Why CreatorOS exists
Creators run a business out of six dashboards: a streaming platform, a link page, a payment tool, a Discord bot, a scheduler and a spreadsheet for sponsors. Communities and FiveM servers add a website, a store plugin and a queue script on top. None of it talks to the rest. CreatorOS is the one place where a purchase, a stream start and a player joining are all just events that the rest of your setup reacts to.
What we believe
Payments count when the processor says so
Nothing is granted because a browser said "success". Stripe's signed webhook marks an order paid, then the perk is delivered. Refunds and disputes revoke it. Every webhook is processed exactly once.
We do not store identity documents
Age and identity checks store the outcome and a provider reference — never a document image, a number, a date of birth or a selfie.
Location is opt-in
Player positions are never public by default. Public maps show aggregated zone counts with a minimum threshold; detail is for server admins who turn it on.
Drafts, not surprises
AI features create drafts: inactive products, unpublished posts, disabled automations. A person publishes, prices and deletes.
Every workspace is isolated
Multi-tenant from day one: every row is scoped to a workspace and tested so one tenant cannot read another's data.
Honest failures
If a platform rejects a post or a delivery fails, you see the real error and a retry — not a green tick.
Who it is for
- Streamers on Twitch, YouTube and KICK
- FiveM and GTA RP server owners
- Discord and gaming communities
- Brands that sponsor creators
Where we are
The platform is live and growing module by module. Some social platforms still require app review before posting works for everyone; we say so in the docs rather than pretend. Pricing is on the pricing page and will be finalised with early customers.