Africa
Mobile-first websites, apps and stores for African businesses
Infigrity builds mobile-first websites, apps and online stores for businesses in Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa, with Paystack, Flutterwave and M-Pesa payments. We build light pages that load on slower connections, and we have built for South African clients such as DeskWork & Co.
Local contact
Remote, from our Ahmedabad HQ
Currency
NGN, KES, ZAR or USD
Working hours
India is 2.5 to 4.5 hours ahead of Nairobi, Johannesburg and Lagos, so most of our working day overlaps with yours.
Which payment options can you offer in Africa?
- Paystack
- Flutterwave
- M-Pesa
- Yoco and PayFast (South Africa)
- Stripe (where available)
- Pages designed for mobile data: compressed images, little JavaScript, and WhatsApp as a contact option.
- Android-first app builds, since Android leads in most African markets.
What rules should your site follow?
South Africa (POPIA)
Consent and privacy notices aligned with the Protection of Personal Information Act.
Nigeria (NDPA)
Data handling aligned with the Nigeria Data Protection Act, 2023.
Kenya (Data Protection Act)
Privacy notices and consent aligned with Kenya's Data Protection Act, 2019.
General guidance, not legal advice.
What do businesses in Africa ask us for most?
- Websites →Business, corporate and landing page sites that turn visitors into inquiries.
- Online Stores →Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or custom stores built to sell.
- Mobile Apps →iPhone and Android apps for your customers or your team, launched on both stores.
- Marketplaces and Platforms →Multi-vendor marketplaces, booking platforms, directories and portals.
Our work in Africa
Frequently asked questions
Can you integrate M-Pesa?
Yes, through Safaricom's Daraja API or a gateway such as Flutterwave, so customers can pay from their phone.
Will the site work on slow connections?
Yes. We keep pages light, compress images and avoid heavy scripts, then test on throttled mobile connections.
Planning a project in Africa?
Tell us what you need. We reply within one business day with next steps, a rough timeline and the questions that matter.