A planning system for choosing and organising a business that can begin from home without treating the home as a cost-free workplace.
₦7,500Buy on Selar ↗Home-based starters who want a structured, realistic path from selection to action.
Home-based businesses still involve space, privacy, delivery, household routines and customer-boundary decisions that are easy to underestimate.
Test a home-based opportunity while protecting your space, time and household responsibilities.
Mobile-friendly digital files. Payments and automatic digital delivery are handled securely through Selar.
Understand one idea and run a short demand test.
Test a home-based opportunity while protecting your space, time and household responsibilities.
Deliver individual or small-group lessons in a learner’s home or another agreed safe setting. Parents pay for focused teaching, progress feedback and convenient scheduling. Tutors should work within their competence, agree safeguarding arrangements and adapt explanations to the learner without promising specific examination results.
Wrap and present customer-supplied gifts using suitable paper, boxes, ribbons or simple decorative materials. Individuals and small sellers pay for neat presentation and convenience. The provider can offer several price levels while confirming item size, fragility, occasion, materials and collection time.
Deliver selected beauty or grooming services at the customer’s home when the provider is properly trained and the service can be performed safely. Customers pay for convenience and professional hygiene. Clear boundaries, clean equipment, ingredient awareness and compliance with relevant local requirements are essential.
Provide neat wrapping for customer-supplied gifts using selected papers, boxes, ribbons and labels. Customers pay for attractive presentation and time saved. Prices can reflect item size and materials, while fragile, valuable or unusually shaped items require careful agreement before acceptance.
Package suitable snacks into convenient portions for sale through schools, offices, events or local shops where permitted. Customers pay for freshness, clean handling, useful pack sizes and dependable supply. The producer should test demand and follow food-safety, labelling and storage requirements.
Curate and resell suitable gifts for birthdays, celebrations, professional occasions or seasonal demand. Customers pay for selection, presentation and convenience. The seller can test small quantities, offer price ranges and provide accurate descriptions rather than buying large stocks before preferences are known.