Kenya · E-commerce
E-commerce Websites for Kenyan Businesses
An online store that Kenyan customers can actually pay on. We build mobile-first shops with M-Pesa, Airtel Money, cards and Paybill options, clear delivery information and product pages that rank in search.
Most Kenyan shoppers browse on their phones and prefer paying with mobile money, so checkout has to be short, familiar and trustworthy. We design every store around that reality.
Stores we build in Kenya
Fashion and beautyElectronics and accessoriesFood, groceries and deliveryHome and furnitureAgriculture suppliesHandmade and craft goodsWholesale and B2B orderingTicketing and bookings
What a Kenyan online store needs
- ✓M-Pesa and Airtel Money checkout
- ✓Card payments where suitable
- ✓Delivery zones and pricing for Nairobi and beyond
- ✓Easy product uploads you can manage yourself
- ✓Order notifications by email and WhatsApp
- ✓Product SEO and fast mobile pages
FAQ
- Which payment methods can my Kenyan store accept?
- M-Pesa and Airtel Money are the most requested, alongside card payments and Paybill options. We set up the mix that suits your customers and your bank.
- Can I manage products and orders myself?
- Yes. We build the store so you can add products, change prices and see orders without a developer, and we train you on it.
- Do you handle delivery settings?
- We configure delivery zones, fees and pickup options, and can connect the store to your courier or rider workflow.
- How much does an online store cost?
- Business websites start from €650 as a one-off launch price, e-commerce shops from €1,200, and custom platforms from €2,500, scoped per project.
- Can the entire project be completed remotely?
- Yes. Every project — design, build, hosting and support — is delivered remotely, with WhatsApp and email updates at every step, so distance is never a barrier.
- Do you provide website maintenance?
- Yes. We offer ongoing maintenance, backups, security updates and support plans after your website launches.
- Who owns the website after it is built?
- You do. You own the domain, the content and full administrator access — there is no lock-in to JENGA.