Everything a business runs on, in one system — the till, stock, the daily close, your own online shop, payments, payroll and reports. And a free listing on the Biiggle directory, nearest first.
Not modules you buy separately. One system, where the sale that leaves the shelf is the same event that moves the stock, the cash, the bonus and the report.
Sell from a phone, a tablet or a laptop. No terminal to buy.
Every sale moves the shelf. Nobody re-keys anything.
Cash and card are two separate figures, and the day has to close.
A storefront on your own address, built from the same stock.
Card and transfer, straight into your own bank account.
Twelve dashboards. Everybody sees their own job and nothing else.
Sell to other businesses without keeping a separate book.
The numbers a bank manager would ask for, on one screen.
The honest version: most of the value is not in doing new things. It is in stopping the small, constant losses that nobody has time to chase.
A shop that does not count stock on every sale loses somewhere between 2% and 5% of goods a year to error and theft. On ₦2,000,000 of monthly turnover that is ₦40,000–₦100,000 a month — usually more than the subscription.
Cash that does not match is normally found weeks later, when nobody can remember the day. Declaring per seller and closing daily turns a mystery into a conversation the same evening.
Writing sales into a book, then into a spreadsheet, then adding it up, costs a person an hour or two a day. That hour is the cheapest thing on this page to get back.
An online page customers can order from, and pay on, sells outside opening hours and outside walking distance. For most shops it is the first month the subscription pays for itself.
Knowing which product actually makes money — after cost, discount and bonus — changes what you buy next. That is the part that compounds.
A shop turning over ₦2,000,000 a month that recovers even 2% of leaking stock is ₦40,000 a month better off — before counting the hours saved or the orders taken online. That is the arithmetic; your numbers are your own.
Free for 7 days, everything switched on. The longer the term, the less it costs a month.
One till, one branch. Everything a small counter needs to stop losing money.
for 6 months — ₦7,500.00 a month
Your own online shop and real reports. For a counter that is starting to get busy.
for 6 months — ₦15,000.00 a month
Take card and transfer payments straight into your own account, with the audit trail to match.
for 6 months — ₦40,000.00 a month
Branches, payroll, wholesale and customer accounts. The whole business, with no ceilings.
for 6 months — ₦90,000.00 a month
Set-up takes an afternoon. After that it is a rhythm: a few things daily, a few weekly, a few monthly. This is all of it.
Give everybody the smallest role that lets them do their job. You can raise it in a minute; you cannot un-see a salary.
| Role | What they get |
|---|---|
| Admin | Everything, including settings, payroll and the figures nobody else should see. |
| Manager | The whole shop floor, staff, stock and reports — but not the platform settings, and they carry a share of any shortage. |
| Supervisor | Approves sales and stock requests for their department, and sees their team's figures. |
| Cashier | Takes money and closes the till. Deliberately never sees the day's total takings. |
| Sales rep | Sells from the stock in their own hands, requests more, and declares what they took. |
| Storekeeper | The warehouse: what comes in, what goes out to whom, and what is damaged. |
| Online rep | Only the orders that came from the shop page, and the customers attached to them. |
| Auditor | Reads everything. Changes nothing. The point of the role. |
| Partner | Their own portal: their wallet, their prices, their orders. Never your stock figures. |
The ones that decide it, answered plainly.
No. It runs in a browser on whatever you already own — a phone, a tablet, an old laptop. The shop page installs like an app if your customers want it to.
Nothing is deleted while you are late. The system goes read-only for seven days — you can still sign in, read everything and export it — then closes. Everything is kept for a month after that, and we back it up before anything is removed.
Any time, in both directions. What you have already paid for is never lost: renewing or moving up adds to the days you have left.
Only the people you give sign-ins to. Every business on the platform has its own separate database — not a shared table with a column for whose row it is.
No. You put your own payment gateway keys in, and your customers' money goes straight to your own bank account. We take the subscription and nothing else.
The till keeps what you have typed and sends it when the connection comes back. Receipts print either way.
It means a person here read a government identity document and a proof of address and matched them to the listing. Nothing more — it is not a rating of the work. You cannot buy it, and nor can anyone else: the moment a tick can be bought it stops telling a reader anything, and then it is worth nothing to the businesses that have one. Apply from your own dashboard. It is free, we never show your documents to anybody, and your identity number is destroyed the moment we decide.
Yes, and it costs nothing. Artisans and drivers get a page of their own on the directory — your trades, photographs of work you have finished, your phone number and a WhatsApp button — shown to the people nearest you. There is no subscription, no till and no website to manage; the page IS the product. You tell us how far you are willing to travel and we never show you to somebody further away than that. Join at /platform/join.php.
So that people near you can find you. The front page lists the businesses closest to whoever is reading it, and the only way to know where your shop is is to take the reading while you are standing in it — a typed address can be anywhere. We ask once, at sign-up. We do not follow you afterwards, and your position is never shown to anyone: readers see your area and how far away you are, nothing more.
Yes, free, from the day you open. Biiggle lists every open business to the people nearest it. An advert lifts you higher, gives you the bigger card with your own picture, and puts you on the Featured strip at the top.
Above everyone nearby, not above everyone. Each advert tier buys a head start measured in kilometres — a business on a tier worth 15 km is ranked as though it stood 15 km closer than it does. So an advert lifts you past the other shops in your town, and it will not put you at the top of a page being read four hundred kilometres away. That is deliberate: a directory that sold its way out of being local would stop being worth reading, and then the advert would be worth nothing either.
No card, no commitment. If it is not paying for itself by the end, walk away.
Start freeNot a shop? Artisans and drivers list free — your trades, your work, your number.