NexaWhy you can trust us, and when you shouldn't trust anyone.
South Africans have been promised a lot online: forex profits, crypto "returns", schemes that pay you to recruit. Most of it ended with people losing money they didn't have. NexaHQ is built to be the opposite.
How NexaHQ works
We teach practical skills that people and small businesses already pay for, using free tools on a phone. You pay us for the teaching, the templates and the systems. We don't take a cut of what you earn, and you never have to recruit anyone.
We're an online-only business. All teaching and support happens on this website, by email and in our WhatsApp community. We will never ask you to meet in person, and never ask for your banking PIN, OTP or passwords.
What we promise
- Every course teaches a skill with real, local demand, and every lesson ends with a task that produces real work.
- We only teach free tools. If a paid tool is ever useful, we'll say it's optional.
- Suggested prices are clearly marked as our advice, not as what you'll definitely earn.
- Facts on this site come with a source. If we get something wrong, email us and we'll fix it.
- A fair 7-day guarantee: if it's not for you after the first lessons, you get a full refund. See how it works.
Earnings disclaimer
We do not guarantee that you'll earn any money, get a job, or get clients. What you earn depends on the work you put in, your area, the demand there and many things outside our control. Many people who buy a course never finish it or never use it. Any prices or earnings mentioned on this site are examples and suggestions, not promises or typical results.
Red flags, anywhere online
Whether it's us or anyone else, walk away if you see:
- A promise of a fixed income, like "R10,000 a month guaranteed".
- Being paid mainly for bringing in other people.
- Pressure to pay today, or a price that keeps going up as you hesitate.
- Being asked to pay for a job, an interview or "training" before a job.
- Anyone asking for your banking PIN, OTP or online banking password.
Where our facts come from
Checked in November 2026. Laws, prices and figures change, so always check the official source before making a big decision.
- Unemployment (33.6% overall, 47.4% for ages 15 to 34, Q2 2026): Stats SA Quarterly Labour Force Survey, reported by SAnews. Full release at statssa.gov.za.
- 1.9 million non-VAT-registered businesses (2023): Stats SA, "South Africa's informal economy: a lifeline for millions", based on the Survey of Employers and the Self-Employed.
- SAYouth.mobi (free, zero-rated, ages 18 to 34): Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator.
- Tax threshold R99,000 for under-65s, 2026/27: National Treasury and SARS, Budget 2026 Tax Guide. Provisional tax rules at sars.gov.za.
- Google Business Profile (free, verification methods): Google Business Profile Help.
- Direct marketing by WhatsApp, SMS and email needs consent: Protection of Personal Information Act, section 69. Guidance from the Information Regulator.
- .co.za domain prices (about R70 to R320 a year at retail): registrar guidance from 1-grid. The ZADNA wholesale fee went up 6.2% on 1 October 2026.
- Free tools: WhatsApp Business, Canva (free plan), Google Sites.