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Best sales and stock apps for small shops in Nigeria: how to choose
What a small shop really needs from a sales app, and how Zorvya, Oja and Bumpa compare on each point, with prices from their own sites.
What to look for
Stock that updates itself
Every sale takes stock down and every purchase puts it back, in the units you really sell (pieces, packs, cartons).
Who owes you, and reminders
Credit sales and part-payments kept per customer, with reminders that stop once the debt is paid.
Works when the network doesn't
Sales should save on the phone and sync later, so a bad network never stops the till.
Every way customers pay
Cash, transfer, POS card and mobile money, so the cash in the drawer matches the books.
Receipts on WhatsApp
Customers expect a receipt on WhatsApp; the app should send it in one tap.
Staff you can trust it with
Logins per staff member, each seeing only what they need, with big refunds waiting for the owner.
A price you can keep paying
A free plan to start, and a paid plan that a small shop can afford every month.
Side by side
| Zorvya | Oja | Bumpa | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Starter: free for one person, sales, expenses, customers, receipts, offline. | Apprentice: ₦0, with an online storefront, point of sale and up to 20 products. | Paid plans have a free trial; accounts that stop paying move to a free plan. |
| Paid plans | Growth $2 a month, Business $4 a month (paid in naira at checkout), or 20% less paid yearly. | Odogwu ₦4,900 a month, Chairman ₦9,900 a month; monthly, quarterly or yearly. | Starter ₦5,000 a month and Pro ₦10,000 a month, billed quarterly (₦15,000 / ₦30,000); Growth and Scale on request. |
| Works without internet | Yes: every record is saved on the phone and syncs by itself. | Yes for sales: they save and sync when you are back online. | See their site. |
| Stock and inventory | Growth and Business: stock by piece, pack or carton, barcodes, low-stock alerts, counts, batches and expiry dates, serial numbers, branches. | Variants, low-stock alerts, stock counts, multi-branch stock, wholesale prices. | Inventory and sales management; more locations on higher plans. |
| Customer debts and reminders | Credit sales, part-payments, balances, statements, and reminders ready to send before and on the due date. | Debt tracking and reminders. | See their site. |
| Selling online | A price list link customers order from on WhatsApp; invoices and quotes as links. No full online store. | Hosted online store with delivery zones, courier booking and discount codes. | A business website with online orders and abandoned-cart recovery. |
| Taking payments | Records cash, transfer, card and mobile money, and payment requests; it doesn't provide a payment terminal or account. | Oja Terminal (account-number payments), payment links, and linking card terminals. | See their site. |
| AI that records for you | Yes (Growth and Business): records sales and expenses from a sentence, your voice or a photo of a receipt or invoice. | See their site. | See their site. |
| Languages | English, French, Arabic, Swahili, Hausa, Yorùbá, Portuguese and Spanish. | See their site. | See their site. |
Facts about other apps are from their own pages, checked in November 2026: Oja, Bumpa. Prices and features change; check their sites for the latest.
Growth about ₦2,700 a month, Business about ₦5,400 a month. The Starter plan is free. Paid in naira at checkout.
Which one to choose
Choose Zorvya if you want your profit, stock and debts kept right with the least effort and the lowest price: it works offline, records from a sentence or a photo, and runs in eight languages.
Choose Oja if you want a full online store with delivery and courier booking, or you want to take payments through the app itself (terminal, payment links). Zorvya vs Oja
Choose Bumpa if you sell mostly online and want your own website with online orders, or you want marketing tools such as abandoned-cart recovery. Zorvya vs Bumpa
Questions people ask
What is the best sales app for a small shop in Nigeria?
The best one is the one that shows your daily profit, keeps stock right, tracks who owes you, works without internet and costs little. Zorvya does all of these from a free plan, with paid plans from $2 a month (paid in naira). Oja and Bumpa are strong choices if you mainly want a full online store or built-in payments.
Is there a free sales and inventory app?
Yes. Zorvya's Starter plan is free for one person for sales, expenses, customers and receipts; stock tracking is on the Growth plan. Oja has a free plan for up to 20 products.
Which sales app works offline in Nigeria?
Zorvya saves every record on the phone and syncs when the network returns. Oja also saves sales offline.
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