Questions, answered

Yes. Checkout is built to complete a sale offline, so nothing at the counter waits on a connection. Sales sync automatically once you're back online.

Yes, every plan includes branches and staff seats, with limits that scale by plan. See Pricing for exact numbers.

Yes, each business gets one 7-day free trial, of any plan or of Invoice & Quote Maker, and no card is required. Subscribe monthly or annually whenever you're ready; if you don't, your business and records stay safe and you can still sign in, with the plan's extra features paused until you subscribe. During an Invoice & Quote Maker trial, documents use the Classic template; the other templates can be previewed and unlock when you subscribe.

Through Paystack, in naira. Pay by card and your plan renews automatically, or pay once by bank transfer, USSD or directly from your bank, and a one-off payment covers the period you choose and doesn't renew on its own.

No. Sales, inventory, purchasing, customers, and expenses are never capped or metered by transaction volume, on any plan.

Yes, the same account works on mobile and web, reading and writing the same data. Neither is a second-class copy of the other.

Yes. Sign up with a Maldra account (email or Google) and start creating invoices and quotes. After the free trial it's ₦1,200/month or ₦10,000/year to keep creating and sending; everything you made stays yours either way. Already on Maldra? It's included from Maldra Small up, or ₦1,200/month on Maldra One, and opens from your dashboard without a second login.

Everything you need to send real invoices and quotes (customers, items, tax, discounts, PDFs, email and payments) using the Classic template. You can preview every other template during the trial; they unlock as soon as you subscribe.

An invoice asks your customer to pay for something you've sold or done. A quote tells a customer what something will cost before they agree to buy. When a customer accepts a quote, you can turn it into an invoice in one click.

Yes. Record each payment as it arrives. The invoice shows what's still owed, and the receipt is ready the moment it's paid in full.