Creator Hub is a place to publish content to an audience and charge for it, next to the inbox where you already talk to those people.
What it does
You set up a creator profile with a name, a summary about yourself and its own page address. Then you publish pieces of content, each with a title, a summary, a body and optional media.
Every piece controls its own access: public for anyone, members or subscribers only, or paid at a price you set. Content can be kept as a draft, published, or archived.
Subscribers are managed in the hub, and a stats view covers subscribers, likes, purchases and revenue.
Who it is for
- Creators and teachers whose audience is already in their conversations rather than on a separate platform.
- Anyone who wants a paid tier for some pieces and an open one for others, decided per piece rather than per account.
How it works inside the inbox
- Install Creator Hub from Extensions.
- Create your creator profile with a name, an about section and a page address.
- Create a piece of content with its title, summary and body.
- Choose its access: public, subscribers only, or paid with a price.
- Publish it, or keep it as a draft until it is ready, then open Stats for subscribers, likes, purchases and revenue.
What it can access
The extension works with the creator profile you set up, the content you publish and your subscriber list. Your public page shows what you chose to make public.
Like every extension in the marketplace, it asks for narrow, specific permissions that an admin reviews on the install screen, and platform admins can suspend any extension instantly.