Open a demo, poke at it like a customer would, then message me. You get a price in writing before you pay anybody anything.
Every price here is a starting point, not a guess. Your exact figure comes in writing before you pay a kobo.
Want two or three of these together? Bundles start at ₦15,000. Tell me what you want combined and I'll price that exact mix.
A one-page site starts at ₦30,000. Multi-page sites run from ₦50,000 to ₦400,000, depending on what the site has to do.
If you don't own a domain yet, I register one for you and you pay the registrar's real fee. I don't add anything on top. What's included and what isn't →
One real client site is live. The design boards below open at full size. Everything else here is a demo you can click through yourself.
The price and the scope come in writing before anything starts. It's the part most people worry about, so it's the part I sort out first.
Open a few of the 22 demos and test them like a customer would. Or pick design, boost or traffic if you don't need a site.
Tell me what the business is and the one thing you want fixed first. I come back with one fixed price and a realistic date.
Websites: half the fee to my Opay account and I start building. You get a live link to watch it come together. Graphics, boosts and traffic: the figure you and I agreed in the chat, nothing more.
Websites: you check the preview, tell me what needs changing, then pay the balance and I take it live. Everything else arrives as files or before-and-after snapshots in the chat.
I'm Jibril. Paragon Hub is just me, working online from Kogi. No account manager sitting in the middle, so the person who quotes your job is the person who builds it and answers your messages at 9pm.
No. Websites are one of four things I do. I also design logos and flyers, run scheduled social boosts on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, YouTube and Telegram, and send referral traffic to websites and store links, either in Nigeria or global. Most people start with one service and come back for another when they need it.
The site collects the order on the page: items, quantities, prices, total, name, phone and address. Then it opens WhatsApp with that summary drafted in the message box so the customer can review it and tap Send themselves. Nothing is sent automatically in the background, and the conversation stays in your normal WhatsApp chat history where you can confirm stock, delivery and payment.
Once the balance is settled, you own the site and its code. I host it on managed infrastructure and connect your domain. If anything breaks at launch I fix it promptly, and if you want new pages, catalogue updates or ongoing monthly edits later, message me on WhatsApp and I will quote the update clearly before starting.
Every shop name, price and product inside the 22 templates is sample content built to show the layout working; when you order, all of it is replaced with your business details. Customer reviews on this site stay empty until real clients approve publishing their words and names. In the meantime, you can inspect the live Treasure Academy client site above.
No. Orders finish on WhatsApp. The order arrives already written out, you confirm stock and delivery, then your customer pays the way they normally pay: a transfer (Opay or their bank app), or pay on delivery where you offer it.
No. It feeds the same chat. The site only writes the message for your customer, so you keep replying the way you already do.
Yes, and that's the first thing most people check. Open any demo on your phone. Everything drops to one column and every button is sized for a thumb.
You tell me what you need on WhatsApp, I price it in the same chat, and you pay the way you normally pay. Designs come back as files you own. Boosts run on the schedule we agree, and I send before-and-after screenshots.
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Fill this in and it opens WhatsApp with your message already written. Or skip it and just message me. Either one works.
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