If you make AI video, you can launch a drop here. Set a goal, presell it to an audience, and get funded in milestones as you deliver — no application queue, no gatekeeping on who gets to try. Every drop is reviewed before it goes public, and that's the only bar.
The two things creators have had to choose between, combined.
Get you funded, then the relationship ends. No built-in audience, no ongoing revenue.
Buy your show outright for a flat fee — you hand over the IP and any upside with it.
Presale funding to get you into production, then a premiere that pays you per view. You keep the IP the whole way through.
No negotiation, no tiers of access — this is the deal on every drop.
That's it. The unlock share covers hosting, playback, and the paywall — the 75% is yours, for as long as people keep watching.
20% at greenlight, 40% at rough cut, 40% at premiere — money as you deliver, not one lump sum you have to stretch across the whole shoot.
Everyone's first drop caps at $15K. Ship it on time and the cap moves up — track record is the only thing that raises it.
We never take a stake in your show. Backers get perks — early access, exclusives, credits — never a piece of what you made.
From pitch to a premiere that keeps paying you.
Upload a trailer, set a funding goal and reward tiers, and disclose your AI tools. We review it and get you live.
Hit your goal and backers are charged. You're paid in three milestones as you deliver — 20% at greenlight, 40% at rough cut, 40% at premiere — not one lump sum you have to stretch across the whole shoot.
Your backers watch free. New viewers pay per episode or season, and you keep 75% of that — we keep 25% for hosting, playback, and the paywall.
Anyone can build a drop. These are what an editor checks before it goes public.
Nobody is charged, you're not on the hook for anything, and you're free to try again.
Short drama is where we're starting, but the platform is built for any AI-generated video that needs to charge for itself.
No. Backers get non-monetary perks — early access, exclusives, credits — never a stake in your show.
An editor reads it by hand, usually within 2 business days. Nothing is public until it clears — and you can keep as many drafts as you like while you work.
Building a drop is free and takes an afternoon. You only need backers once it's live.