Sell on NaijaUKHub
Built first for African grocery stores and barbers. Sell your stock online, fill your diary with bookings and deposits, and reach the Nigerians and Africans near you who are already looking. Listing your business is free.
Garri, yam, palm oil, plantain chips, spices and frozen fish. Put your shelves online with a shop page, sell for collection or delivery, and post across the UK with tracking.
A price list customers can book from, a diary that knows how many chairs you have, and deposits so a no-show doesn’t cost you the slot.
Choose the page that fits you: a shop, a services and bookings page, or a food menu.
Give each item its options, such as sizes, weights or pack counts, and each option its own price and stock. It stops selling when it runs out.
Set a minimum and maximum per order, so nobody clears out your last five bags of rice in one go.
Sell with checkout on NaijaUKHub, or mark an item “contact for price” and take enquiries.
Make any service bookable: how long it takes, how often slots start, how many customers you can take at once, how much notice you need and how far ahead people can book.
Take a deposit (a percentage or a fixed amount) and collect the rest in the shop or online. Set tiered cancellation terms and let customers move their own booking within your rules.
Your diary shows who’s coming in next and lets you mark who turned up.
Offer collection, a flat delivery fee, or post the order.
For courier or Uber-style delivery, charge a custom delivery fee for the actual trip, capped at a limit you set so the buyer knows the most they could pay before they order.
When you post an order, add the carrier and the tracking number or link. Your buyer can follow it without messaging you to ask where it is.
Buyers pay by card on NaijaUKHub. The money is held safely and paid out to your bank, the same way we pay event organisers.
Confirm the name on your bank account once, and connect your bank before your first payout.
Your listing sits in the NaijaUKHub directory where people search by category and city, and buyers can message you on the site.
Want more? Promote your business to the top of the directory, the homepage and our WhatsApp channel.
Food items need your council food business registration before they go live.
In the UK, anyone selling food has to register with their local council as a food business, at home or in a shop, and it’s free. When you list food, you’ll be asked for your registration, and food items don’t go live until we’ve checked it.
NaijaUKHub is where Nigerians and Africans in the UK find what they need: jobs with visa sponsorship, community events, businesses run by people from home, the pound-to-naira rate, news and visa guides.
We started as a place to find work and grew into the community’s noticeboard. Now we’re building the tools the businesses and organisers in it run on, so the people who already come here can buy from them, book with them and turn up to their events.