CreatorOS keeps revenue, sponsorship deals, analytics, content and team approvals in one place. Track payouts and invoices, move brand deals through a pipeline, and review content before it ships.
Tuesday, Jul 15 · synced 2 min ago
Revenue, sponsorships, content and team. Switch between them to see what each view tracks. Everything here is illustrative sample data.
Analytics, revenue, brand deals, content, team and reporting, each handling a real part of running a creator business.
CreatorOS imports subscribers, views, watch time and engagement from YouTube, TikTok, podcasts, newsletters and streaming, then refreshes them through the day. Compare platforms side by side and spot what's working before the week is out.
Sponsorships, subscriptions, affiliates, ad revenue, merch and memberships tracked as real revenue streams. Send branded invoices, reconcile payouts against Stripe and PayPal, and export monthly summaries your accountant will actually accept.
Move every brand deal from Lead Received to Negotiation, Contract Sent, Campaign Active and Payment Received. Store contracts, track deliverables and deadlines, and assign an owner so nothing goes cold in your inbox.
A calendar for scheduled uploads, drafts, sponsored posts and campaign launches. Assign each piece to an editor, route it through content approvals, and publish to YouTube, TikTok and your newsletter on schedule.
Give editors, managers and coordinators their own role and permissions. Assign tasks, leave comments, request approvals and keep ownership clear, without a dozen group chats and a shared spreadsheet.
Reports that summarize what worked: best-performing content, revenue growth, audience shifts and recommended next actions. Export a branded PDF or share a live link a sponsor can open after a campaign.
A proposed plan structure for the concept. There is no checkout, and nothing here charges a card.
For new creators getting organized.
For full-time solo creators.
For creators running a small team.
For agencies managing many creators.
Every plan includes analytics, content planning and the sponsorship pipeline. Figures are illustrative.
Not yet. This is a product concept by Hadged Development that demonstrates how a creator-business workspace could look and work. The dashboard you can explore here is interactive, but accounts, billing and live integrations are not available.
The concept covers the places creators publish and get paid: YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Instagram, Spotify and podcast hosts, plus revenue tools like Stripe, Patreon and Shopify. The Integrations page marks which of these are designed versus still conceptual.
Four views: Revenue (income by stream, payouts and invoices), Sponsorships (a five-stage deal pipeline), Content (a calendar with approvals) and Team (who's working on what and what's awaiting review). You can switch between them in the preview above.
The concept gives editors, producers and managers their own role. Content moves into an approval queue before it publishes, so the account owner can review or send notes back. The preview shows the approval flow with sample data.
No. Every figure, name and chart in the dashboard is illustrative sample data created to show the interface. Nothing connects to a real account or platform.
The pricing is a proposed plan structure, not a live offer. There is no checkout, and nothing on this site charges or stores a payment method.
Open the interactive dashboard and move through revenue, sponsorships, content and team approvals, all with illustrative sample data.