For independent creators
Keep your fans.
Keep your money.
You know what you grossed. Do you know what you actually kept? Track income across every platform, see what's left after the cuts and the tax, and never sign a bad agency contract again.
- Flat price. No revenue share, ever.
- We never touch your money — we only read the numbers.
- We never store your content.
What do you actually keep?
Move the sliders. No signup.
Every tool you've been offered reports your gross.
Gross is the number that makes a 40% commission sound reasonable. It's also the only number most creators ever see. The one that matters — what's left after the platform, the agency, the chargebacks and the tax — nobody shows you.
The management software isn't for you
The big platforms in this space cost $40–$95 per creator, per month — pricing that only makes sense when the buyer manages several creators. They're built for agencies, sold to agencies, and optimised for messages sent per hour. Not for your bottom line.
Ordinary accounting software doesn't understand you
It has no idea a platform takes 20% off the top, that an agency takes another 40%, or that a chargeback three weeks later can claw back money you already spent. It has no category for wardrobe, props, chatters, or takedown services.
So April arrives as a surprise
Nobody withholds tax for you. If you haven't been setting money aside all year — at the right percentage — the bill lands on income you've already lived on. This is the most common way a good year turns into a bad one.
True Net
One number that's actually yours.
We follow every dollar from the moment a fan pays it to the moment it's genuinely yours to spend — and show you each hand it passes through on the way.
Most creators discover they keep somewhere between 30% and 50% of what they earn. Almost nobody guesses it correctly beforehand.
See your numberIllustrative. Your numbers come from your own income.
Contract review — free
Read the contract before it reads you.
Upload an agency agreement and we'll go through it clause by clause against 18 patterns that reliably cost creators money or control — then hand you the exact language to send back.
Reports of creators losing six figures to agencies that promised the world aren't rare, and disputes have climbed sharply — usually over exit clauses and commission terms that were sitting in the contract all along.
Check a contract freeOne free review, no card. We delete uploads automatically and never train on them.
Everything the business side needs.
One place, built for how this work actually pays.
Income across every platform
Subscriptions, unlocks, tips, customs, brand deals and cash — in one ledger, with each platform's cut applied automatically and multi-currency handled at the rate on the day.
Tax you can plan for
Self-employment tax, income tax, the deduction for half your SE tax, and the 20% qualified business income deduction — worked out as you earn, with a percentage to hold back from every payout.
Quarterly payments, on time
Due dates, amounts, and the safe-harbour figure that protects you from an underpayment penalty however well the year goes. Plus what you've actually set aside versus what you should have.
Chargebacks as real losses
Log every dispute, track whether you won or lost it, watch your dispute rate, and get flagged when the same person disputes twice. No other tool treats this as the financial event it is.
Deductions that fit this job
28 categories including wardrobe, props, equipment, chatters, editors, agency fees and takedown services — each with an honest note on how well it holds up, not just a promise that it will.
Is the agency worth it?
One screen comparing what you keep now against what you'd keep without them — including the extra tax you'd owe, so the answer is honest rather than flattering.
Payout reconciliation
Match what a platform said it would send against what actually landed. The gaps are usually small and constant — which is exactly why nobody catches them.
Equipment and mileage
Depreciation on cameras, lights and computers, Section 179 when it's better to write it off at once, and a mileage log at the current standard rate.
Built for your accountant
A clean profit-and-loss, expenses mapped to the right Schedule C lines, and your chargeback and mileage logs — so handing things over takes a minute, not a weekend.
Works with
Not affiliated with any of these. Enter income by hand or import a statement — we never ask for your platform password.
Built to be safe to use.
This is financial software for a job that people are still weird about. We designed around that instead of pretending it away.
We never touch your money
No payouts, no escrow, no holding funds. We read numbers. Your earnings go from the platform to you, exactly as they do now.
We never store your content
There's no upload for photos or video. Receipts, invoices and contracts only. It isn't a setting — the capability doesn't exist.
We never ask for your passwords
No platform logins, ever. Anyone asking for those — including an agency — is asking for your whole business.
Discreet mode
A neutral page title and a muted theme, so you can do your books on a train without explaining anything to anyone.
Your legal name stays private
Kept separate from your stage name, used only where a tax calculation genuinely needs it, and never shown anywhere else.
Leave whenever you like
Export everything, delete everything, yourself, without emailing support. It would be strange to build the anti-lock-in tool and then lock you in.
Flat price. No revenue share.
The tools built for agencies charge per creator, and one of the biggest also takes a percentage of sales on top. We think that's the wrong way round.
Pro
- Every platform, unlimited entries
- Unlimited contract reviews
- Full tax engine + quarterly payments
- Chargebacks, payouts, equipment, mileage
- Accountant export
Questions
Find out what you actually keep.
Free to start. No card. About five minutes to your first real number.