Register as a business
- 1Tap Join and choose Seller, then select that you are a company/business.
- 2Enter your business details: registered/trading name, company registration number, VAT number (if applicable), logo, contact person and business address.
Verify your business (two steps)
- 1Verify company — enter your CIPC company registration number; a processed attempt costs 50 credits whether it passes or fails.
- 2Verify director identity — the director completes the SmileID identity check; a processed attempt costs 25 credits whether it passes or fails.
- 3When both checks pass, your profile earns the Registered Business badge.
Pro tip: The Registered Business badge is a major trust signal — verified businesses stand out and win bigger jobs.
Build your business profile
- 1Add all your services with clear pricing.
- 2Upload your logo and photos of completed work.
- 3List your service areas and business hours.
- 4Choose direct cash/EFT or Pay on YeboWork. Online buyers pay the 6% + R5 payment processor fee; your business keeps 100% of its quote.
- 5Connect your payout bank for direct Paystack settlement, typically in T+1 to T+2 business days, with no minimum threshold; bank verification costs 5 credits per attempt.
Promote your business
- 1Keep reviews flowing — reputation drives enquiries.
- 2Use Boosts/Adverts to appear higher in search (see Advertising Help).
- 3Add your social links to build extra credibility.
Pro tip: Businesses that combine the Registered Business badge, strong reviews and a boost dominate their category.
Frequently asked questions
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