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ShopInPH gives a Port Harcourt business a proper online store, not a page on someone else's marketplace. You keep your brand, your prices and your customer list, and we set the whole thing up for you.
An address that's yours
yourshop.shopinph.com, or your own domain name. Your colours, your photos, your story. A shop that looks like your business, not like ours.
Money straight to you
Card and transfer payments land in your own account, not ours. No commission on your sales, and no waiting for a payout.
Runs from your phone
Orders, stock, prices, delivery zones, discount codes and staff accounts, all from the browser you already have. An alert reaches you the moment a sale comes in.
Your customer list
Everyone who buys from you is your customer, and you can email them about new stock whenever you like. Nobody else can sell to them.
What you get
A ShopInPH shop is not a page with your products on it. It is the software a business runs on, and all of this is there on day one.
Everyone who buys from you goes into your own customer book, with what they bought and what they have spent with you. Nobody else can sell to them, and nobody takes them with them if you leave.
Bought recentlyDrifted awayNever orderedBought from one category
Pick a group, write it once, send it. Email only for now, and 500 a week on the standard plan, so it stays a message people read rather than one they filter.
Website orders, sales rung up at your counter and table or service bookings all land in one set of numbers, so the day's takings are one figure and not three.
Revenue, orders, average order value and what you actually made after what the goods cost you, for any period you pick, with the period before it sitting alongside. New customers counted apart from returning ones, so you can tell growth from regular trade.
RevenueAverage orderProfit after costNew against returning
Visited, added to cart, opened checkout, ordered. Four numbers that tell you whether the problem is the price, the photos or the delivery fee.
How many days of cover each product has at the rate it is actually selling, what is running low, and a flag the moment something sells past zero.
Your shop and every product are handed to search engines as you add them, described the way Google reads a business, with a proper preview card when somebody shares the link on WhatsApp.
Codes for a percentage or a naira amount off, with a minimum spend and a limit on how often they can be used. Delivery zones with your own fees, added at checkout.
Manager, cashier or salesperson, or choose the permissions yourself. Every sale, refund, price change and stock move is recorded against the person who did it, in plain words you can read months later.
Bring a whole catalog in from a spreadsheet and upload photos in batches, so a shop with two hundred products is not two hundred evenings.
What it costs
No commission on your sales. A marketplace that takes a cut of every order costs you more the better you do. This one does not. What you charge is what you collect, and it lands in your own account. A domain name of your own, if you want one, is ₦50,000 once.
You tell us about it
The form below, or a phone call if that is easier. We want the name, what you sell and how to reach you. That is enough to start.
We build it with you
We set up the shop, load your products and photos, and connect your payment account so the money comes to you. You look at it before anyone else does.
You get the keys
The shop goes live at your own address and joins the Port Harcourt directory. From then on you run it yourself, and we are here when you want something changed.
One minute. Only the name is required, and we will ask the rest when we talk. Businesses in Port Harcourt first.
The prices are above. If your shop needs something unusual, say so here and we will tell you what it costs before you commit to anything.
or, if you are not starting today
Tell me when you launch. Leave your business name and we will write to you once, on the day ShopInPH opens where you are. No calls and no follow-ups. Put me on the list →