Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no card required. The goal for that window is not to build a perfect store; it is to get one real order through, start to finish.
Days 1 to 3: finish setup
Complete onboarding, add a working set of products, connect your first channel, and set up payment verification. Do not wait for a “perfect” catalogue before sharing your store link, since a smaller catalogue that works beats a large one you are still second-guessing.
Days 4 to 7: get your first real order
Share your store link with real customers, not just a test message to yourself. Watch what happens in your Orders queue when someone actually browses, asks a question, and pays. This is the moment that tells you whether your business profile, Knowledge FAQs, and catalogue are actually complete, because real customers ask things you did not think to prepare for.
- Did the assistant answer their questions correctly?
- Did the payment verify automatically, without you having to check anything manually?
- Did you get notified in real time, and did the order show up correctly in your dashboard?
Days 8 to 11: fix the gaps
Every merchant finds gaps after the first few real conversations: a question the assistant could not answer, a product missing a variant, a policy nobody wrote down. Use this stretch to add missing FAQs to Knowledge and tidy up your Catalogue based on what actually came up.
Days 12 to 14: decide on a plan
By now you have seen your assistant handle real conversations and real payments. Compare that against what you were doing before, tracking orders in your DMs and checking screenshots by hand, and decide which plan fits your order volume. Starter at ₦5,000/month covers the core assistant and verified checkout; Growth at ₦15,000/month adds broadcasts and a sales rep seat; Pro at ₦40,000/month is built for higher-volume merchants who want a full team and deeper reporting.
What to avoid
- Spending the whole trial perfecting product photos instead of getting a real customer through.
- Skipping payment setup: without it, orders can come in but nothing gets verified automatically.
- Leaving Knowledge empty and hoping the assistant improvises correctly. It will not, and it should not.