Houses, shops, offices and land — all visited

See it. Ask about it.
Pay when you are sure.

A safe & open market for property across Nigeria, where nothing goes up until one of our people has stood in front of it. 20+ photographs and a walkthrough video on every listing. Message the agent here to ask questions and agree a price — no contacts exchange. Nothing to pay until you are satisfied, and a certificate naming the property and both parties when you do.

Free to browse and free to ask. Every cost is written on the listing before you contact anybody — rent, caution, agency, and whatever the agent charges to show you round.

Wide shot of a real compound from the street — gate open, daylight, no filter
Inside a let flat — furnished, lived-in, natural light
One of our workers photographing a property on their phone
Verified in person
Visited, photographed and checked by our team before it went live.
Someone watching a property walkthrough video on a phone
See it properly, before you go anywhere

Up to thirty photographs and a walkthrough video on every listing — ours, taken on the day we visited, not whatever the agent had on their phone. The rooms, the compound, the street, the water tank. You should know what you are looking at before you spend a naira getting there.

Close crop of a chat between a buyer and an agent on a phone
Ask anything. Negotiate. Here.

Message the agent inside the app — questions, availability, price. Nobody exchanges phone numbers, so nothing moves to WhatsApp where we cannot help you. If something goes wrong in a conversation, our team can read it.

A buyer and an agent standing in an empty room, talking
You pay when you are satisfied, not before

Free to browse, free to ask, free to negotiate. If you want one of our people to walk round the property with you, that has a price and it is written down. Money for the property itself only moves once you have said yes and the agent has confirmed the same figure.

Someone holding a phone showing a completed transaction record
And a certificate at the end of it

When the deal closes you keep a record naming the property, both parties, the amount and the day our team physically stood in front of it. Anyone you show it to can check the reference. Proof, rather than a promise you remember being made.

You already know
how this usually goes.

The photos were of a different property

Lifted from another listing, or from three years ago, or from somewhere else entirely.

₦5,000 to inspect, then nothing

You pay to view, the agent stops answering, and there was never a property. Worse on land, where there is nothing to walk up to.

It was let two months ago

The listing is still up because nobody has any reason to take it down.

New fees at the gate

Agreement fee, agency fee, caution fee — none of it mentioned until you are standing there.

What actually happens

Before a listing goes live, a person goes there.

An agent on their phone, outside a property
01
An agent submits it

A house, a shop, a plot of land. They pass an identity check first — NIN or BVN, matched to their name. No anonymous listings, ever.

A worker at a gate, phone raised, taking the verification photo
02
We go and look

One of our people visits, photographs it themselves, walks the address, and sights the document that says the agent may let or sell it. On land they walk it to its corners and sight the title.

Someone scrolling the app on a phone, close crop
03
Then you see it

Our photographs, our report, and every cost written down. Nothing goes live that a person has not stood in front of.

What is on here

Not just somewhere to live.

A residential compound or block of flats, shot from outside
Residential

Self-contains and mini flats through to duplexes and whole blocks. To rent, to buy, or short-let.

Flat · Self-contain · Duplex · Bungalow · Hostel
A shop front or small plaza on a busy street
Commercial

Shops and plazas, offices and co-working, warehouses, filling stations, schools, event centres.

Shop · Office · Warehouse · Plaza · Hotel
An empty plot with a survey beacon or boundary wall visible
Land

Residential, commercial, industrial and farmland — with the title document sighted on the visit, not taken on trust.

C of O · Governor's Consent · Deed · Excision · Gazette

Land is where most Nigerian property disputes start, so it is checked differently: the plot is walked to its corners, the title document is sighted against the seller's verified name, and family land and excisions are flagged for extra scrutiny before anything goes live. We are not your lawyer — but you will not be the first person to set eyes on it.

Wide landscape — a Nigerian street or estate at golden hour, rooftops and a gate

If we have not seen it, you will not see it.

Portrait of a Nigerian agent outside a property, relaxed, mid-conversation
Close crop — keys, a tenancy agreement, or a hand on a gate latch
For agents and agencies

Free to list. We only earn when you do.

No upfront advert fees, no packages, nothing to pay to be seen. We take 5% of the total the buyer pays, and only when a deal actually closes through us.

  • Buyers who have seen a verified report before they message you
  • Other agents cannot browse your listings or poach your leads
  • Your inspection fee is declared on the listing and paid through us

Start with somewhere that is definitely there.

Houses, shops, offices and land — all of it visited before it goes up. Free to browse; you only pay if you ask us to come with you to a viewing.