A worship leader singing into a microphone, a raised hand in the foreground

For African Christian musicians

Streaming made you heard.ENKORE makes you paid.

Sell your music, merch, tickets and bookings straight to your own congregation — in their currency, on the payment rails they actually use — and keep the record of every person who supports you.

85–90%

Of every sale stays with you

R50k

Then commission stops for the year

40–60%

Of the platform owned by musicians

2014

Trading with African musicians since


What you get
01

A storefront, not a profile

Music, merch, tickets and a Community Wall on one page at your own address. Set a price, or let people pay what they want above a floor you choose.

02

A community you actually own

Every purchase, ticket and door scan writes a record: who, which city, how much they have given. Our goal is a thousand named supporters per musician — and if you ever leave, the records leave with you.

03

No more WhatsApp and a prayer

A church sends the date, the venue and their budget. You reply with a fee. ENKORE generates an ECTA-compliant contract and holds the money in a Standard Bank escrow trust until you have played.

04

Merch with nothing upfront

Printed and shipped on demand. No boxes in your bedroom, no stock to fund, no risk if a design does not sell.


Nobody is turned away at checkout

Priced in their own money

The aunt at church without a bank card can still buy your song. Four in ten adults in sub-Saharan Africa hold a mobile money account — the highest rate on earth — and almost no platform selling to them can take it.

MTN MoMo

Mobile money

M-Pesa

Mobile money

Paystack

Card & bank

Flutterwave

Card & bank

Visa

Card

Mastercard

Card

You set one price in rand. Supporters see rand, naira or cedi — never dollars.

The part no other platform will offer you

You own a piece of the platform

A co-operative stokvel structure puts 40–60% of ENKORE in the hands of the musicians who use it. Bandcamp was sold twice over the heads of its artists. A platform its musicians own cannot be.

The money, plainly

One subscription, and a commission with a ceiling

Your subscription

US$99 a year

About R150 a month, paid in installments you choose to pay. Nothing is ever charged automatically.

What you keep per sale

Music downloads85–90%
Event tickets90%
Merchandise85%
Booking fees88–90%

The ceiling

R50,000

Once ENKORE has taken R50,000 in commission in a rolling year, it takes nothing more until the year resets. Written into the architecture, not the marketing.

Registered as a worship team, the ceiling is R100,000. Your storefront stays live seven days past a due date.


“I sold more at one church service than in a year of streaming. And I know every person who bought.”
— Thandi Mokoena, worship leader, Soweto

Getting started

Three documents and a photograph

Your ID, a bank confirmation letter and a press photo. A person reviews them in 7 to 21 working days — then your storefront is live at enkoremusic.africa/your-name.

Built for Christian musicians · Built for His glory