Products & catalogue
Add a product once. It powers your store, your marketplace listing and the links you share — with one price and one stock count behind all of them.
Read moreGet a working online store with your products, your branding and your own web address — without hiring a developer or paying for hosting.
Every store gets a SellTrove address the day it is created. Connect a domain you already own whenever you are ready.
Start from a theme, then change colours, fonts, logo and homepage sections. No code, and nothing breaks when you experiment.
Add an about page, delivery information, a size guide or anything else customers ask you about repeatedly.
Most of your customers will arrive from a link in a chat, on mobile data. Stores are built to load quickly on exactly that.
Product pages, categories and store pages are indexable, with the page titles, descriptions and sitemaps search engines expect.
Your store address is the thing you paste into a WhatsApp status or an Instagram bio. It needs to be short, memorable and loadable on a weak connection — which is why store addresses are kept short and pages are kept light.
Add a product once. It powers your store, your marketplace listing and the links you share — with one price and one stock count behind all of them.
Read moreCard, bank transfer and USSD through licensed Nigerian payment providers — settled to your own bank account, with every transaction tied to its order.
Read moreSet rates by state, city or weight so checkout shows a real delivery price — instead of "we will get back to you about shipping".
Read moreNo. Your store is live on a SellTrove address as soon as you create it. Connecting your own domain is optional and available on paid plans.
Yes. When you connect a custom domain, your old address redirects to it, so links you have already shared keep working.
Your store moves to the Free plan limits rather than disappearing. Your products and order history stay in your account.
Start on the free plan. Build your store, make your first sale, and grow from there.