A reseller wants an answer, not a walk
They want to know what you have and what it costs before they load a vehicle. A listing gives them your photos and your line of goods, then opens a chat on the number you already use, so the order is half agreed before they arrive.
- A WhatsApp button that opens a chat with you
- Photos of your goods, your shop or your work
- Your own page with its own web address
A page that holds still
The photo you posted has gone by tomorrow and the buyer who saw it cannot get back to it. Your listing keeps the pictures and can still be found next month by somebody who only half remembers your name.
- Your own page with its own web address
- A real page search engines can read, not a photo in a group
- Free to list, with nothing to pay later
Three school terms means three restocking waves
School opens in January, again in May and again in September, and every one of those is stocked in the weeks before it, not during. Add the run into Christmas and the shops you supply are buying hard four times a year. The suppliers who get those orders are the ones who could be found while the shopkeeper was still deciding.
Every kwacha you take is yours
No listing fee, nothing to renew, no commission. We have no way to take payment at all, so what a customer pays you is settled between the two of you.
- Free to list, with nothing to pay later
- No commission on anything you sell
- No account and no password, just one short form
Be the supplier they message first
One short form. No account, no card, and every buyer who messages you stays yours.
Questions
Is it genuinely free with nothing to pay later?
Yes. No listing fee, no monthly charge, no commission and no card. We have no way to take payment at all.
Do I need a website first?
No, and almost nobody here has one. The listing is what buyers find.
Can shopkeepers outside Lusaka reach me?
Yes. The message button works from anywhere in the country.
How soon does my page appear?
Not immediately. Every submission is checked before it goes live.