For Creators

Fund your series from your own fans. Keep everything you make.

ArchMarket is the rail — not the studio, not the owner. You keep 100% of your IP. We never take a percentage of your raise and we're never in your investor revenue waterfall.

Three stages, each one earned by proof

Concept — prove the demand (cheap and fast)

Rewards

Bring a trailer or first episode — your skin in the game — and run a short rewards campaign to fund your first 10 episodes (~$5K net). Those episodes run on ArchTV and generate the only thing that matters next: conversion data (views → accounts → coins). Test as many concepts as you want. Most ideas stop here — that's the point. The ones that convert earn the right to raise real money.

You bring: a trailer or first episode.

More detail

In plain terms: you put up a short proof — a trailer or one episode — and ask your fans to chip in, like a Kickstarter, to fund your first 10 episodes. Nobody is buying a stake yet; they are pre-ordering and getting perks. The whole point is to find out, cheaply, whether people actually watch. If they don't, you've spent very little and you move on. If they do, you've earned the right to raise real money.

Pilot — build the series

Round 1 · Reg CF · ~$25K

Once your 10 episodes prove they convert, open a regulated raise from your fans to fund the full 60-episode series. They invest in exchange for a capped share of the series' revenue; your concept backers get first access. You're the issuer through your own LLC — we front and form it for you and recoup at close, so you're never out of pocket.

You bring: your first 10 episodes (proven on ArchTV).

More detail

In plain terms: now that your 10 episodes have a real audience, your fans can actually invest — put money in and get a share of what the series earns, up to a cap, then it stops. You do this through your own company (an LLC) that we set up and pay for, so it is legally your raise, not ours, and you are never out of pocket. The money is held safely and released to you as you deliver episodes.

Franchise — the next season

Round 2 · Reg CF · ~$25K

A series that worked raises again for season two. Your Round 1 investors get priority — they already believe in the franchise. Each season is its own round, gated by the last one's performance.

You bring: a complete series (60+ episodes that worked).

More detail

In plain terms: your series worked, so you raise again to make the next season — same way, through your own LLC, with capped investor returns. The people who backed Round 1 get first access because they already believe in it. Each season stands on its own track record, and is only greenlit if the last one performed.

What ArchMarket earns — and what it doesn't

We make money two ways — and neither one touches your raise or your investor returns:

A flat platform fee per funded title.
A distribution share of the ad, coin, and subscription revenue your series earns on our platforms. You start by keeping 70%, and your share rises as you drive ArchTV installs. Installs are the lever: the more viewers you bring to ArchTV, the smaller our cut gets — down to a permanent 10% floor, so you keep 90%. And once you reach that floor, it is yours for good: it carries to every future title you bring to ArchMarket, not just this one.

No percentage of your raise. No cut of your investor returns. When your investors hit their cap, 100% of the revenue is yours. Our incentive is the same as yours: get your series watched.

What your coin earnings look like

Illustrative example

Once your series is live on ArchTV, every coin a fan spends to watch it is attributed to you. This is the same money-path panel you'll get in your creator dashboard — shown here with sample numbers for a series that's converting.

Coin earnings

Fans spend coins to watch your series. Coins they buy are real revenue — you keep 70% of it. More watch-time = more coin spend = more to you.

June 2026· paid July 10, 2026

310,000

Coins spent on your titles

9,600

Episodes unlocked

190

Series unlocked

1,800

Paying fans

Engagement value: all coin spend × $0.01/coin
Counted as revenue (purchased coins): you're paid on coins fans buy — basis A
Your share (70%): platform keeps 30% · base tier
Payable for June 2026: paid July 10, 2026

By title

Neon Divide

6,200 episodes · 1,250 fans · 120 full-series

200,000 coins

$1,980.00 value

Dust and Wire

3,400 episodes · 820 fans · 70 full-series

110,000 coins

$1,089.00 value

How you get paid

You earn on coins fans purchase and spend on your titles. Earned/won coins grow your audience at platform cost.
Your distribution share rises as your audience grows — the more paying installs your titles drive, the bigger your cut: 70% to start → 75% at 500 installs → 80% at 5K installs → 85% at 20K installs → 90% at 50K installs.
If your title has a closed investor round, your share first flows through that title's investor waterfall until the return cap is met, then 100% reverts to you.
Payouts land in your connected Stripe account. 1099s are generated automatically.

What you bring / what we bring

You bring (by stage)

Concept: a trailer or first episode
Pilot: your first 10 episodes
Franchise: the complete 60+ episode series

We bring

Your fan-investor pipeline
The funding rail and LLC formation
Investor reporting
Distribution on ArchTV and Madison Channel
Story guidance from our performance data

Submit a concept. Ship a trailer. Prove it on ArchTV. Raise from the fans who already believe in you.

Start a concept Creator guide

For Creators

Fund your series from your own fans. Keep everything you make.

ArchMarket is the rail — not the studio, not the owner. You keep 100% of your IP. We never take a percentage of your raise and we're never in your investor revenue waterfall.

Three stages, each one earned by proof

Concept — prove the demand (cheap and fast)

Rewards

You bring: a trailer or first episode.

More detail

Pilot — build the series

Round 1 · Reg CF · ~$25K

You bring: your first 10 episodes (proven on ArchTV).

More detail

Franchise — the next season

Round 2 · Reg CF · ~$25K

A series that worked raises again for season two. Your Round 1 investors get priority — they already believe in the franchise. Each season is its own round, gated by the last one's performance.

You bring: a complete series (60+ episodes that worked).

More detail

What ArchMarket earns — and what it doesn't

We make money two ways — and neither one touches your raise or your investor returns:

A flat platform fee per funded title.
A distribution share of the ad, coin, and subscription revenue your series earns on our platforms. You start by keeping 70%, and your share rises as you drive ArchTV installs. Installs are the lever: the more viewers you bring to ArchTV, the smaller our cut gets — down to a permanent 10% floor, so you keep 90%. And once you reach that floor, it is yours for good: it carries to every future title you bring to ArchMarket, not just this one.

No percentage of your raise. No cut of your investor returns. When your investors hit their cap, 100% of the revenue is yours. Our incentive is the same as yours: get your series watched.

What your coin earnings look like

Illustrative example

Coin earnings

Fans spend coins to watch your series. Coins they buy are real revenue — you keep 70% of it. More watch-time = more coin spend = more to you.

June 2026· paid July 10, 2026

310,000

Coins spent on your titles

9,600

Episodes unlocked

190

Series unlocked

1,800

Paying fans

Engagement value: all coin spend × $0.01/coin
Counted as revenue (purchased coins): you're paid on coins fans buy — basis A
Your share (70%): platform keeps 30% · base tier
Payable for June 2026: paid July 10, 2026

By title

Neon Divide

6,200 episodes · 1,250 fans · 120 full-series

200,000 coins

$1,980.00 value

Dust and Wire

3,400 episodes · 820 fans · 70 full-series

110,000 coins

$1,089.00 value

How you get paid

You earn on coins fans purchase and spend on your titles. Earned/won coins grow your audience at platform cost.
Your distribution share rises as your audience grows — the more paying installs your titles drive, the bigger your cut: 70% to start → 75% at 500 installs → 80% at 5K installs → 85% at 20K installs → 90% at 50K installs.
If your title has a closed investor round, your share first flows through that title's investor waterfall until the return cap is met, then 100% reverts to you.
Payouts land in your connected Stripe account. 1099s are generated automatically.

What you bring / what we bring

You bring (by stage)

Concept: a trailer or first episode
Pilot: your first 10 episodes
Franchise: the complete 60+ episode series

We bring

Your fan-investor pipeline
The funding rail and LLC formation
Investor reporting
Distribution on ArchTV and Madison Channel
Story guidance from our performance data

Submit a concept. Ship a trailer. Prove it on ArchTV. Raise from the fans who already believe in you.

Start a concept Creator guide