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Sell musicians one link that collects their fans' videos

A simple tool that gives musicians and creators one shareable link where fans upload videos. The creator then uses those videos in their own content and pays a subscription for the tool.

The hard part: getting your first musicians and their managers to try it, since the tool is simple and the buyers are hard to reach.

Setup 1 weekRuns $30/moYour time A weekly check-inReadiness Readiness 62 out of 100Some detailHow we score thisNeeds ClaudeSupabaseVercelStripe

Who pays

Musicians, creators, and their teams pay a recurring fee to collect fan videos in one place without chasing them over DMs and email. A listing on Acquire for a tool like this reports $124K in revenue over the last twelve months and $105K in annual recurring revenue, according to the poster. The listing doesn't give that tool's prices, so any plan prices you set are a suggestion.

How to build it

  1. Build the fan upload page

    Use Claude Code or Cursor to build a page, hosted on Vercel, where fans can upload a video from their phone with their name and an optional message, without creating an account.

  2. Store videos for each creator

    Save each upload in Supabase Storage under the creator's campaign so videos from different artists stay separate.

  3. Give creators a simple dashboard

    Let creators make a new link for each campaign, watch the videos that come in, and download the ones they want in one click.

  4. Charge a monthly plan

    Add Stripe Checkout with monthly plans, for example a limit on uploads or campaigns at each level.

  5. Pitch artists and their teams

    Message independent musicians, managers, and labels who already ask fans for videos in their posts, and offer to set up their first campaign link for them.

Sources on X

  • agazdecki · Oct 20, 2026

    agazdecki describes a simple tool that helps musicians and creators collect videos from fans through a shared link, says some of the world's biggest artists use it, and says the founders work 2-3 hours a week on it. The poster lists $124K TTM revenue, $99K normalized annual earnings, $105K ARR, 579% reported annual growth, and no outside funding. These are the poster's and the listing's own figures, from a sale listing on Acquire.

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