On stage, or front of house?
StageMind opens two doors ahead of launch — a creator beta for people who script for a living, and a partner program for the people who fill the seats. Pick your door; the application is one email.
Be in the cast, not the audience.
An invite-leaning early-access program, kept deliberately small: working creators who script every week, reading on the real instrument while it's still being tuned — with the team one message away.
The casting sheet
- Talking-head & YouTube
- Education & explainers
- Commentary & essays
- Long-form & documentary
If you write it down before you press record, you're who we're casting.
What you get
First on the instrument
Real early access to the desktop app — releases as they ship, not a highlight reel. Your projects run on it before the doors open.
Founder Pass pricing
The early-supporter rate promised to the launch list — and the beta cast stands first in that line.
A direct line
Cohorts stay small on purpose. Your feedback lands with the people building StageMind — not in a ticket queue.
A hand on the roadmap
What ships next gets decided while you're in the room. Your scripting workflow is the brief.
How it works
Step 01 · apply
Leave your email.
That's the whole application, today.
Step 02 · the callback
We reach out in small cohorts.
Expect a few questions — your channel, your niche, how you script.
Step 03 · take the stage
You're in the cast.
Access, Founder Pass pricing, and the direct line — before the public.
Casting is open
One email starts the application — we reply in small cohorts with a few questions about your channel. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
Fill the seats, share the house.
A referral partnership for the people creators already trust — educators, agencies, communities, and the hardware on their desks. Recurring revenue share on what you bring through the door, with full terms published at launch.
Front of house
- Creator educators & coaches
- Agencies & studios
- Communities & newsletters
- Hardware & tooling partners
If creators already listen to you, there's a seat with your name on it.
What you get
A share that recurs
Commission that recurs with the subscriptions you refer — not a one-off bounty. Exact rates land with the launch terms.
A product worth your name
You lend us your trust; the product has to repay it. StageMind is premium and local-first — something your audience keeps, not churns.
Clean links, honest numbers
Referral links with transparent attribution — the same conversion numbers on your side of the table and ours.
The partner kit
Approved brand assets, product shots, and a claims sheet — so everything you publish about StageMind stays true.
How it works
Step 01 · apply
Leave your email.
It holds your place in the review line.
Step 02 · terms on the table
Rates, windows, payouts — in writing.
Published at launch. First applicants review them first.
Step 03 · open the house
Your link goes live.
Your audience gets a product that keeps; your share recurs with it.
Partner applications are open
One email reserves your review spot — full terms arrive before any link goes live. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
Before you apply.
Can I apply to both programs?
Yes — plenty of partners are creators themselves. Use the same email for both; applications are reviewed separately, and a yes on one never closes the other.
Who is the creator beta actually for?
Creators who script before they record — talking-head, education, commentary, long-form. Channel size is a signal, not a gate: applications are reviewed in small cohorts, and how you script weighs more than your subscriber count.
What's the commission rate?
Not published yet — on purpose. Partner terms are finalized with the launch and published before the first referral link goes live. Applying now means you review them first; nothing is binding until you do.
When do the programs start?
The creator beta runs ahead of the public launch, and the partner program opens with it. There are no dates to promise yet — applicants hear first, before anything is announced publicly.
What does the application involve?
Today: one email. When we reach out — in small cohorts — expect a few questions: your channel or community, your niche, and how you script or who you'd refer. No essays, no decks.
Bigger questions about the product itself? The FAQ has nine straight answers →
Two doors, one opening night.
Whichever side of the curtain you work, applying takes one email — the product has to earn the rest.
Or meet the instrument first — take the demo for a read →