Your own live channel. On Stan.
Your screen.Their front row.
Write it. Edit it. Build it. Let fans join you live. Share your computer screen and voice, chat as you work and earn from monthly channel subscriptions.
No camera, script, travel or post-production. Just your computer, voice and audience.
Give fans more than a finished post
They follow your content.
Now let them in.
Let readers watch your next chapter take shape. Let fans hear a track come together. Let followers help you pick a design. They get time with you. You get a new way to earn.
What would you share? ↗They see what you see.
Open your writing app, editing timeline, design file or browser. Share that computer window so fans can follow along.
They hear your thinking.
Explain why you cut that scene, rewrote that line or changed the beat. Fans hear you as the work happens.
They join the conversation.
“Try the other colour.” “How did you make that sound?” Fans comment, you reply, and their ideas can change what happens next.
What would you go live with?
Do your thing.
Bring your people.
Your next video. Your next chapter. Your next big idea. If it happens on your computer, bring fans along.
Sample channels. Open one and try a viewer suggestion to see the work change.
Make live part of your creator business
Show the work. Answer the questions.
Bring fans closer to buying.
Walk through your digital product. Show a technique from your course.
Answer questions about your next launch, live on your computer screen.
Give fans a useful first session, even before they become channel subscribers.
An ongoing reason to subscribe
Give fans a reason
to subscribe.
Your own channel, with followers, go-live alerts and regular sessions fans can return to. A weekly walkthrough. A Friday edit. A monthly catch-up around your latest project. Give fans a reason to subscribe and come back.
Explore the potential
illustrative gross subscription revenue / month
Illustrative gross revenue, not an earnings forecast. Before fees, taxes, refunds and costs. Actual earnings depend on paying subscribers and retention. Pricing, fees and membership access would be agreed with Stan.
Built around the way you work
Open your computer.
Open up your world.
At your desk. On the sofa. Away from home. Bring your computer and an internet connection.
Make it your channel.
Name your channel, tell fans what you’ll share and add the link to your Stan store and socials.
Give fans a reason to return.
Give your session a regular slot. Fans follow your channel and can get an email when you go live.
Share, talk and connect.
Choose a computer window, share it and start talking. Fans watch, ask questions and throw ideas into the mix.
Another way to share what you know
Take it further with
live masterclasses.
Know a clever editing trick? A better way to build a beat? Run a paid live class, show fans how it works and answer their questions.
From rough cut
to a stronger story.
Shared editing screen · Live explanation · Audience Q&A
For the Stan team
Your brand.
Our live technology.
Creators earn from their fans.
Stan could earn from a live add-on.
The streaming tech
is already built.
We’d give the platform Stan branding. Creators could link to their live channels from their Stan stores, inviting fans to watch, chat and subscribe.
GAWP® provides the technology and works with your team to get it ready for launch.
Let’s talk Stan LIVE ↗The opportunity for Stan
More live creators.
More revenue for Stan.
Creators could add live channels to their Stan stores. Stan could charge a monthly live add-on fee or include live in an upgraded plan.
That means another reason to choose Stan, another reason to keep using it, and a potential new source of recurring revenue.
Try the numbers. What could that look like?
Explore the potential
Stan live add-on revenue example
Illustrative Stan add-on revenue
$15,000per monthA fixed monthly creator fee, rather than a share of fan payments. Illustrative assumptions only, not a forecast or proposed price. Before costs, taxes, refunds and any GAWP® charges. Final pricing and commercial terms would be agreed.
A few good questions
Your channel.
Your kind of live.
Do I have to be on camera?
No. Share your computer screen and voice. No camera, lighting setup or need to get dressed for a shoot.
What can viewers see?
Your chosen computer window or workspace. Close private information and notifications before broadcasting, and share only content you have permission to broadcast.
How could I earn?
Fans could subscribe to your live channel each month or pay for a masterclass. Free sessions can give them a taste. Prices, fees and payment arrangements would be agreed with Stan.
The content is already on your computer
Give your audience
a front-row seat.
Share what you do. Let fans join in. Give them a reason to subscribe.