A product lab for creators

Your audience is your launch.

We team up with creators to build apps and software that fans actually want. We design it, build it, run it. You bring the audience. We split the revenue.

You make the content. We make the product.

No upfront cost. No dev team to hire. Four steps from idea to a product your fans pay for.

01

Apply

Tell us about you and your audience. We look for creators with fans who trust them.

02

Co-design

We dig into your comments and DMs to find the product your audience keeps asking for.

03

We build

Our team designs, codes and ships it. You stay in the loop without writing a line.

04

Launch & earn

You introduce it to your fans. We run the product. Revenue is shared, every month.

Creators who stopped renting their audience.

Maya R.
@maya.moves
48k users
“I posted one reel about it and woke up to a waitlist. Offstage did everything I would never have had time for.”
Maya R. · Habit tracker app
Lio M.
@lensbylio
12k subscribers
“My fans kept asking how I edit. Now they pay for the answer, and I earn while I shoot.”
Lio M. · Photo presets tool
Sam T.
@soumath
#3 in Education
“They treated it like my product, not theirs. Every decision went through me.”
Sam T. · Daily math puzzles

Questions, answered.

No. Offstage covers design, development, hosting and support. We only make money when the product does, through a revenue share agreed upfront.

Engagement matters more than follower count. Most of our partners have 50k+ followers with an audience that comments, shares and buys.

It is co-owned. Your name, brand and audience stay yours, and the partnership terms are written down before we build anything.

A few hours during co-design, quick feedback during the build, and a few posts at launch. We handle the rest.

Mobile apps, web tools, communities and subscriptions. Whatever fits your audience best.

Got fans? Let's build.

Tell us who you are and what your audience is into. We review every application and reply within 5 working days.

Where's your audience?