I have a very small budget — can Brela still help?

Yes. Our entry-level services start at ₦150,000 for a landing page and ₦350,000 for a logo. We also offer staged projects — start with what you can afford, then add services as your revenue grows. We'd rather help you start small and correctly than watch you waste money on the wrong things at the wrong time.

I have an idea but no product yet — where do I start?

For pre-product startups, we typically recommend: a landing page to validate demand and capture early interest (₦150,000–₦300,000), a brand identity so you look credible from day one (₦350,000+), and a professional email address. Once you've validated, we can discuss building the actual product. This sequence gets you to market cheapest and fastest.

Can you build a tech startup product — app or SaaS?

Yes. We build SaaS MVPs and web applications starting from ₦4,500,000 ($3,000). The key is proper scoping before building — we invest time in understanding your product requirements precisely before quoting, so you get exactly what you need built the first time.

Web design and digital services for Nigerian SMEs and startups

Every large business started as a small one. The businesses that grow fastest are the ones that invest in their digital foundation early, before they can easily afford to, not after. Brela works with Nigerian SMEs and startups at every stage, from a first landing page to a full digital marketing programme, building the foundation that growth runs on.

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The right digital investment at the right stage

One of the most common mistakes Nigerian startups make is either spending too much on digital infrastructure before product-market fit — or spending nothing and trying to grow entirely on social media and word of mouth. Brela’s approach is to help you invest in the right things at the right time. A pre-revenue startup needs a clean landing page, a professional brand, and a clear messaging framework — not a ₦3,000,000 custom web application. An SME with proven revenue needs SEO and marketing automation — not just another brochure site. We’ll tell you honestly what stage you’re at and what investment makes sense — even if the honest answer means a smaller project for now.

Web design for Nigerian SMEs and startups

What we build for growing Nigerian businesses

Stage 1

Launch — getting online professionally

Landing page or brochure website from ₦150,000
Logo and brand mark from ₦350,000
Professional email setup (Google Workspace) from ₦140,000
Google Business Profile setup — included
Basic on-page SEO on all pages — included

Stage 2

Grow — getting found and getting leads

SEO retainer from ₦320,000/month
Social media management from ₦250,000/month
Google Ads from ₦280,000/month management + ad spend
Content marketing from ₦400,000/month
Email marketing setup from ₦250,000

Stage 3

Scale — building systems for growth

WhatsApp automation from ₦550,000
CRM setup and automation from ₦400,000
Custom web application or client portal from ₦2,200,000
Full growth retainer from ₦1,100,000/month

Not sure which stage you’re at? Book a free 30-minute consultation. We’ll assess your current situation honestly and tell you exactly where to invest first for the highest return.

What makes us the right agency for growing Nigerian businesses

We don't oversell

We've turned away projects that weren't the right fit for the client's stage. If a ₦150,000 landing page is what you need right now, we'll build you an excellent one — and tell you when the right time is to invest in the next stage.

Fixed prices with no surprises

Budget certainty matters more to SMEs than to large corporations. Our fixed-price proposals mean you know exactly what you're spending before you commit to anything.

We build for the long term

Every website we build is on WordPress — a platform you own completely and can take to any developer. Every brand identity we create comes with full file handover. We build in a way that doesn't make you dependent on us forever.

We understand the Nigerian startup reality

We know what it's like to build a business in Nigeria — the infrastructure challenges, the market dynamics, the payment complexity. We don't apply Western startup templates to Nigerian business problems.

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Let's build the foundation your growth runs on.

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