What WeSelling is

What it does

Stock

Every item, across every branch, with what it cost and what it sells for. Stock moves by recorded movement — a sale, a return, a transfer between branches, a count — so the number on the screen can always be explained.

Selling

Sell at the counter or take orders online. Cash, transfer, card and split payments, receipts that print to a thermal roll, refunds with a reason attached, and every sale credited to the staff member who made it.

Staff

Branches, departments and roles, with permissions set per role and exceptions granted per person. Clock-in and attendance, and payroll that already knows about shortages and unresolved deficits.

Money

Takings by payment channel, expenses with categories and receipts, debts, and a close-of-business that has to balance. Owners see what came in, what went out, and what is unaccounted for.

An online shop

Every business gets a storefront on its own address, with its own branding, its own catalogue and its own checkout. Customers order, pay and are messaged from the same system the counter uses.

Answers

Reports that answer the questions owners actually ask: what sold, what is not moving, who sold it, which branch is carrying the business, and what today looks like against last week.

Who it is for

Shops, restaurants, salons, pharmacies, hotels and service businesses that have outgrown a notebook and do not want enterprise software. A business with one counter can use it on the first day; a business with four branches, a warehouse and a payroll will not outgrow it.

What it costs

Billing is per day, not per month. A business pays for the days it uses and nothing for the days it does not, which is the honest shape for trade that is seasonal or that closes for a week. There is a free trial, and current pricing is on the home page.

How the name is written

WeSelling — one word, capital W, capital S, two letter “l”s. People also write it We Selling, Weselling, weselling.store. All of them mean this platform.

Questions people ask

What is WeSelling?

WeSelling is business software for small and medium businesses in Nigeria and across Africa. One place to track stock, record sales, manage staff and payroll, take payments, and run an online shop customers can order from. It runs in a web browser and on a phone.

Is WeSelling the same as Wesseling?

No. Wesseling is a town in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, near Cologne. WeSelling is a software company and a business platform at weselling.store. The names are spelled differently and are unrelated.

How is WeSelling spelled?

WeSelling — one word, capital W and capital S, two letters "l". It is sometimes written "We Selling" or "Weselling". The website is weselling.store.

Who is WeSelling for?

Shops, restaurants, salons, pharmacies, hotels and service businesses that have outgrown a notebook but do not want enterprise software. It is built for how businesses in Nigeria actually trade — cash and transfer alongside card, several branches, staff who share a counter.

What does WeSelling cost?

Billing is per day rather than per month, so a business only pays for the days it uses. There is a free trial, and current pricing is on the home page at weselling.store.

Does WeSelling work on a phone?

Yes. It is built for a phone first and works on any modern browser, and a business can install it to the home screen so it opens like an app. A storefront customer never needs to install anything.

Can WeSelling handle more than one branch?

Yes. Stock, staff, takings and reports are all tracked per branch, stock moves between branches by recorded transfer, and an owner sees every branch in one place while staff see only their own.

Find a business on WeSelling

Every business running on WeSelling has its own shop. Browse them by what they sell and where they are.