The creator problem
You may have the idea, audience and ambition to build something bigger, but not yet have the budget for the team that can help you get there. That can force early creators to stay small or rely on informal promises.
Bring the right people into the work before you can afford a full team. Creator Residuals lets creators and collaborators agree on ongoing revenue shares, so contributors can participate in the value they help create once the content starts earning.
Building a YouTube channel like a real company takes more than one skill. Creators may need editors, writers, researchers, designers or producers long before the business has enough cash to pay everyone what their contribution is worth. At the same time, collaborators deserve a fair way to share in the upside if the work succeeds.
You may have the idea, audience and ambition to build something bigger, but not yet have the budget for the team that can help you get there. That can force early creators to stay small or rely on informal promises.
A collaborator can help create a video that earns for months or years, yet traditional arrangements often end with a single upfront payment — or no realistic way to participate in the future value they helped create.
Creator Residuals lets both sides agree on a project-level revenue share. The creator can bring talent into the business earlier, and contributors can begin earning when the content earns — for as long as the agreement provides.
The prototype is designed around a simple workflow that can sit alongside a creator’s existing content business.
Connect YouTube so project and revenue data can be imported into one workspace.
Attach editors, writers, researchers, designers or other collaborators to the specific content they helped create.
Propose a residual percentage. Terms only become active when both sides agree, with room for requests and counter-offers.
Creator Residuals calculates what is owed as content earns. Payouts are powered through a connected payment provider.
The owner workspace gives creator businesses a single place to understand who is attached to each project and what every agreement is currently worth.
Click any video and see every contributor, percentage and current residual value at a glance.
Owners can propose shares, contributors can request them, and either side can counter before terms become active.
See how much content is earning, how much is being shared and how those residuals change over time.
Translate active agreements into clear amounts owed for each payout cycle.
Contributors can propose a residual for work they contributed rather than relying on informal messages and spreadsheets.
A digital workflow designed for distributed creator teams, multiple projects and eventually multiple revenue platforms.
The public demo focuses on the channel-owner workspace, while the underlying product concept supports both sides of the agreement.
Connect revenue, manage contributor relationships and understand the cost of every active split without rebuilding the calculation every month.
Contributors can have a clear record of agreed percentages, what their work has earned and what is due to them.
Enter the pre-filled demo workspace to explore a realistic creator account with connected YouTube revenue, active contributor splits, pending agreements and simulated payouts.