Most creators price their audience by the brand deal — a one-time payment for a post that’s forgotten in a week. A subscription app prices it by the relationship: recurring revenue, every month, that compounds. Move the sliders to see the difference.
Recurring revenue the app could add
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Estimates, not a promise. Real numbers depend on your niche, how you introduce it, and the product. We keep the defaults deliberately conservative — strong creator apps convert well above these. 1 A subscription app is an asset you can sell. Profitable consumer-subscription businesses trade at roughly 3–5× annual revenue; we show a conservative 3×. Comps: Runna (running app, acquired by Strava 2025), Deliciously Ella (acquired by Hero Group 2023), and Calm/Headspace-tier consumer subscriptions have transacted in this range.
How we get to that number
We deliberately don’t multiply your whole following by a price — that’s the fantasy math that gets creators burned. Instead we work down to the people who’d actually pay:
A brand deal pays once for attention you’ve already earned. A subscription app pays every month for a relationship you already have — and it’s an asset you own and can sell.
Drop your email and we’ll send a personalized one-page model — your realistic subscriber range, the right price for your niche, and what the app should do to hit it.
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