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ThriftBasket lets you contribute at your own pace — daily, weekly, or flexibly — towards groceries, hair bundles, kitchen kits, and more. We deliver when you're ready.
Choose from our growing range of baskets — food, hair, home, beauty & more.
₦25,000
Monthly groceries — rice, oil, pasta, seasoning, toiletries & more.
₦35,000
Kitchen utensils, cookware, bedding & essential home items for new homes.
₦18,000
Premium wigs, hair care products, skincare essentials & accessories.
₦15,000
Pots, pans, cutlery, blender & everything you need to set up your kitchen.
₦12,000
Cleaning products, toiletries, laundry items & household basics.
You choose
Build your own basket — mix food, hair, home & beauty items your way.
Four simple steps — from choosing your basket to receiving it at your door.
Pick from our range — Family Food Pack, Kitchen Kit, Beauty Bundle, Home Starter or build a Custom Basket with exactly what you need.
💡 Most families start with the Family Food Pack (₦25,000) — it covers a full month of essentials.
Over 1,000 Nigerian families have completed their plans. Here are some of their stories.
"I never thought I could save ₦25,000 without feeling the pinch. I just contributed ₦600 every day on my way to work. Six weeks later, my basket arrived — rice, oil, pasta, everything. My children were so excited!"
Adaeze Okonkwo
Lagos Island
₦25,000
Basket value
6 weeks
Time to complete
On-Time Delivery
Baskets arrive when promised
Quality Guaranteed
Every item checked & packed
Nationwide Reach
Delivered to your doorstep
"My family food basket arrived perfectly packed and right on time — rice, oil, pasta, everything! The delivery was so reliable."
Amaka O.
Verified customer
"Moved into my new apartment and set it up entirely with the Home Starter Kit. Pots, pans, bedding — all delivered in one shot. Effortless."
Chidi N.
Verified customer
"The delivery was on time and the items were top quality. I saved weekly and hit my goal in 6 weeks. ThriftBasket actually works!"
Fatima B.
Verified customer
Join 1,000+ Nigerian families building towards their baskets today.