Bujeti, the finance control platform for African businesses, today launched Bujeti Perks, a new benefits network giving its customers access to more than $2 million in software credits, discounts and partner offers.
Running a business costs far more than payroll and suppliers. Cloud infrastructure, AI tools, analytics platforms, developer software, communications tools and back-office systems all compete for the same operating budget, and those costs rise quickly as companies scale.
Bujeti Perks is designed to reduce that burden.
Customers can now access credits and discounts across the tools they use to build and run their businesses, directly from the same Bujeti account they already use to track spending, manage budgets and approve payments.
“Financial control is not only about seeing where your money goes. It is about making that money go further,” said Cossi Achille Arouko, CEO and co-founder of Bujeti. “With Perks, the platform that helps businesses control spending now helps them reduce it. That is the whole point of a finance control centre.”
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Bujeti Perks launches with nearly 50 offers across cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence, analytics, customer support, sales, communications and business operations.
Customers can access up to $350,000 in Google Cloud credits, $350,000 in Cloudflare credits, $200,000 in Neon credits, $150,000 in Microsoft Azure credits, and up to $100,000 each from AWS, Datadog, Grafana Cloud and Deepgram.
The network also includes discounts on software used by commercial and operations teams, including up to 90% off HubSpot, 93% off Intercom in the first year, one year of Amplitude at no cost, and Zendesk free for up to two years, alongside startup API credits from Anthropic for companies building with AI.
But Bujeti Perks is not only a catalogue of global technology companies.
The network also includes African partners built around the realities of operating on the continent, including 20% off Blacktrigger’s storytelling services across PR and Video Production, 20% off PressOne Africa for business communications, 15% off Ijeworks Media, and 25% off Max-Migold for professional and facility services.
Bujeti says local partnerships are one of the fastest-growing parts of the network, with additional partners being added regularly.
The launch extends Bujeti’s proposition beyond helping businesses manage money to helping them reduce the cost of operating altogether. For companies already paying for cloud infrastructure, AI products and back-office software, those savings can free up capital for hiring, product development, expansion and other growth priorities.
Bujeti Perks is live now and available to all Bujeti customers through their accounts.
Companies that provide products or services used by other businesses can also apply to join the network and make their offers available to the more than 2,000 businesses using Bujeti.
About Bujeti
Bujeti is the finance control centre for African businesses. More than 2,000 companies use Bujeti to run their financial operations, spanning expense management, corporate cards, payment automation, cross-border payments, payroll, invoicing, vendor management and tax, all from one platform with visibility and control over how money moves.
Its AI layer, BRAIN (Bujeti’s Real-time Artificial Intelligence Network) adds four AI Teammates that handle routine finance work automatically, allowing teams to spend more time on decisions and less on repetitive tasks.
Bujeti serves mid-to-large businesses across Nigeria, Kenya and Francophone Africa and has raised $2 million from investors including Y Combinator (W23), Entrée Capital, Voltron Capital, Unpopular VC and Kima Ventures.
Last updated: September 28, 2026
