You bring the audience,
we build the software.
We build a real subscription product for your niche at our cost. You post about it. You keep a share of the revenue from every customer you bring, for as long as they stay.
Engineers, infrastructure, hosting, development and ongoing maintenance are ours. You contribute the audience and the promotion — not capital. If the product never earns, you are never out of pocket.
- Engineering
- Infrastructure
- Hosting
- Product development
- Ongoing maintenance
What is your audience worth as customers?
The wrong question is what a sponsorship pays. The right one is what your audience is worth once they are paying for something they actually needed.
Drag me Move the three sliders. Every number on the right recalculates as you go — try your own audience.
Share is negotiated per creator, on the call. The slider is here so you can see the shape of it, not to quote you a number.
Engineers who have shipped this before.
You are not handing your niche to a freelancer and hoping. The people writing the product have built and run software at companies where it had to stay up.
A sponsorship pays once. This pays every month.
You are not being paid for an advertisement. You own a share of the economics of a product your audience brought into existence — and it keeps paying for as long as they stay.
Post, payment, over.
Every customer, every month.
Three moving parts.
We build
We take the problem your audience keeps complaining about and turn it into a real subscription product. Our engineers, our money, our maintenance.
You post
You tell your audience about it the way you already talk to them. Two to four posts a month, on the platforms you already use.
You earn
Every customer who arrives through your link is attributed to you, and you take your negotiated share of what they pay — monthly, for as long as they stay.
It does not take a big audience.
It takes a specific one. Forty thousand people who have the exact problem beats half a million who do not.
That is the example in the calculator above. Under one percent of a mid-sized, well-matched audience.
Who this is for.
If most of these are true, we should talk. If none of them are, we will probably not be much use to each other.
- Your audience owns or operates businesses.
- They have a problem that comes back every week.
- You understand that problem better than an outsider could.
- You already post consistently, without being paid to.
- Roughly 5,000+ genuinely engaged followers.
How Zerevit works.
You apply
You tell us your niche and what your audience complains about. Five questions, about two minutes.
We pressure-test it
Before anyone writes code, we check the problem is real, recurring, and worth paying to end. Some ideas do not survive this. That is the point of it.
We build it
Four to six weeks to a product people can pay for. You see it as it comes together.
You post, we track
You get a link that is yours. Every customer who arrives through it is attributed to you, and stays attributed.
You get paid
Monthly, on your negotiated share. If you stop posting, attribution holds for six more months.
Tell us what your audience complains about.
That complaint is the beginning of a company. Tell us what it is, and we will tell you whether we can build it.