Zana
Zana handles the marketplace for AI
Zana launched on June 23, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Across Africa, a new generation of builders is creating prompts, AI agents, datasets, and research that the rest of the world needs. Zana exists so they can sell that work without fighting payment gateways, currency conversion, or platforms that weren't built with them in mind. Whether you're buying a prompt pack for your next project or selling the agent you spent months refining, Zana handles the marketplace, payments, and delivery — so you can focus on the work.
Buy AI prompts, AI agents, datasets and research reports from African creators — or start selling your own AI work. Fast payouts in Naira and USD.
Zana is Africa's only marketplace built for AI creators — list your prompts, agents, and tools and receive payouts within 24 hours. Sellers connect a server they already run; buyers subscribe and plug it into their own AI client. Pick an agent and subscribe — billed monthly or annually, cancel anytime. Copy your unique connection URL and access token from your library. Use it in Claude Desktop, Cursor, or your own agent — no setup on our end. Explore prompts, agents, datasets and reports from creators across Africa. Pay in Naira with Visa, Mastercard or Verve — anywhere in the world, via Paystack. Download files or plug an agent into Claude, Cursor or your ownfrom usezana.app
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