We put the whole build in one place.
Materials, haulage, equipment and trades — bought, tracked and paid for from one account, at prices you can see before you commit.
Building in Ghana means running four supply chains at once.
A foreman starting a slab has to call a cement dealer, then a quarry, then find a tipper willing to run to site, then chase a mason who may or may not turn up on Monday. Four relationships, four prices negotiated by phone, and no single view of what anything actually costs until the money has already moved.
Prices are opaque and move weekly. Haulage is arranged informally and rarely arrives when promised. A supplier who stocks cement and rods appears as two different conversations. Nobody is doing anything wrong — the market simply grew this way.
One marketplace, four ways to buy.
Materials
Five departments, bulk tiers, one basket across suppliers
Haulage
A truckload of sand is a material and a vehicle, priced together
Equipment
Leased by the day or week, delivered to site
Trades
Verified masons, electricians, plumbers, tilers
Figures shown are platform metrics, updated monthly.
Built in Accra, for the way Ghana builds.
Started as a delivery problem
Founded after watching a self-builder in Pokuase wait eleven days for a tipper that had already been paid for.
First suppliers onboarded
Structural materials only, Greater Accra only, prices published openly for the first time.
Haulage went live
Owner-drivers joined the network and truckloads became orderable as a single priced item — material and vehicle together.
Equipment and trades
Leasing and verified professionals completed the picture. Four regions, five departments, one account.
What we hold to
The price you see is the price you pay
Delivery quoted before checkout, VAT included, no fee revealed at the last step.
Everyone on the platform is checked
Suppliers, drivers and tradespeople are verified before they can take a single order.
Partners get paid on schedule
Weekly disbursement to mobile money or bank. A marketplace that pays late is not a marketplace.
Built for a weak signal
The app works on a mid-range phone on 3G, because that is what a site office actually has.
Bring your yard, your truck, or your trade.
Suppliers list across as many departments as they stock. Owner-drivers set their own availability. Equipment owners fill idle weeks. Artisans get booked without chasing work.
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