For WhatsApp & Instagram sellers

Run your business, not your DMs.

Your link answers “how much?” and takes the payment. Paid means the money is in. Orders, delivery fees and payouts in one place, from your phone.

Start sellingSee a real one
14-daytrial, no cardKSh 0to startNo feeon cash orders
An order marked Confirmed · Paid in the SafiSend Business app, with the WhatsApp link it came from

Sound familiar?

Selling from your DMs

  1. 1A post, then “bei gani?” in every DM
  2. 2“Send to 07…” and a screenshot back
  3. 3Was it sent? Was it theirs?
  4. 4“How much to Ruaka?” for the tenth time
  5. 5The order, written in a notebook

Selling from your link

  1. 1One link: price, sizes and delivery fee
  2. 2The buyer pays from the link
  3. 3Paid, once the money is in
  4. 4The order in your list, with its delivery
  5. 5Payout to your M-Pesa

Problems, solved

  1. “Bei gani?” in your DMs all day.

    Your link answers before you do.

    Price, sizes, colours and the delivery fee, in one link they can buy from.

    A product page on a phone: Little Black Dress, KSh 3,800, sizes and colours, 23 orders completed, Buy now

  2. A screenshot that isn’t money.

    A screenshot isn’t money. Paid is.

    An order turns Paid only once the money is confirmed, by M-Pesa, card or Apple Pay.

    An order in the app marked Confirmed · Paid, KSh 4,200, with Tell them on WhatsApp and Send it buttons

  3. Cash on delivery, then “I never got it.”

    Cash on delivery, with a code that proves it arrived.

    The buyer gets a code by text and gives it to the rider. Limits grow as you deliver.

    A pay-on-delivery order in the app: KSh 1,200 due on delivery, delivery to Westlands

  4. “Mine!” … then silence.

    “Mine” is a comment. Paid is an order.

    An unpaid order gets a text with its pay link an hour later, and a day later.

    Comes with Business
    The Orders list in the app with its Needs you, Unpaid and On the way tabs

  5. A voice-note order.

    Send a bill they can pay.

    A numbered bill by text, paid by M-Pesa or card, with reminders before and after it’s due.

    A bill on the buyer’s phone: KSh 3,300 due, Pay with M-Pesa, pay with card or Apple Pay, or pay the rider on delivery

  6. “Which post sold it?”

    Every order says which link brought it.

    A tracked link for each post, status or chat, and Insights on what sells.

    Insights in the app: revenue for the last 30 days and how buyers move from visits to paid orders
  • Look like a real business: a verified badge and order numbers you can't edit. How we check sellers
  • The delivery fee is already in the order.
  • Every order in one list, the ones that need you first. Sold out by itself.
  • See what you keep, to the shilling, after every fee.
  • Payouts to your M-Pesa or bank, on the day the schedule says.
  • From a photo to a link in two minutes, from your phone. 8 looks.

Real businesses you can try

8 looks, each a working demo. Open one and check out: it all works. Switch looks any time.

Simple pricing

Every new business starts with a 14-day trial, no card. Then pick a plan or stay on Free.

  • Free

    Trying it out

    KSh 0

    No card

    3.9% SafiSend fee per online payment

    • Links that take payment
    • Cash on delivery with a code
    • Every order in one list
    • 10 products

  • Starter

    Selling every week

    KSh 999 a month

    Paid 3, 6 or 12 months at a time · from KSh 2,997

    2.5% SafiSend fee per online payment

    Pays for itself from KSh 71,400 a month in online payments.

    • Links that take payment
    • Cash on delivery with a code
    • Every order in one list
    • 50 products
    • Discount codes that bring buyers back

  • Business

    A team, and buyers who come back

    KSh 2,499 a month

    Paid 3, 6 or 12 months at a time · from KSh 7,497

    2% SafiSend fee per online payment

    Pays for itself from KSh 131,600 a month in online payments.

    • Links that take payment
    • Cash on delivery with a code
    • Every order in one list
    • As many products as you like
    • Discount codes that bring buyers back
    • Unpaid orders chase themselves
    • Your buyers’ emails, for offers
    • You + 2 staff

  • Pro

    Your trial

    High volume, the lowest fee

    KSh 5,000 a month

    Paid 3, 6 or 12 months at a time · from KSh 15,000

    1.5% SafiSend fee per online payment

    Pays for itself from KSh 208,400 a month in online payments.

    • Links that take payment
    • Cash on delivery with a code
    • Every order in one list
    • As many products as you like
    • Discount codes that bring buyers back
    • Unpaid orders chase themselves
    • Your buyers’ emails, for offers
    • Your own domain
    • You + 9 staff

Cash on delivery: no SafiSend fee.

Processing by Paystack, at cost: M-Pesa 1.5%, Kenyan cards 2.9%, international cards and Apple Pay 3.8%.

Start selling

Before you start

When can buyers pay by M-Pesa?
Once the owner sets up payouts (the M-Pesa number and the fees agreed) and Paystack has checked the account, usually within a day. Until then, buyers can pay on delivery.
When do I get paid?
Mondays, once you have KSh 1,000, to your M-Pesa or bank; you can choose daily, weekly, every two weeks or monthly. A business Paystack pays directly is paid two working days after each sale, once you have ksh 100.
What happens after the trial?
Your business moves to Free: up to 10 products, 3.9% on each online payment. Your products and orders stay.
Is cash on delivery charged?
No. SafiSend charges nothing on cash and till payments.
Can I stop paying?
A plan runs to the end of what you paid for, then your business moves to Free. Only a card renews by itself, and you can switch that off.

The 14-day trial needs no card, and nothing is charged unless you pick a plan.