Karibu,
Dukabot.
Your duka's new right hand. The day we open, Dukabot lights up your WhatsApp and runs your books. Same day. Same phone. No app.
in Q4 2026 · 500 seats total.
Save your spot.
Takes 90 seconds. We'll ping you on WhatsApp the day Evo opens up for your county.
By joining you agree to our privacy notice. Data stays in Kenya.
Three quick questions, then Dukabot takes over.
Above is step one. Here's the rest, laid out end to end. What you'll click, and what lands on your WhatsApp the moment we open your county.
Founding-member seats. Three months free, then KSh 1,000/month. Or the free tier forever, no card ever.
From WhatsApp hello to your first recorded sale. No app to download. No spreadsheets. No training.
Then Mombasa, Kisumu, and outward, county by county, so we get it right in each before the next.
This is what everyone else will pay.
The exact tiers everyone will see at launch, pulled from the live app. Founding members lock Starter at KSh 1,000/mo, forever. That's KSh 2,750 back in your duka every single month. Do the math with us. ↓
Try Dukabot with real customers. No card.
This price is only for the founding cohort. Once launched, Starter goes to KSh 3,750/mo.
Higher volume, more staff, analytics.
Multi-branch, dedicated support.
Save every month
for as long as you have a duka.
The regular Starter price (KSh 3,750/mo) is what everyone else will pay. You'll be paying KSh 1,000. Every month, forever.
Everything we've been asked so far.
If it's not below, ask us at [email protected]. A real human replies within a day.
When does Dukabot actually launch?
Is my WhatsApp number safe with you?
What if my county isn't first?
Do I have to pay after my three free months?
How's this different from spreadsheets or my current setup?
What about M-Pesa and IntaSend, do you touch my money?
Does Evo speak Swahili? Sheng?
Save your spot
before Q4 2026.
Once the 500 seats fill, everyone else pays regular Starter (KSh 3,750/mo). Ninety seconds is a small trade for KSh 2,750 back in your duka. Every month. Forever.
