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Cirrden helps African creators earn from their existing audience through paid videos, bundles, subscriptions, and paid communities.

Cirrden is a creator-focused video monetization platform for YouTubers, filmmakers, writers, gamers, and other indie creatives who want to earn directly from their audiences.
Key capabilities include:
Available on Web, Android, and iOS, following a rebuilt (V2) web experience launched on June 15, 2026 and the release of native mobile apps on both platforms.
It targets individual creators, primarily in Nigeria (reported as roughly 96% of its user base), with additional reach in Ghana and South Africa, and payouts supporting naira, cedis, and rand.
Notable for combining video hosting, community access, and creator payouts in one platform designed to address monetization constraints faced by African creators. Cirrden was founded in 2024 by Goodness Ezeokafor and is based in Jos, Nigeria; it is bootstrapped and, as of mid-2026, was raising a pre-seed funding round.
As of Oct 5, 2026, Cirrden is rated 5.0 on the App Store from 1 review and 4.7 on Google Play from 7 reviews with 500+ installs.
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Cirrden is a web-based video monetization platform that lets creators sell access to videos and communities directly to fans. Creators can upload videos or link YouTube content, then earn through subscriptions, pay-per-content, tips, donations, and memberships.
Cirrden charges a fixed monthly subscription rather than taking a cut of creator earnings. Plans are Starters at ₦5,000 or $10 per month (up to 10 video uploads), Diamond at ₦15,000 or $25 per month (up to 50 uploads), and Gold at ₦30,000 or $40 per month (unlimited uploads plus automatic withdrawals). A separate payout fee applies: capped at 1.5% (maximum ₦1,000) for local currency withdrawals, or a flat $1 for USD withdrawals, with lower payout fees on higher-tier plans.
Cirrden is built mainly for African markets, with a strong focus on Nigeria, reported as roughly 96% of its user base. It supports payouts in local and global currencies, including naira, cedis, and rand.
You can sign up for Cirrden by creating a free account at cirrden.com/create-account, then set up your creator profile and choose a subscription plan to start uploading or linking videos.
Yes, Cirrden has native mobile apps for Android and iOS. You can download the Android app on Google Play or the iOS app on the App Store.
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