In Nigeria, if you sell online, you're a vendor. You don't need a shop, a website, or a big budget — you need products, buyers, and a way to keep the two from getting lost in your DMs. Here's how to become a vendor properly.
Less than you think: something to sell, a phone, and a way for buyers to see everything you offer in one place. No CAC registration to start, no website, no developer.
Create a free Shopnest store, add your products — the AI writes the descriptions for you — and you get a single link to share. Drop it in your WhatsApp status, your Instagram bio, and any chat. Buyers browse everything in one tap instead of asking "how much?" on every post.
Take orders straight from WhatsApp and social. When someone orders, Shopnest sends an automatic WhatsApp confirmation and tracking update — you look professional, and buyers stop going cold. Every enquiry, in-app and WhatsApp, lands in one inbox so nothing slips.
You can be a vendor without buying anything. With dropshipping, you list products from suppliers on Shopnest and only pay them after your customer pays you. No capital, no stock, no risk.
Recruit affiliates to sell for you on commission, and use a delivery fleet to fulfil orders as volume grows. More reach means more enquiries — and more sales.
Get a free Shopnest store, add your products, and share your link on WhatsApp and social. You can start today, at no cost.
No. You can start free, and with dropshipping you don't buy stock at all — you pay a supplier only after your customer has paid you.
Not to start selling online. You can register later as you grow.
No. Your Shopnest store link works better for WhatsApp and social selling than a traditional website.
Directly with you — bank transfer or cash on delivery.
See pricing, or learn how vendors sell on WhatsApp and start dropshipping.