Pikbon or Jumia, Jiji: how to choose?
How to choose between Pikbon, Jumia or Jiji? A simple grid: cost, payment, delivery, returns, contact. On Pikbon, you pay on delivery.
On Pikbon, independent shops sell. You pay cash on delivery, and shops pay no commission on the price of products.
For Jumia or Jiji, read their own terms: this page does not describe them.
Three ways to sell online
- Shops: each seller has a shop in one shared storefront. This is how Pikbon works.
- Classifieds: someone posts an ad, the buyer contacts them.
- Delivery by the platform: the platform keeps and delivers the products.
How Pikbon works
- Each shop chooses its products and prices.
- You pay cash on delivery. Pikbon does not hold your money.
- No commission on the price of products sold.
- Messages connect the buyer and the shop. A driver can take part.
- To publish: a photo, a price, and your WhatsApp number if Pikbon asks for it.
To compare, ask these 5 questions
- What does selling cost (commission, fees)?
- How does the buyer pay?
- Who delivers, at what price, how fast?
- What happens if the product does not fit?
- How do you reach the other person?
If you also sell elsewhere
Read each platform's terms and Pikbon's terms before you list the same product everywhere.
Good to know
Pikbon is not affiliated with any platform mentioned. Names are used to compare ways of working, not to judge them.
Frequently asked questions
Does Pikbon replace Jumia or Jiji?
Pikbon does not replace these platforms: each has its own rules. Choose according to your need.
Is Pikbon available in my country?
Each shop chooses the countries where it sells. Check the product page and message the shop before you order.
Are there fees to sell?
No commission on the price of products sold.
See also
Last updated: 2026-10-29
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