Your technology and growth partner in West Africa

SBCGrow is a Dakar-based group with three divisions. SBCGrow Agency designs, builds and ranks multilingual websites, e-commerce stores and real-estate platforms. SBCGrow Consulting installs performance management and digitalization systems in companies of 20–300 employees. SBCGrow Distribution acts as the in-country partner for overseas software and hardware vendors selling into Senegal and the WAEMU zone.

Yes — every project in our portfolio is live and clickable. AfriqueRealty is a prestige real-estate platform for the Senegalese market (Next.js, Sanity CMS, FR/EN). Platinum Edge Almadies is the launch site for a 26-unit luxury residence in Dakar (FR/EN). World Trans Group is a trilingual corporate site for a 25-year-old logistics group (EN/FR/DE). We build the sites and then run the search operations that get them indexed and ranking.

We act as your in-country partner so you do not need to open an office. We represent your product locally — prospecting, demos and negotiation with Senegalese and WAEMU businesses under your brand and pricing rules — invoice and collect in XOF through our local structure, handle customs clearance and delivery for hardware, and provide first-line support and onboarding for your customers in French. For tax and regulatory questions specific to your situation, consult your own counsel.

Senegal is our home market and where we operate directly from Dakar. We extend into the WAEMU zone — Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, Burkina Faso, Benin, Togo, Niger and Guinea-Bissau — through our partner network. Web and SEO work is delivered remotely and is not limited by geography.

Pricing is on request. Every engagement is scoped after a short discovery call, because a website build, a performance-management installation and a distribution agreement have fundamentally different shapes. We quote in FCFA for local clients and will work in your currency for international distribution agreements.

Yes. French is our primary working language for the Senegalese and WAEMU market — sales conversations, contracts, delivery and customer support all happen in French. We also work in English, which is usually the language of our distribution partnerships with overseas vendors. Our sites are built multilingual by default.

We combine three things that are usually bought separately: we build the technology, we install the operating systems around it, and we can sell and support a foreign product on the ground in West Africa. For a local SME that means one partner instead of three. For an overseas vendor it means a local presence without a local entity.