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Products, food and drink, event tickets, services and appointments, digital files, donations and tips, and in-person counter sales. You pick what you are selling and Yaha sets the shop up around it.
Your shop can be live tonight.
Pick the link, add one thing to sell, and send it to the people who already follow you.
Yaha gives anyone a shop link, a checkout, an order board, and payouts, for products, food, tickets, services, digital goods, and in-person sales.
What Yaha is
Yaha is a place to create an online shop in minutes and sell whatever you have to sell. You pick a link like yaha.app/r/yourname, add the first thing people can buy, and share it wherever your customers already are. Yaha handles the shop page, the checkout, the order, and the payout.
Anyone can sell anything on Yaha.
Yaha started with restaurants taking their own pickup and table orders. It is now general purpose by design. A creator selling merch and digital files, a home baker taking weekend preorders, a barber taking deposits, an organiser selling event tickets, a hotel taking room orders, a fundraiser collecting donations, and a shop taking counter payments all use the same shop, the same checkout, and the same order board.
You do not need a website, a developer, or a subscription.
Every new shop starts on Starter with no monthly charge. You can publish up to five products, share your link and take orders without building a website first. Yaha's shop fee is based on the item total when you make a sale. Other plans offer more products, more staff accounts and lower shop fees.
What you can sell
Yaha asks what you are selling first, then sets up the shop around it: the fields that sale needs, the way the customer pays, and the way you hand it over.
Physical products, drops, preorders, and bundles, with variants and shipping or local delivery details captured at checkout.
Food and drink, including menus, pickup windows, table QR ordering, room service, and catering orders.
Event tickets with limited capacity, so paid orders become the guest list.
Services and appointments, with a deposit or the full price collected before the work starts.
Digital goods such as templates, presets, ebooks, and course files, delivered after payment.
In-person counter sales, which stay in the same reports as everything sold online.
Donations, fundraisers, tips, and gift orders, for causes and creators who need a clean way to receive money.
How selling on Yaha works
Four steps, in the order they actually happen, with nothing to install and nothing to configure first.
Create the shop and claim your yaha.app link.
Add the first thing people can buy, with a photo and a price.
Share the link in a bio, a chat, a QR code, or a flyer.
Take the order, hand it over, and get paid the next day.
Run the whole shop from your phone.
Orders arrive as alerts and move through new, preparing, and ready. You can change availability, pause the shop, answer a customer, and watch the day's sales from the Yaha app, so nothing about running the shop depends on being at a desk. Payouts are daily and automatic: each day's sales are sent to your bank or mobile money account the next day, starting the day after your first order.
Where Yaha is available.
Yaha is live in , with payment methods matched to each market, and new markets are added as sellers ask for them.
