For Kenyan shop owners
F-Biz by Fayvad is the offline-first POS for dukas and MSMEs: record sales, stock, deni, and M-Pesa on your phone—English & Kiswahili. Your first 100 sales or KES 20,000 in sales are on us — whichever comes first. Then pay as you sell — from KES 50, capped at KES 500/month. Shops on F-Biz can be discovered on F-Biz Market — live stock, no extra catalogue.
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PIN or fingerprint unlock · Syncs when you're back online · On Google Play
The hidden cost
Every forgotten sale disappears. Every missing item eats profit. Every end-of-day estimate makes tomorrow's reorder—and your sleep—harder.
A better day
Imagine closing in two minutes—today's sales, M-Pesa, and stock already recorded. Imagine never wondering where an item went. That's the confidence F-Biz is built for.
Built for your counter
Retail, services, or supply—or pick your industry for workflow-specific examples.
Quick checkout, barcode-friendly stock, who owes you, and a clear picture of today's takings—cash, M-Pesa, or credit when you allow it.
Capture enquiries as leads, book clients with a date and time, then take payment at the chair—without sticky notes or chat screenshots.
Deliveries, orders, and what each client owes—without losing the thread across routes or visits.
Outcomes at the counter—not a feature catalogue. What did I sell? What's on the shelf? Who owes me?
A minute at the counter
Sales up top—cash flow below
Serve more customers at peak hour
Record M-Pesa and cash cleanly
Never run out unexpectedly
See what actually sells
Know who owes you (deni)
Share your shop online
F-Biz records Lipa Na M-Pesa with the same sale as cash or deni—so stock and money stay linked. Enter the amount (and optional reference from the customer's message). No SMS permissions; customers still pay in M-Pesa as they do today.
Stock moves when you sell—so the shelf on your phone matches what left the counter. Scan barcodes to sell faster, and get warned before popular items hit empty (on plans that include alerts).
Close the day with numbers—not guesses. See what sold, what moved, and whether cash is building so you can reorder, hire, or talk to a SACCO with a clearer story.
Every sale on the phone—so closing is totals, not memory.
Stock updates when you sell—fewer surprises when a customer asks.
Deni on the sale—not a second notebook nobody trusts.
Record expenses so a busy till doesn't hide a thin margin.
Day and week views—so you know if cash is building or leaking.
Best sellers and history in one place; export when you need a paper trail.
Mobile plans for Kenyan shops: Free → Pay As You Go → Team. Desktop lanes sold separately.
Start on Free with owner + 1 Cashier and Market listing. After your free allowance, top up credits on Pay As You Go (from KES 50, capped at KES 500/month) — or grow into Team for Managers, more gadgets, and branches.
No subscription to get started
Credits — pay when you sell
Spouse, helper, or cashiers
Fixed counters & checkout lanes
Real shop problems — answered in plain language.
Internet gone?
F-Biz is built to work offline. Record sales on the phone; sync when data returns.
Stock disappearing?
Track stock as you sell so the shelf matches the till.
Customers owing you?
Record credit and follow who owes what — without the notebook.
Money in, no idea where it went?
Sales, expenses and insights in one place before you lock up.
Business getting busier?
Invite a Cashier on Free or PAYG; upgrade to Team for Managers and more seats.
Real product
F-Biz is a live Android app from Fayvad Geosolutions — not a brochure. Screenshots above are the real product.
From the counter
We only publish real shops that use F-Biz. No invented testimonials.
Spaces for verified merchant stories will appear here — industry, location, and what changed at the till.
Run your shop on F-Biz and want to be featured? Email f-biz@fayvad.com
FAQ
More detail in our guides and industry pages.
Free to start on Android. Sell when data drops—lock up knowing what you sold, what's left, and who owes you.
First 100 sales or KES 20,000 free — whichever comes first.
