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Catalogues people can browse
Replace price screenshots and repeated DMs with searchable products, useful details, and shareable listing links.
Ecommerce · Nigeria
An online store that turns Nigerian product traffic into orders
Your customers may discover products on Instagram, WhatsApp, or search. FASS connects that attention to a mobile-friendly catalogue, product detail pages, payment, and a back office your team can use.
Abuja-based FASS · serving Nigerian organisations · written scope before we start
What this should improve
Built around the work, not the label
The right first release should make a specific customer journey, decision, handoff, or operational task easier to run. These are the capabilities this solution is intended to support.
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Checkout that fits Nigeria
Use Paystack integration for the agreed payment or deposit path, with provider charges and fulfilment responsibilities kept clear.
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Stock and orders in one place
Give the team a simple admin view to manage products, order signals, and customer enquiries without waiting for a developer.
How we work
From requirement to a bounded first release
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Structure the catalogue
Decide the product fields, filters, categories, stock rules, and listing URLs customers need.
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Design the buying path
Map product discovery, detail, enquiry, reservation or checkout, notification, and fulfilment handoffs.
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Test the critical states
Review available, reserved, paid, and enquiry states on mobile before launch.
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Launch with control
Your team receives the admin workflow and a clear handover for products, orders, and future changes.
Reference implementation
Try the online shop demo
Browse a mobile-first phone catalogue with filters, product detail pages, a reservation payment flow, and admin stock control.
Open the live demo →Public demos use fictional organisations and data. They are reference implementations for interface and workflow capability, not completed client engagements.
Before you start
Questions worth answering before you sign
How much is an ecommerce website in Nigeria?
FASS Commerce starts from ₦200,000 and includes a product catalogue, payment-gateway integration, order email notifications, and a basic product-management path.
Can customers find products from Instagram?
Yes. Each product can have a direct listing path so social posts and conversations can send customers to the exact item rather than a general homepage.
Does FASS use real payments?
Production scope can include Paystack integration. The public demo uses mock payments so visitors can test the flow without being charged.