Nigeria’s market prices · WhatsApp-first
Market don’t lie.
Know before you buy.
Food prices move fast. We’re building a community-powered pulse on Nigeria’s markets, so your next shopping list comes with fewer surprises.
Launching small. Free for everyday shoppers. No app download.
From the stall to your screen
Rice. Garri. Tomatoes. Eggs.
Local reports. Clear units. A weekly picture.
Our founding promises
01 / The community is the source
One market report.
A clearer picture.
For the shopper planning Sunday rice. The caterer costing 200 plates. The vendor deciding when to restock. Better information starts with people at the market.
Example contribution · not a live quote
“Mile 12, tomatoes, ₦45,000 per basket.”
Add the date, basket size and a photo if you have one. Those details make a price useful.
Spot it. Send it.
Share a price or photo on WhatsApp. Include the market, item, amount and unit—no spreadsheet required.
Less noise. More context.
We plan to clean reports, check unusual prices and compare like-for-like units before including them in the index.
A weekly pulse worth sharing.
The Naija Price Index will turn local reports into a shareable graphic and short video. See what moved, where and when.
Budget ahead of the market.
Planned paid alerts and city-level trends will help food businesses watch the ingredients that matter to their margins.
02 / Everyday shopping to business budgeting
A free pulse. A sharper plan.
Our model: free community updates for shoppers; paid city alerts and trends for vendors and caterers, targeted at ₦2,000–₦5,000 per month. Aggregated research reports will be scoped separately.
We’re pre-launch. Final packages, coverage and availability will be confirmed before subscriptions open.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Before you join
Small start.
Clear expectations.
03 / Help build the first pulse
Your market knowledge matters.
We’re starting with one city, five items and a small contributor community. Join the pilot and help make food prices less of a guessing game.