A whole roster, one network.
A branded platform for every creator you represent, with commission splits that settle themselves and one view across the portfolio. Pick the plan by how much is flowing through the network, not by seat count.
Pay annually and get 3 months free!
Starter
yournetwork.com (custom domain)
All basic features, plus:
- Keep 90% of every sale
- A branded platform per creator
- Automated revenue splits
- Roster-wide reporting
- Your own custom domain
Business
Most popularyournetwork.com (custom domain)
Everything in Starter, plus:
- Custom transaction fees
- Discounts based on volume
- Per-creator permissions and access
- Marketplace or Discover layout
- Priority onboarding and support
Non-inclusive of processing, charged separately at cost by our payment partners.
Which plan is cheaper for you
Business costs $520 more a month and takes 5 percentage points less of every sale. They break even at about $10,400 a month flowing through the network. Below that, Starter costs you less. Above it, Business does, and the gap widens as the roster grows.
Frequently asked questions.
Business costs $520 more a month but takes 5 percentage points less of every sale. Those cancel out at roughly $10,400 a month flowing through the network. Below that Starter is cheaper; above it Business is, and the gap widens as the roster grows.
Their own branded platform on their own domain, so nothing on the fan-facing side reads as an agency product. You get the roster view above it: revenue per creator, membership counts, churn and payouts in one dashboard.
Their platform and their members go with them. The member list, the payment relationship and the content belong to the creator, which is usually more ownership than they had on a third-party page and makes the arrangement easier to sign.
You configure a split per creator once, and it settles automatically on every payout rather than being invoiced after the fact. The agency is paid at the same moment the creator is, so commission stops being a collection problem.
Kulcho takes 10% of a sale on Starter and 5% on Business, which covers hosting, security and running the platform. Payment processing is separate and charged at cost by our payment provider, so those figures are before processing rather than after it.
Just one creator?
A single storefront starts free, and moves to your own domain when it earns its keep.