How it works
You send the list. We do the market run.
MarketGo is the easiest way to get your usual market foodstuff without going to the market yourself. Here’s what happens after you tap send.
From the market to your door
How your market run happens
You send the list. We do everything between the market stall and your front door.
- Step 1
Send your list
Build it here or type it straight into WhatsApp — your words, your measures.
- Step 2
We go to the market
A MarketGo shopper takes your list to the market so you don’t have to.
- Step 3
Picked and checked
Chosen the way you asked — firm tomatoes, big tubers, fresh leaves.
- Step 4
Packed with care
Bagged up with your notes in mind, ready to leave the market.
- Step 5
On the road
Your foodstuff leaves the market for your address.
- Step 6
At your door
Fresh from the market, delivered to your doorstep.
Delivery
Delivering in Lagos
Add your area to your list. When we confirm your order on WhatsApp, we’ll confirm that we cover your area, the delivery fee and when to expect your foodstuff.
Areas we cover
Confirmed with you on WhatsApp
Delivery fee
Confirmed with you on WhatsApp
Delivery timing
Confirmed with you on WhatsApp
We speak market
Order in the measures you already use
Every product shows the measures it’s sold in at the market. Sizes vary from market to market — we confirm what you’re getting on WhatsApp.
- Mudu
- The market measuring bowl for beans, rice, garri and grains.
- Derica
- The small tin measure — handy when you only need a little.
- Paint bucket
- The big “paint rubber” measure for stocking up on staples.
- Heap
- How pepper, tomatoes and onions are laid out and sold at the stall.
- Tuber · Bunch · Bundle
- Yam by the tuber, plantain by the bunch, soup leaves by the bundle.
- ₦ worth
- “Get me ₦3,000 worth of pepper.” Tell us the money, we buy to it.