A marketplace built by the same team, native to OjaSuite — list your catalogue for free, reach buyers you've never met, and get paid directly, backed by buyer protection on every sale.
Earlier this month we shipped Marketplace Integrations, so a listing on Jiji, Tonaton, or Bisame could push orders straight into OjaSuite instead of living in a separate notebook. That solved a real problem — but it also left an obvious question sitting right behind it: what if the marketplace itself was ours, built to work with OjaSuite from the ground up rather than connected to it after the fact?
That's Oja.Market.
Oja means "market" — the oldest word for commerce in West Africa. Oja.Market is a free, standalone marketplace where any business can open a shop in minutes — whether or not they've ever used OjaSuite before. For businesses that already run on OjaSuite, it goes further: connect your account once, and your existing catalogue becomes marketplace listings automatically, no re-entering products, no double bookkeeping.
Opening a shop costs nothing — no monthly fee, no listing fee. Oja.Market takes a small 1.5% commission only when something actually sells, plus the standard payment-processing fee, both deducted automatically from the payment before it reaches your bank account. If nothing sells, you owe nothing.
This is the part we think matters most. In a market where the fear of paying and getting nothing back is the single biggest thing standing between a browser and a buyer, every Oja.Market purchase carries 7 days of buyer protection. If something goes wrong, raise a dispute before that window closes, and our team steps in to make it right.
The seller's own bank account receives the money directly, the same way it always would — nothing is ever routed through us.
None of this replaces Marketplace Integrations — connecting a Jiji, Tonaton, or Bisame listing still works exactly as it did. Oja.Market is simply the marketplace we'd point a business toward first, because we built the whole thing to fit OjaSuite from day one instead of bolting on afterward.