For Tea, Coffee & Horticulture Exporters

Websites and hosting for Tea, Coffee & Horticulture Exporters in Kenya

Show international buyers your produce, origin and certifications.

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The situation

What do Tea, Coffee & Horticulture Exporters need from a website?

International buyers vet suppliers carefully before placing an order. They want to see the products and grades you supply, where they are grown, your certifications, volumes and seasons, and how to request samples. A professional website is often the first thing an importer checks after a trade fair or introduction.

Kenya's export crops come from specific counties. The CRA County Fact Sheets list tea among the leading crops in Bomet, Kericho, Nandi and Nyamira, and coffee and macadamia in Nyeri and Kirinyaga. Buyers increasingly care about origin, so telling that story well is part of selling.

We host exporter websites with a free SSL certificate on every plan, product and origin pages, and business email on your own domain for international correspondence. Plans are billed in shillings via M-Pesa, and support is available 24/7 in English and Swahili.

Common problems

What usually goes wrong?

Buyers cannot verify you

Importers wary of unreliable suppliers skip exporters without a professional web presence and verifiable details.

Free email looks risky abroad

International buyers treat free mailboxes with suspicion, especially when payments are involved.

Origin and quality story is missing

Buyers who pay for origin and certification cannot see where and how your produce is grown.

How we solve it

How does NairoHost help?

Product and grade pages

Show products, grades, packaging, seasons and volumes.

Business email on your domain

Correspond with buyers from addresses that match your company website.

Origin and certification pages

Describe growing regions, farmer partners and certifications held.

99.9%

Uptime

Free

SSL on every plan

M-Pesa

Pay yearly in shillings

24/7

Support in English & Swahili

What's included

What should a website for Tea, Coffee & Horticulture Exporters include?

Product catalogue

Tea grades, coffee grades, nuts, fruit or flowers with specifications.

Origin pages

Growing regions, altitude, farmer partners and harvest seasons.

Certifications

Certification schemes and export licences you hold.

Sample request form

Buyers request samples with company and destination details.

Free SSL certificate

Every page and form loads over HTTPS.

Export team email

Addresses for sales, logistics and quality on your domain.

Getting started

How do you get started?

  • Products, grades and seasons
  • Origin and farmer partner information
  • Current certifications and licences
  • Sample request form
  • Business email on your domain
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  1. Document your products

    List products, grades, packaging and seasonal availability.

  2. Tell the origin story

    Photograph farms and describe growing regions and partners.

  3. Publish certifications accurately

    Show only current certifications and licences you hold.

  4. Use it at trade fairs

    Put the address on catalogues, samples and business cards.

Questions

Tea, Coffee & Horticulture Exporters: questions answered

What do international buyers look for on an exporter's website?
Buyers look for products and grades, volumes and seasons, certifications, export licences, company registration, physical address and team. Clear, verifiable details help you pass supplier checks.
Should the website be in other languages?
English works for most buyers. If you target a specific market, key pages in that market's language can help, but keep them accurate and professionally translated.
How do we protect buyers from email fraud?
Use email on your own domain, publish official contact details on the website, and tell buyers you will never change bank details by email alone. Payment redirection scams target exporters and importers.
Which hosting plan suits an exporter?
A company site with product and origin pages runs well on shared hosting. A larger exporter with many products and staff mailboxes may prefer Corporate Hosting, which includes daily backups.
Which domain should an exporter use?
A .com domain is familiar to international buyers, while a .co.ke shows you are a Kenyan company. Many exporters register both and point one at the other.
How do we pay for hosting?
Plans are priced in shillings and can be paid via M-Pesa. Support is available 24/7 in English and Swahili.

Get your exporters website online

Pick a plan, pay with M-Pesa, and talk to support 24/7 in English or Swahili.

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