Jumla jumla company Tanzania's fastest-growing food & essentials delivery app

Msosi App generates revenue primarily through commission on each order placed via the platform, where a percentage—typically between 10% to 20%—is taken from the vendor’s sale. Additionally, the app earns income from delivery fees charged to customers, where a margin is retained after compensating the riders. Beyond this, Msosi can offer paid advertising slots or featured listings for vendors seeking extra exposure. As the business expands, additional revenue streams include direct sales of in-house products such as liquor, rice, or groceries, bulk orders for corporates, and using its delivery fleet to serve external businesses through a “Logistics as a Service” model. In the long term, Msosi also has the potential to monetize customer data insights to benefit suppliers and brands.