Pricing Guides · Nigeria
What technology really costs in Nigeria
Know what to budget before your first meeting. Most Nigerian technology vendors keep their prices hidden until you ask. We publish realistic market ranges in 2026 naira, and explain what drives each price. The buyer guides cover business email, e-invoicing, IT support costs and who should own your accounts. When you’re ready, you get a fixed price before we start, after a free call, with no hidden fees.
By the Inventrium (IBSS) team, Lagos
How Much Does a Website Cost in Nigeria? (2026 Price Guide)
Real naira prices for starter sites, business websites, online stores and custom web applications, from ₦250,000 to ₦3,000,000+. What drives the cost, whether to use an agency, a freelancer or a DIY builder, what you pay after launch, and how to compare quotes line by line.
Read guideHow Much Does Managed IT Support Cost in Nigeria? (2026 Pricing Guide)
Monthly IT support prices that almost no Nigerian provider publishes. Inventrium’s managed support comes in fixed monthly packages: Standard ₦350,000, Advanced ₦650,000 and Platinum ₦1,200,000, with Enterprise cover quoted on request. You pay a monthly fee, never a charge per call-out. Also compares an in-house IT officer with outsourcing, and lists the questions to ask before you sign.
Read guideHow Much Does Mobile App Development Cost in Nigeria? (2026 Price Guide)
What apps really cost to build in Nigeria: ₦1,500,000–₦4,000,000 for a first release (MVP), ₦4,000,000–₦10,000,000 for a cross-platform business app, and ₦10,000,000+ for fintech-grade builds. Whether to build one app for both phones or two, the running costs people forget, and an honest answer to "an app like Uber for ₦500k".
Read guideStart Your Website Now and Pay Over Time (Nigeria)
No budget for a full website yet? You do not have to wait. Start now, use your site from day one and spread the payment over an agreed period. Why starting now beats saving up first, how paying over time works, and how to add online marketing (our Grow service) in the same monthly rhythm so the new site gets real traffic and leads.
Read guideWordPress vs Custom Website in Nigeria: Which Should You Choose? (2026)
For most Nigerian SMEs, WordPress (market range ₦250,000–₦900,000) is quicker and cheaper. A custom build such as Next.js (from ₦1,500,000) wins when you have unusual workflows, heavy traffic or payments to protect. Upfront cost, time to launch, upkeep, speed, security and flexibility compared side by side.
Read guideIn-House IT Staff vs Outsourced IT Support in Nigeria (2026): Cost & Comparison
The true cost of an in-house IT officer (₦250,000–₦600,000/month plus tools, training and cover) against Inventrium’s managed support (₦350,000–₦900,000/month). For most SMEs with fewer than about 50 staff, outsourcing costs less and covers more. Larger firms often mix the two. Cost, cover, range of skills, holiday cover and room to grow compared.
Read guideBest Web Hosting in Nigeria 2026: How to Choose (and What It Costs)
Speed for Nigerian visitors, uptime, support and security matter more than the headline price. Explains shared (₦15,000–₦60,000/yr), VPS (₦120,000–₦500,000/yr), cloud and managed hosting, local versus international servers and .ng domains, with a checklist for choosing.
Read guideHow Much Does Digital Marketing Cost in Nigeria? (2026 Price Guide)
Real 2026 naira ranges for social media management (₦50,000–₦200,000/month), SEO (₦80,000–₦350,000/month), Google and Meta ads management, content marketing and full-service retainers (₦150,000–₦600,000/month). What drives the price, hiring staff or an agency, and how not to waste your marketing budget.
Read guideHow Much Does ERP Software Cost in Nigeria? (2026 Price Guide)
Setting up an ERP in Nigeria costs from ₦800,000–₦4,000,000 for an open-source SME system to ₦20,000,000+ for enterprise platforms. Odoo and ERPNext for SMEs, per-user subscription pricing, the hidden costs Nigerian businesses miss, and whether to choose open source or a paid product.
Read guideHow Much Does Cybersecurity Cost for a Business in Nigeria? (2026 Guide)
Market ranges: security audits ₦150,000–₦800,000, managed security retainers ₦100,000–₦500,000/month, and NDPA alignment reviews ₦200,000–₦600,000. Inventrium managed protection is ₦350,000–₦900,000/month. The minimum every Nigerian SME needs, why local businesses are a growing target, and what a breach costs compared with preventing one.
Read guideGoogle Workspace Price in Nigeria (October 2026) vs Microsoft 365
Google Workspace Business Standard costs about ₦19,000–₦21,000 per user per month with VAT as of October 2026, and moves with the exchange rate. Includes Microsoft 365’s July 2026 price rise and how to choose between them. Sources cited.
Read guideZoho Mail Price in Nigeria (October 2026)
Zoho Mail costs from ₦770 per user per month and Zoho Workplace Standard ₦2,310, both on Zoho’s own Nigeria price list and billed yearly. What the free plan leaves out, which plan to choose, and our naira prices for setting it up. Sources cited.
Read guideHow to Set Up Business Email in Nigeria (2026 Guide)
Email on your own domain, step by step: choosing Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or Zoho Mail, the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records that stop others faking your address, moving old mail, and keeping the accounts in the company’s name.
Read guideE-Invoicing in Nigeria: NRS Rollout Dates by Business Size (2026)
When NRS e-invoicing applies to you: go-live 1 July 2026 for ₦1bn–₦5bn turnover and 1 July 2027 for under ₦1bn, with review and enforcement phases after. What go-live means for your invoicing system and how to prepare. Sources cited.
Read guideWho Should Own Your Domain, Email and Admin Accounts?
Which accounts your company must own (registrar, DNS, hosting, email and website admin), the questions to ask your IT person or agency, and how to take back control without a fight.
Read guideNDPA Checklist for Nigerian SMEs (2026)
What the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 and the NDPC’s 2025 GAID ask of a small business: registration tiers and fees, a data protection officer, privacy notice, breach reporting within 72 hours, and the annual audit return filed through a licensed DPCO. Sources cited.
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