For artists & creators who can't email their own fans

The fan list you actually own — not rented reach

One flagged account and years of work goes quiet overnight — that isn't a worst case, it's the terms you already agreed to. A press site with your name on the domain and a fan list you can export change who is holding the audience.

  • A press-ready site and EPK you can hand any booker, blog, or brand in one link
  • Emails and numbers captured from every drop page, show, and merch moment
  • Every domain, login, and list registered to you from day one — no lock-in
Own my fan listTell us about the next drop in two minutes. No card, no pitch, no pressure.
Sound familiar?

What's quietly costing you customers

  • Rented reach

    The feed decides who sees the announcement, and the terms change without a vote. You did the work; a ranking system you can't appeal decides whether it lands in front of anyone.

  • The EPK nobody opens

    A booker asks for one link and gets a dated PDF in a Drive folder. By the time you rebuild it, the slot went to somebody who already looked ready.

  • Drop day scatters

    The release lives across a link-in-bio, three streaming apps, and a DM thread. Momentum splits five ways and dies before it ever compounds.

  • Followers you can't reach

    A follower count is rows on a server you don't administer. Lose the login and you lose the only route you ever had to any of them — no emails, no numbers, nothing.

The offer

Your site, your list, your drop-day machine

  • A fast, cinematic press site and EPK — bio, photos, video, streaming links, and booking contact in one link. From $850.
  • Drop pages built for release day, with pre-save and merch links that capture a name instead of just a click.
  • Harvest OS turning every drop, show, and merch moment into emails and numbers you keep — then following up for you.
  • AI Content Studio feeding your channels in your voice between releases, so the machine runs while you're in the studio.
  • Release-date sequencing — press page, drop page, and pre-save path scoped to be live with runway before your announcement push.
  • Every domain, login, file, and fan record opened in your name from day one — exportable, no lock-in, ever.
  • An optional care plan to keep the site fast, secure, and current between drops.
How we'd build it

The system a creators & media business runs on

  • A press-ready home and EPK

    A fast, cinematic site you own outright — bio, photos, videos, streaming links, and booking contact in one link you can hand any booker, blog, or brand. From $850, with every login registered to you.

  • A fan list you actually own

    Harvest OS captures emails and numbers from every drop page, show, and merch moment, then follows up automatically — so your next announcement lands in inboxes, not just feeds.

  • A drop-day content engine

    AI Content Studio keeps your channels fed in your voice between releases — teasers, clips, and captions on a consistent schedule, so the machine keeps running while you're in the studio.

Why us

Built with excellence, owned by you

We build press sites, release pages, and fan funnels for recording artists and creators right now — this is live client work, not a template we're reselling.

24
metros served across 20 states
$850
where a serious website starts
4
pillars, one house, one strategy
24/7
AI that works while you rest
See it live

Try the AI, right now

Ask Eden anything — she answers as the copilot your business could own. No email, no signup.

No risk

Start with a conversation, not a contract

We won't ask you to sign anything to find out what this should look like. Tell us about the next drop and you'll get a straight plan for the site, the pages, and the list — yours to keep either way.

Own my fan listTell us about the next drop in two minutes. No card, no pitch, no pressure.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Who owns your audience when the account goes dark?

Tell us about the next drop in two minutes. No card, no pitch, no pressure.

Write the vision; make it plain, so that he may run who reads it.
Habakkuk 2:2