For the businesses moving Zimbabwe
Your business.
A proper
online home.
Your storefront, catalogue and customer conversations. One place to bring it all together — managed from your phone.
Free to start. No web design skills needed.
From your craft. To your customers.

Look the part.
Give customers one clear place to discover your business.
Show what you do.
Bring your products, services or vehicles into focus.
Keep it personal.
Take the next step with customers on WhatsApp.
Not one kind of business
Different businesses.
Same big possibility.
A neighbourhood bakery. A maker’s studio. A vehicle dealership. Make space for what makes your business yours.
Freshly baked. Clearly priced.
Let your craft take centre stage.
The details buyers want to know.
Illustrative storefront design previews featuring fictional businesses. Your business brings the personality.
See a live storefront ↗Everything you offer, together
Less “what’s available?”
More “I love this.”
Give every item its photo, price and place. Organise with categories and collections, then put your favourites and deals in the spotlight.
Built around real conversations
They find something.
You take it from there.
Customers browse your storefront and ask about what catches their eye on WhatsApp. You answer the questions, agree the details and make the sale your way.
- Browse your catalogue and prices
- Ask about an item on WhatsApp
- Agree availability, payment and delivery directly

Hi! I saw the Kitenge wrap dress on your storefront. Is it available in a medium? Can I collect in Harare?
10:42 ✓✓Your business doesn’t stand still
Neither should
your storefront.
Add a new product between customers. Update a price from the shop floor. See what people are looking at — wherever the day takes you.
Your catalogue, in your pocket
Keep photos, prices and availability up to date.
See the interest in your business
Follow storefront views and WhatsApp enquiries.
One link, ready when you are
Share your storefront in a chat, your bio or your status.
Your name. Your look. Your details.
Make it feel like you.
Make it useful for them.
Put your business front and centre with your branding, a cover image and featured products. Preview your changes before you share.
Keep your location, opening hours and contact details easy to find.
Clear business details help Google understand your business. Search visibility varies; rankings aren’t guaranteed.
A simple way to get going
From “I should get online”
to “here’s my link”.
You know your business. Bring the basics — Mbeeri gives them a home.
- 01
Introduce your business
Add your name, what you do and the details customers need to know.
- 02
Bring your catalogue
Add photos, descriptions and prices. Start with your favourites and keep adding.
- 03
Make it yours. Share it.
Preview your storefront, publish when you’re ready and put your link to work.
Good questions
A few things
you might be wondering.
A little clarity before you take your next step.
Can I start for free?
Yes. Mbeeri is free to start. Create an account and begin building an online home for your business.
Do I need a computer or web design skills?
No. You can manage your storefront from your phone. Add your business details, upload photos and preview your page — no coding needed.
How do customers buy from me?
They browse your catalogue and contact you on WhatsApp. You agree availability, payment, collection or delivery directly. Mbeeri isn’t a checkout or payment service.
Is this only for shops selling products?
No. You can present products, services or vehicles. It’s a place to show what you offer and help customers take the next step with you.
Can I change things after I publish?
Yes. Update your photos, prices, availability, branding and business details as things change. Your storefront can grow with your business.
Will my storefront appear on Google?
Your business details help Google understand your business. Appearing in search depends on several factors, so specific rankings aren’t guaranteed.
For the business you’re building
Your next chapter
starts with a link.
Give your business a place to call its own.





