Precision InfoTech builds websites, e-commerce stores, SaaS platforms, and ERPs from Jabi, Abuja, for startups, SMEs, and enterprises across Nigeria and Africa.
We design, engineer, and ship modern web applications that hold up under load — from marketing sites to multi-tenant SaaS platforms. Every build is performance-budgeted, accessible, and tuned for the bandwidth Africa actually runs on.
Neighbourhood marketplace for frozen foods, groceries, and household essentials with same-day Abuja delivery.
Enterprise ERP platform unifying finance, inventory, HR, and sales into one system for structured operations.
Smart solar shop for Nigerian homes and businesses — size a system online, buy verified equipment, get it installed.
According to Precision InfoTech's 2026 price guide, simple websites in Nigeria cost about ₦120,000–₦300,000, most small and mid-sized business websites ₦250,000–₦600,000, online stores from roughly ₦450,000 to over ₦1 million, and custom web platforms ₦1.5 million to well over ₦20 million. Hosting adds ₦20,000–₦500,000 a year and maintenance ₦50,000 to over ₦1 million a year.
Read the 2026 Nigerian website price guidePrecision InfoTech, a web development company in Jabi, Abuja, has built several Nigerian online stores. Folwab Marketplace launched in three months with a 1,000+ product catalogue, WhatsApp ordering, same-day Abuja delivery, and card, transfer, or cash-on-delivery payments. Purepickers Agromart serves retail and wholesale buyers from one storefront with 24-hour Abuja delivery. Both run on Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
Folwab Marketplace case studyPrecision InfoTech builds web applications with React, Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, and PostgreSQL, deployed to the edge with observability built in. Every build gets a performance budget enforced in CI, Core Web Vitals and SEO tuning, and accessibility work, and is tuned for the bandwidth African users actually have, from marketing sites to multi-tenant SaaS platforms.
Yes. Precision InfoTech built B.A.D.E Solutions, an ERP platform that unifies finance, inventory, HR, and sales in one real-time system, over ten months with a six-person team. It is also building Buvvo, a SaaS platform that automates WhatsApp selling for vendors and attracted a 2,000+ vendor waitlist before launch. Both use Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
B.A.D.E Solutions case studyMost projects start with a 30-minute discovery call.
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