Online voting built for Africa
Online voting built for Africa.
Kindlyvote is the online voting platform built for Africa — run pageants, awards, elections and contests with free voting worldwide and paid voting on local rails. Live in Nigeria and Ghana. Free to start.
No coding required · Start free · Built for Africa
The voting platform made for African organizers.
Across Africa, organizers run pageants, award shows, campus elections and fan contests — and chase votes across WhatsApp and Instagram with spreadsheets, manual counts and payment screenshots. Kindlyvote replaces all of that with one mobile-first platform your audience can vote from on any phone.
What makes Kindlyvote different is local payments. Where paid voting is supported, your supporters pay with the methods they already use — cards, bank transfer and mobile money — and your earnings are paid out locally. No foreign gateway that declines African cards, no currency gymnastics.
Kindlyvote is live in Nigeria and Ghana, with free audience voting available worldwide — so an organizer anywhere on the continent can start a vote today, and collect votes from the diaspora just as easily as from home.
Mobile-first voting
A clean voting page built for the phones and data plans your audience actually uses — no app, no downloads.
Local payments
Paid voting on local rails — cards, bank and mobile money — with payouts in your own currency, live in Nigeria and Ghana.
Vote from anywhere
Free audience voting works worldwide, so supporters at home and in the diaspora all vote from one link.
Credible & secure
Per-voter de-duplication, rate limiting and a secret-ballot option keep your results trustworthy.
Frequently asked questions
Is Kindlyvote available across Africa?
Free audience voting works worldwide, so organizers anywhere in Africa can run a vote. Paid voting with local payouts is live in Nigeria and Ghana, with more countries being added.
How do people pay to vote in Africa?
Where paid voting is supported, voters pay with local methods — cards, bank transfer and mobile money — and organizers are paid out in their local currency, so there's no foreign-gateway friction.
Which countries have paid voting and payouts?
Nigeria and Ghana today. Free voting is global, and we're expanding paid voting and local payouts to more African markets.
Can supporters in the diaspora vote?
Yes. Voting is online and link-based, so supporters outside Africa can vote from any device — great for events with a global audience.
Is it really free to start?
Yes. You can run an event with free audience voting at no cost. On paid events Kindlyvote simply takes a small commission per paid vote.
More ways to use Kindlyvote
Run your next vote, built for Africa.
Create your event, invite your contestants and start collecting votes with Kindlyvote — free to start.