Six apps to sell one eBook.One link on Cradigg.
Cradigg is a marketplace for eBooks, templates, guides and expert services. We are a small team of African builders who got tired of watching talented people lose sales in the gaps between WhatsApp, DMs and bank alerts. So we built the place we wished existed.
Ada, template seller
Instagram DMs, 11:42pm
Hi, is the Excel budget template still available?
Yes 🙌 send ₦4,500 to my Opay
Sent! Please confirm
Abeg wait, I am checking my alert…
It has been 2 hours 😭
Seen 1:58amPayment confirmed
Budget-Template.xlsx is ready to download.
Download fileHere is what actually goes wrong.
Nobody planned for this. It is just what happens when selling and buying are stitched together from tools that were never meant to work as one.
The "did you pay?" loop
Transfer screenshots can be faked and alerts arrive late, so you stay up checking.
Files lost in chats
Delivered on WhatsApp, buried in a thread, gone when the phone changes.
A shop made of screenshots
Prices live in a post and change in the DMs. Nobody knows the real one.
Tools not built for Naira
Many global platforms were never designed around local banks and local payments.
Who do I trust?
Paying a stranger’s personal account for a file you have not seen.
No way to compare
Finding the right expert means messaging ten people and waiting on all of them.
Paid, now wait
You pay today and get the file "later". Sometimes later is tomorrow.
No one to ask
When something goes wrong there is no receipt, no record and no support.
Talent was never the problem.
Across Africa, thousands of people know how to write, design, teach, code, plan and coach. Their skills are real and their products are valuable. The infrastructure around them was never built for them.
Sellers juggled Gumroad, WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, manual transfers and half-working websites. Buyers who needed expert help had nowhere to compare, hire and pay safely. Everyone did double work and lost money in the gap.
We built Cradigg because we needed it. Then we opened it up to everyone.
From upload to paid in four moves.
- 1
Upload once
Add your eBook, template, guide or service with a price. That is the whole setup.
- 2
Share one link
Drop it in your bio, your status or your DMs. One link replaces screenshots and price lists.
- 3
Buyer pays on the page
They search, compare and check out without leaving. No account numbers, no "pls confirm".
- 4
File lands instantly
Delivery starts the moment payment clears. You get paid properly and sleep through the night.
Your Tuesday night, two ways.
Tap to flip it. Same business, same product, very different evening.
- Checking transfer alerts at midnight
- Resending the same file to the third buyer
- Answering "is this available?" again and again
- Chasing a buyer who went quiet
- Updating prices in five places
Three things, done properly.
Digital resources
eBooks, templates, courses, guides, planners. The useful things people already make, now easy to sell.
Expert services
Design, writing, consulting, coaching, development. Real people you can hire and pay securely.
Creator stores
One link that turns a scattered Instagram presence into a proper storefront.
What we will not trade away.
Trust over hype
We would rather ship slowly and be reliable than ship quickly and be wrong.
Built with creators
Every feature was shaped by listening to the people using it.
Value over noise
We do not need to be the loudest marketplace. We just need to be useful.
Africa first
Local realities, local payments, local currencies. Built here, for here.
Straight from buyers.
“I needed ready-made Excel templates for my business. I found a bundle on Cradigg, paid for it and got the files straight away.”
File delivered
Cletus EnumahClient, Lagos“I bought a study resource on Cradigg when I was preparing for an exam. After payment, I got access immediately.”
File delivered
Jessica AdebayoClient, Abuja“I was looking for Canva templates I could edit for my business. I found a pack that matched what I needed and started right away.”
File delivered
MercyMary AsukuClient, LagosA small team. On purpose.
Okiemute Eyez
FounderStarted Cradigg after watching too many talented creators lose money to scattered tools, manual transfers, and platforms that were never designed for them. Still building it, one feature at a time.
Your link is waiting.
If you have read this far, thank you. Come see what we are building, or put your own work on a single link.
Built in Africa, for Africa