Straight answers, no sales talk.
Real questions from Kenyan business owners, answered with real numbers — ours included.
- 5 min read
WhatsApp Business API in Kenya: what it is for, what Meta checks, and how long it takes
Most Kenyan businesses do not need the API and are better off on the free app. Here is the line between them, and what the approval process actually involves if you cross it.
- 4 min read
What a website actually costs in Kenya in 2026 (and why ours costs less)
Kenyan agencies publish KES 25,000 to 400,000 for a website. We charge 10,000 to 20,000. Here is exactly what drives those numbers, and how to tell a fair quote from a bad one.
- 5 min read
What social media management costs in Kenya — and what you should actually get for it
Retainers in Kenya run from a few thousand to six figures a month for work that looks identical on the invoice. Here is how to tell what you are buying before you sign.
- 5 min read
M-Pesa on your website: Till or Paybill, and how long Daraja really takes
Nobody publishes the timelines. Here is what you actually need to accept M-Pesa on a website in Kenya, which shortcode to apply for, and where the delays really come from.
- 5 min read
Instagram shop or a real online store? How to know when you have outgrown the DMs
Instagram is a brilliant place to be discovered and a terrible place to be a shop. Five signs it is costing you more than a store would, and what to do about each.
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