Built for how car sales actually happen in Nigeria

Most classifieds sites work the same way. A seller posts an ad and hopes the right buyer scrolls past it. Naijack flips that around.

We built Naijack around one problem we kept running into: serious sellers were posting good inventory on Facebook and WhatsApp and just hoping it reached the right person. Meanwhile, buyers were scrolling through hundreds of irrelevant ads looking for one specific car or part, with no way to tell a serious seller apart from a time waster.

Our buyer request system solves both sides at once. A buyer posts exactly what they are looking for, budget included. Sellers with matching inventory see it and send a direct offer. No more guessing what the market wants, and no more scrolling through ads that do not match.

What we are building toward

We are starting with vehicles and auto parts because that is where the mismatch between buyers and sellers is worst in Nigeria right now. Subscription plans fund the boosted placement and priority matching that make the platform worth using for a business, not just a hobbyist seller. As this proves out, we plan to bring the same model to other categories.

A platform sellers can build a business on

Every plan includes a real dashboard: views, buyer contacts, and offers, not vanity numbers. Higher tiers add boosted placement and priority access to matching buyer requests, because visibility should scale with how serious a seller is about growing their business here.