
Grow with us.
Affiliates, resellers, institutions, agencies and investors: there are several ways to work with ERA beyond hiring us.
Affiliates & referrers
Introduce clients or sell TidyMate subscriptions to your network and earn a reward on every paying referral.
Resellers
IT firms and agencies can resell EduCoreX, TidyMate and our web packages, with us handling the engineering.
Schools & institutions
Host SmarTechKid clubs and holiday programmes, pilot EduCoreX, or co-run staff training.
Government & agencies
IT departments, event technology, digital records and staff training, as for EBSHIA.
Technology & hardware partners
Local installation, integration and support for smart locks, IoT and access systems.
Pilot partners
Print shops for PrintForge, farm clusters and vendors for KUZINN, families for Cheta.
Market size & opportunity
We sell to parts of Nigeria's economy that are large, under-served and going digital fast. These are public figures, not our own projections.

MSMEs in Nigeria
About 46% of GDP and nearly 88% of employment.
SMEDAN / NBS
Internet subscriptions
Up by more than 17 million in a year.
NCC, July 2026
Under 30
A huge pool of learners and future engineers.
National Population Commission
Health-insurance coverage, Ebonyi
Public services need digital records and verification.
EBSHIA report 2023–2026

Services fund the products
Paid client work across eight service lines keeps product bets alive without depending on outside money.
Recurring revenue is built in
TidyMate subscriptions, EduCoreX support, hosting and monthly care plans.
Products with real users
TidyMate is live on the Microsoft Store; EduCoreX runs daily in two schools.
A built-in talent and sales channel
SmarTechKid, Fangle and ERA Academy create users, interns, engineers and resellers.
Trusted by institutions
A state agency, schools, a leading IT training institute and private firms.
Investor pack on request. Financials, product metrics and our detailed plan are shared under NDA.
We are not asking anyone to bet on an idea. We are asking partners to help scale things that already work.