SalesGit is a digital supermarket built for Africa-first sellers — and open to anyone, anywhere.
We started from a simple observation: most people who want to sell online aren't short on products, they're short on the boring infrastructure — a store, a checkout, a way to get paid in their own currency, a way to be found. So we built one platform that does all of it, and made it work for three different kinds of sellers at once.
Owners list what they actually make — courses, ebooks, downloads, or physical goods — and keep the lion's share of every sale. Agents don't need to make anything at all: they curate resale-eligible products from owners in their own country, add their own markup, and run a real store under their own name. Affiliates go even lighter — no store, no inventory, just a tracked link and a commission on whatever it sells.
Every store gets secure, gateway-hosted checkout, payouts in its own currency, and the same reselling and affiliate tooling regardless of tier. We charge a small commission on top of what you sell, not a fee for the privilege of trying — the free tier is free to actually use, not a trial.
Every buyer pays in their own currency, routed to whichever gateway actually covers their country.
One small commission per sale, shown up front on the Pricing page — no hidden platform tax.
Get paid from your own dashboard, with a super-admin verifying your payout details once, not per sale.