Comparison
TheCoins vs Bumpa
Bumpa is a Nigerian app for small businesses to run a website, inventory, sales records, invoices and payments, priced in naira. TheCoins runs your online store together with loyalty, ordering, a branded app, Apple Wallet cards and WhatsApp journeys, and serves Egypt, the Gulf, Africa and Europe.
- No per-order commission
- Store, app and loyalty in one
- Arabic and English
Brands selling in their own name with TheCoins
- Don
- Oak Bay
- Al-Abdeen
- 280°F
- Lokal
- SG Mart
- Khamato
| Feature | TheCoins | Bumpa |
|---|---|---|
| Core product | Online store, ordering, loyalty, branded app and campaigns on one customer profile | Business website, inventory, sales and expense records, invoices and receipts, from a mobile app |
| Markets | Egypt, the Gulf, Africa and Europe | Nigeria only for now, according to Bumpa's FAQ |
| Payments | Not processed by TheCoins; payment goes through the provider you connect | Local and international payments in naira or US dollars; Bumpa Terminal for in-store payments |
| Social selling | Ordering links and QR codes you can share on any channel | Integration with Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook, announced in 2022 |
| Loyalty program | Coins, tiers, referrals and rewards; Apple Wallet loyalty and gift cards | Loyalty listed on Pro and higher plans; Apple Wallet cards not listed |
| Customer messaging | WhatsApp, SMS, email and push journeys | SMS and email campaigns with monthly messaging credits |
| Restaurant ordering and branded app | Ordering links, QR, kiosks and a branded iOS and Android app (Pro plan) | Not listed; Bumpa is built mainly for retail sellers |
| Delivery | Use your own riders or delivery partner | Shipbubble and FEZ logistics integrations |
| Published pricing | Basic $79, Growth $199, Pro $349 a month, billed in USD | Starter NGN 15,000 and Pro NGN 30,000 a quarter; Growth NGN 250,000 a year; 14-day free trial |
Last reviewed 28 October 2026. Competitor plans change often; check their current pages before deciding.
Which one fits you?
Choose TheCoins if
- You run a restaurant, café or service business and need ordering, QR codes, kiosks and loyalty.
- You want customers to carry an Apple Wallet card and use an app under your own brand.
- You want WhatsApp journeys, or you sell in more than one country.
Choose Bumpa if
- You sell products in Nigeria, mostly through Instagram and WhatsApp, and want a low-cost store priced in naira.
- You want inventory, invoices, expenses and payments in one mobile app, with logistics partners built in.
- Your budget is small: Bumpa's Starter plan costs a fraction of TheCoins' Basic plan.
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Questions, answered.
Is Bumpa available outside Nigeria?
Bumpa's FAQ says it is currently only available in Nigeria and plans a global launch. Owners elsewhere can contact Bumpa support to see what works for them.
Does Bumpa have a loyalty program?
Bumpa's pricing page lists loyalty on its Pro plan and above, and its home page talks about keeping customers loyal. Apple Wallet cards and tiers are not listed. TheCoins includes coins, tiers, referrals and Apple Wallet cards on every plan.
Is Bumpa cheaper than TheCoins?
Yes, for a small seller. Bumpa Starter is NGN 15,000 a quarter, billed quarterly or longer. TheCoins starts at $79 a month and adds loyalty, ordering and a branded app, with no per-order commission.
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