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Built for Kenyan entrepreneurs. Start scaling your business today with the tools you actually need.
More plans are coming soon — Starter covers everything you need to launch today.
À la carte module pricing: Website KES 2,000/mo · Bookings KES 1,500/mo
What's included
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- ✓Bookings
- ✓Website
- ✓Journal
- —CRM
- —Your own domain & emailPaid add-on
Your own domain and business email are paid add-ons on every plan — your name.wahylabs.com address is included from day one.
Add-ons
Your own domain & emailPaid add-on
Every plan comes with a free name.wahylabs.com address. Connecting a domain you already own and a business email on it is billed separately, on every plan.
Frequently asked questions
How does the free trial work?
Every new business gets a free trial with no card required. You can explore the dashboard, build your site, and take a real test booking before you decide to subscribe.
How do I pay?
Wahy bills in Kenyan Shillings through M-Pesa (Safaricom Daraja STK Push) — you'll get a prompt on your phone to approve each payment. We never handle card or bank details.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Every plan includes a free name.wahylabs.com address from day one. Connecting a domain you already own — like yourname.co.ke — plus a business email address on it, is a paid add-on on any plan.
What happens if a payment doesn't go through?
Nothing disappears immediately. Your account moves to a grace period, your site stays live, and nothing is deleted — your billing page shows a Pay with M-Pesa option so you can settle up and carry on.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, at any time — email us at contact@wahylabs.com and we'll cancel your subscription. Cancelling stops future renewals; your site stays live until the end of the period you've already paid for.
Can I run my site in Kiswahili?
Every site supports an English and a Kiswahili locale, and you choose which one is the default for your customers. Kiswahili copy is still being completed theme by theme — if you spot English text where you expected Kiswahili, that's why.