Online shopping in Ghana is growing fast. Jumia is one of the biggest names, but it’s not the only option.
Whether you’re looking for electronics, fashion, groceries, or even furniture, there are several other trusted e-commerce platforms you can use.
Here’s a list of the top e-commerce websites like Jumia in Ghana that you should know in 2025.

1. Tonaton

Tonaton.com is one of the most popular online marketplaces in Ghana.
It works like a classified ads site, where individuals and businesses can sell almost anything — cars, electronics, real estate, fashion, and more.

• Strengths: Wide range of products, direct seller-to-buyer communication, local deals.
• Weaknesses: Less secure than online shops — always meet sellers in safe locations.

Best for: Buying used or new items directly from sellers.

2. OLX Ghana (Now Jiji Ghana)

Jiji.com.gh is another major online marketplace in Ghana, formerly known as OLX.

• Strengths: Free to post ads, large variety of products, especially secondhand items.
• Weaknesses: Like Tonaton, it’s mainly peer-to-peer, so you need to be careful.

Best for: Cheap deals on electronics, cars, and real estate.

3. Kikuu Ghana

Kikuu is a fast-growing e-commerce platform that connects Ghanaians with products from China at affordable prices.

• Strengths: Wide selection of products, low prices, mobile app available.
• Weaknesses: Longer delivery times (7–20 days) since many products ship from China.

Best for: Affordable fashion, electronics accessories, home items.

4. Superprice Ghana

Superprice.com.gh is a Ghanaian-owned e-commerce site offering electronics, fashion, home appliances, and more.

• Strengths: Local stock (faster delivery), competitive pricing.
• Weaknesses: Smaller selection compared to Jumia.

Best for: Buying electronics and home appliances with quick delivery.

5. Melcom Online Shopping

Melcom Ghana, one of the biggest retail chains, now offers an online shopping platform.

• Strengths: Trusted brand in Ghana, quality products, secure payments.
• Weaknesses: Limited categories compared to Jumia.

Best for: Buying furniture, electronics, kitchen appliances, and groceries.

6. Zoobashop

Zoobashop.com is another trusted online store based in Accra.

• Strengths: Genuine products, focus on electronics, home goods, and fashion.
• Weaknesses: Slightly higher prices compared to open marketplaces.

Best for: Quality-conscious shoppers looking for reliable delivery.

7. Hubtel

Hubtel.com combines e-commerce with mobile money payments.
You can shop for electronics, groceries, food, and even pay for services directly through the app or website.

• Strengths: Instant mobile payments, local delivery, food ordering available.
• Weaknesses: Limited physical goods compared to Jumia.

Best for: Ordering food, airtime, event tickets, and everyday essentials.

Bonus: Amazon and AliExpress

Even though they are international platforms, many Ghanaians are now shopping from Amazon and AliExpress using shipping companies.
If you can wait longer for delivery, you can find items not easily available in Ghana.

Tips When Shopping Online in Ghana

• Check seller ratings and reviews before buying.
• Use secure payment methods like Mobile Money or trusted platforms.
• Be careful with classifieds (Tonaton, Jiji) — meet in public places.
• Track your orders if possible, especially with international purchases.

While Jumia is still the leader in online shopping in Ghana, these other platforms give you even more options depending on what you’re looking for.
Whether you want cheap deals, quick delivery, or a wider variety of products, there’s now a trusted online store ready to serve you.

Happy shopping in 2025!

Source: Thepressradio.com |Ogyem Solomon