We build the automated line that Abuja's ecommerce brands run on.
airmirate started with a simple observation: the store owners doing the best work were also the most exhausted — buried in tickets, missed carts, and platforms that never talked to each other. We exist to fix that.
How we got here.
airmirate began in Abuja, working alongside local store owners who were doing everything right — good products, real demand, growing order volume — and still drowning. Every new sale meant another support ticket. Every new platform meant another inbox to check.
We kept seeing the same pattern: brands weren't losing because their product was weak. They were losing because nobody was watching the gaps — the abandoned cart nobody followed up on, the WISMO message that sat unanswered for two days, the customer who quietly churned.
So we built the first version of what's now our two flagship systems — one to handle after-sales support automatically, one to recover the sales that were quietly slipping away. We tested them on our own client stores before offering them to anyone else.
Today, airmirate is an automation agency built entirely around those two problems — not a general "we do everything" agency, but a focused team that goes deep on sales and after-sales automation, using n8n so what we build is actually owned by the client, not rented from another SaaS tool.
The person behind the line.
airmirate is led by someone who's spent his career obsessed with one question: how much can automation take off a business owner's plate?
Michael Daniels
Michael is a certified ecommerce and automation specialist with one focus: making businesses more money while cutting the cost of running them. Every system he builds is judged against that standard — does it grow revenue, remove manual work, or both.
Before founding airmirate, he spent years inside the day-to-day of ecommerce operations — watching good businesses lose money not from bad products, but from slow support, missed carts, and processes that only worked when someone was awake to run them by hand.
That's the problem he built airmirate to solve: businesses that run efficiently 24/7, whether or not anyone is at a desk. Support that answers itself. Revenue that recovers itself. Systems the business owns, not tools it rents.
Who we built this for.
If this sounds like your Tuesday, you're exactly who we built airmirate for.
She runs a growing Shopify and WooCommerce store — and she's the entire support team.
Amaka started her store two years ago selling skincare to customers across Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. Business is good — too good, some weeks. Orders come in from Shopify, from a WooCommerce site she built for a second product line, and from a growing Instagram DM inbox that never really counts as "one platform" but eats hours anyway.
By 10am most days she's already answered fifteen "where is my order" messages. By the afternoon, she's manually checking a spreadsheet to see which customers abandoned their cart last week, meaning to follow up — but rarely getting to it before the discount code has gone stale and the customer has moved on.
She's not looking for more marketing tactics. She's looking for her business to run without her holding every single piece of it in her head. She wants the boring, repetitive parts — status updates, return requests, cart follow-ups — handled automatically, so her actual time goes into sourcing better products and growing the brand.
That's exactly who airmirate is built for — ecommerce owners and small teams across Nigeria running one or more platforms, who are ready to stop being the support desk and the marketing department at the same time.
What we believe.
A few principles that shape every system we build.
You should own what you build
We build on n8n, not a rented SaaS subscription. What we hand you is yours to keep, adjust, and grow.
Automation should feel invisible
The best system is the one your customers never notice — just fast, accurate answers and things arriving on time.
Depth over breadth
We do two things — sales and after-sales automation — extremely well, instead of everything adequately.
Built with Nigerian ecommerce in mind
We understand multi-channel selling, unreliable logistics partners, and the WhatsApp-and-Instagram reality of local commerce.
Numbers over promises
We measure everything we build — response time, recovery rate, ticket volume — and show you the real result.
A human is always one step away
Automation handles the repeatable work. Anything that needs judgment gets escalated to a real person — yours or ours.
Where we're headed.
Started in Abuja
Built the first after-sales automation system for a local skincare brand drowning in WISMO messages.
Moved onto n8n, fully
Rebuilt every system on n8n so clients own their automation instead of renting it — and expanded to WooCommerce and multi-platform brands.
Two flagship systems, one focus
Narrowed to what we do best: Auto-Reply Station for after-sales, Recovery Line for sales automation — now serving stores across Nigeria.
Every Nigerian ecommerce brand, automated
Our goal is simple — no store owner in Abuja, Lagos, or anywhere else should have to be their own entire support desk.
Rooted in Abuja.
We're based in Abuja, and it shapes how we build. We know what it's like to sell across Nigerian cities with different logistics realities, to run a business partly through WhatsApp and partly through a proper storefront, and to grow without a big support team behind you.
That local grounding means the systems we build aren't generic templates pulled from a US ecommerce playbook — they're built for how Nigerian store owners actually operate.
Headquartered in Abuja, FCT — working with clients remotely across Nigeria and beyond.
Shopify, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce store owners across Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt, and nationwide.
Two systems only — sales automation and after-sales automation — built on n8n.
Let's put your store on the line.
Book a 20-minute call — we'll map your current manual work and show you exactly what gets automated first.
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