. You sign in with Google and fill in a spreadsheet. If you can type in a table, you can run your shop.
Edit your Google Sheet. Customers see the changes within about 2 minutes. Add, rename or remove products any time.
Yes. List services with prices, or leave a price empty to show “Ask for price”. Customers can also write in what they need.
Choose your own from a list that includes naira, cedi, Kenyan shilling, rand, CFA franc, dollar, pound and more. Prices show with your currency symbol.
Your shop reads your product sheet, so the sheet is shared as “anyone with the link can view”. Keep only product names and prices in it. Don’t put cost prices or anything private in that file.
Only the sheet we create for you. We ask for the narrowest permission Google offers, which lets us touch files we created and nothing else in your Drive.
Setting up is free, and you get a 3-day free trial. After that it is ₦75,000 a year for shops in Nigeria, or $75 a year elsewhere. You pay once for the whole year.
Your dashboard shows exactly when your trial ends, and warns you in the last day. When it ends, your shop pauses until you subscribe, and customers can’t order until then. Your sheet and settings are kept, and as soon as you pay, your shop switches back on within a couple of minutes.
They start the moment you create your shop, so it helps to have your products ready. There is nothing to cancel: if you don’t subscribe, your shop simply pauses when the 3 days are over.
Yes. Open the demo shop and add a few items. It has 200 products so you can see search and the basket working. Orders sent from the demo go to a test number.
Each person can open one shop for now.
“Oja Oba” is Yoruba for “the King’s Market”: the central, trusted place where a town comes to buy and sell. We want your shop to have that kind of place on the phone.