Managing multiple creators on one platform

Onboarding that sticks

• Get the profile complete before promoting the link — incomplete pages convert badly.
• Set an initial call rate and duration rather than leaving defaults.
• Publish at least one bundle or membership tier at launch, so there is more than one way to buy.
• Decide whether the creator will pursue verification, and do it early.

Keeping pricing coherent across a roster

Roster-wide price consistency is not the goal — creators differ in audience and demand. What matters is that each creator's own ladder makes sense: a short screening call, a full call, and at least one non-time-based product so income is not capped by their calendar.

Reading the numbers

Revenue alone hides the useful signal. Compare how much of each creator's income depends on live time versus content and memberships. Rosters that are entirely time-based plateau; rosters with recurring revenue keep growing while creators take time off.

Failure modes to avoid

• Promoting a link before the page is finished.
• Setting prices so low that screening stops working.
• Relying on a single traffic source for the whole roster.
• Treating creator accounts as agency property — they are not, and creators can leave with their audience.

Register an agency account

Invite your roster, track earnings across creators, and earn on attributed revenue.