Turn your audience into a predictable revenue engine
Plan content, pitch sponsors, book gigs, and sell merch from one dashboard built around your monthly revenue target.
Takes you to sign-up.
Sponsorship pipeline
$23,500
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Northline Coffee Roasters
Send revised 6-episode rate card
$4,800 Negotiating -
Fieldnote Notebooks
Follow up on deck
$2,400 Pitched -
Harbor & Vine Events
Countersign performance agreement
$3,500 Contract -
Lumen Audio Gear
Build custom sponsorship deck
$6,000 Lead -
Brightside Brewing
Attach media kit to thread
$1,800 Pitched
Example view with demo deals.
You have the audience. Revuecast runs the whole commercial loop around it: content, sponsors, bookings, merch, and the numbers.
Link-in-bio stores sell products. Revuecast points every part of your business at one revenue target.
Sponsorship pipeline
Every deal, deck, and media kit in one board
See which brands have your deck, which have viewed your media kit, and what the next step is. Value rolls up by stage so you know what is open and what is won.
- Deal stages from lead to won
- Deck and media kit status per brand
- Next step and due date on every row
Revenue dashboard
A plan built around one revenue number
Set the target for your 90-day window. The dashboard shows booked versus open revenue across sponsors, bookings, and merch, with the next actions that move it.
- Progress to your 90-day target
- Sponsors, bookings, and merch side by side
- A target to plan against, never a promise of income
Content calendar
Production tied to what sponsors are owed
Episodes, clips, and sets sit on one schedule. Sponsor deliverables are marked, so a clip is never just a clip. It is part of a deal.
- Episodes, clips, and gigs on one week view
- Deliverables tracked per sponsor
- Clips linked back to the deal they serve
Five apps and a spreadsheet, or one plan
The old way
With Revuecast
A media kit rebuilt in a design tool every time a brand asks
One media kit and deck, with status on who has seen it
Sponsor replies buried in DMs and email threads
A pipeline with a stage, value, and next step per brand
Spreadsheets for income, another app for gigs, another for merch
Sponsors, bookings, and merch totaled against one target
Posting when you feel like it, then scrambling for deliverables
A production calendar where clips are tied to sponsor deliverables
Questions creators ask first
Who is Revuecast for?
Independent creators with a real audience and unpredictable income: podcasters, DJs, live performers, and mid-size influencers who earn from sponsors, gigs, and merch.
Does Revuecast guarantee I will earn $60,000?
No. The 90-day plan is built around a target you set, and $60,000 annualized is the kind of target it is designed to help you plan toward. It is a target to work against, not a promise of income.
What does it replace?
The mix of design-tool media kits, spreadsheets, DM threads, and separate apps most creators use to run sponsors, bookings, and merch.
How is this different from a link-in-bio store?
Link-in-bio stores mainly sell products. Revuecast covers the wider commercial loop: content calendar, sponsorship decks, bookings, media kits, merch, and analytics, all pointed at a revenue target.
What can I do in the app today?
Create an account to see the sponsorship pipeline, the revenue dashboard, and the content calendar. The screens currently show demo data you can clear.
Put a number on next quarter
Takes you to sign-up.