Launching in Port Harcourt and Abuja

Your waste has a price. Learn it here first.

Baanza connects homes and businesses with collectors who buy recyclables by the kilo and take away what nobody buys. Before the app opens, the Baanza Academy is already free to use: the A to Z of 219 everyday things, video courses and The Baanza Comic.

219 everyday things, each with what to do and whether somebody will pay for it.

  • Prices come from real buyers. We never invent one.
  • You see the weight before you confirm a sale.
  • Money for a pickup is held until the waste is gone.
  • A person, not a robot, settles any argument.

Everything that leaves your gate, in one app.

At launch

Sell recyclables

Bottles, cartons, cans, iron, copper, batteries. Collectors near you publish what they pay, and the first to accept comes to you.

At launch

Have waste taken away

From one bag to a tipper load. You see the price before you book, and your money waits until the waste is gone.

At launch

Monthly pickup

A collector on your street on set days, paid by the month. Homes, shops and estates.

At launch

Find a Pro

Registered collectors near you, what they buy and what they charge, side by side.

Later

Scrap market

Buy and sell old generators, cables and machines, with checks that keep fake listings and viewing fees out.

Later

Donate and swap

Give what still works to somebody who needs it, or swap it for something you do.

How selling works

More about selling
  1. Say what you have

    Pick the material and roughly how much. No account needed to start.

  2. See what it is worth

    A range from the buyers near you, and how many of them there are.

  3. A buyer comes to you

    The first to accept collects it, at the price they were showing.

  4. Check the weight, get paid

    You confirm the real weight before any money moves.

The app opens soon, in Port Harcourt and Abuja.

It will be on Android, iPhone and the web. Until then everything in the Academy is open, and we answer every message ourselves.

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