A collector's hand hanging a bag of clear PET bottles from a hand scale at a Lagos gate

Pilot launching in Lagos

Your bin has been holding cash.

Sort it, weigh it, get paid at your gate.

Get Paid for Your Waste

Pickup simulator

₦2,340

Example estimate

19.5 kg × ₦120/kg

19.5 kg
1 kg50 kg

AI matches you to the nearest collector · Paid in naira at your gate.

What's your waste worth?

Drag to the kilos your home or shop sorts in a week. Every dot is half a kilo.

20 kg

Monthly estimate

₦10,280

Example estimate

20 kg × 4 weeks × about ₦129/kg, assuming your sorted kilos are 60% PET bottles, 30% cardboard, 5% cans and 5% paper at the rates below.

Three steps from bin to naira

Sort it at home

Four kinds of material, kept apart. That is all we ask before the collector arrives.

  • Rinse bottles and keep the caps on
  • Flatten cardboard and tie it with rope
  • Crush cans and bag them on their own
  • Keep paper dry and away from food
  • Leave the bags at your gate
Sorted bags of bottles and rope-tied flat cardboard on a doorstep

Your pickup

Your collector

On the way to your gate

Bags ready at the gate
Collector assigned · 4 min away
Bags counted: 3

A collector comes to your gate

Pick your area and day. You see when your collector is on the way, so nobody waits around with bags.

Weigh it. Get paid.

The collector weighs each material on a scale you can read yourself. The kilos and the naira figure show before they leave. Example: 19.5 kg of PET at ₦120/kg is ₦2,340.

Pickup receipt

Paid

₦2,340

Material
PET bottles
Weight
19.5 kg
Rate
₦120/kg
19.5 kg PET · ₦120/kg
Paid ₦2,340

The rate board

Example rates, naira per kilo

  • Baled crushed PET bottles bound with rope

    PET bottles

    ₦120/kg

    Rinse it, keep the cap on, squash flat if you can.

  • Corrugated edges of stacked flat cardboard

    Cardboard

    ₦80/kg

    Flatten it, keep it dry, tie it with rope.

  • A pile of crushed aluminium cans in sunlight

    Aluminium cans

    ₦600/kg

    Empty and crush. Bag cans apart from bottles.

  • Stacked bundles of old newspapers

    Mixed paper

    ₦50/kg

    Newspaper, office paper and magazines, kept dry.

Get Paid for Your Waste

Bag it like this.

Clean, dry and sorted gets paid. Anything on the right stays with you.

We take

  • PET bottles, rinsed, caps on
  • Cardboard, flat and dry
  • Aluminium cans, empty and crushed
  • Newspaper and office paper, dry

We refuse

  • Greasy food trays
  • Broken glass
  • Wet or soiled paper
  • Bottles still full of drink

Where we collect

  • YabaMon · Thu
  • SurulereTue · Fri
  • IkejaWed · Sat
  • LekkiMon · Fri
  • AjahTue · Sat

Join the pilot waitlist

Quick answers

How do I get paid?

Your collector weighs your sorted bags at your gate. You are paid in naira for the kilos at the rate board price.

Can I put everything in one bag?

Please keep PET bottles, cardboard, aluminium cans and paper in separate bags. Mixed bags are hard to weigh and price fairly. The sort guide shows how.

What does it cost?

Joining the waitlist is free. You are paid per kilo, and we will confirm any pickup terms with you before your first collection.

When does it launch?

We are launching as a pilot in Lagos. Join the waitlist with your area and we will call you when pickups open near you.

One man's trash is another man's treasure

Same bottles. Same cardboard. Now with a price on them.

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