Thrivez
All-in-One Earning Workspace for Creators
Every creator I talked to seemed to be using five different platforms just to make a living. One for digital products. Another for freelancing. Another for courses. Then separate apps for surveys or cashback. Different dashboards, different payout schedules, different fees.
So I built Thrivez as one workspace. Today it lets creators earn through:
Digital products (Thrivez Store)
Freelance services (Thrivez Freelance)
Online courses (Thrivez Skillmash)
Surveys (Thrivez Surveys & Cashback)
Cashback shopping (Thrivez Surveys & Cashback)
Their own Reward Wall (Thrivez Offerwall)
Everything lands in a single wallet, and you withdraw however you want: PayPal, Wise, crypto, or gift cards.
One interesting milestone: the surveys and cashback side is already doing around $90k/mo in commission revenue, with about $18k/mo of that as net profit, which gave me confidence the broader idea could work.
One feature I'm especially excited about is Thrivez Offerwall. Every creator gets a personal Reward Wall they can share with their audience. When fans complete surveys, games, or cashback offers on the creator's Reward Wall, the creator earns a 20% commission. Fans keep 100% of their own rewards—we pay the creator's commission separately.
The bigger bet I'm making is that creators don't actually want more tools — they want fewer logins and one place that handles the boring parts (payouts, tracking, switching between five dashboards) so they can focus on actually building an audience.
Still very early, and I'm sure there's a lot I'm missing. I'm curious—do you think creators actually want one platform for everything, or do you think they'll always prefer specialized tools?
2 Comments
Your title is your positioning, and it beats your homepage: "creator monetization scattered across five platforms, so I built one workspace." But here is the honest answer to your own question, and it is more useful than yes or no. Creators will not leave Gumroad, Teachable, or their freelance platform for a workspace that does those same jobs slightly worse, because specialized tools win the things creators already do. "One platform for everything" is a losing war on exactly the modules where the incumbents are strongest.
The thing is, you invented something that has no competitor, and you almost mention it in passing: the Offerwall. A personal reward wall where a creator's audience completes offers and the creator earns from it is not a consolidation of tools that already exist, it is a new income stream that exists nowhere else. That is your wedge. Nobody switches to escape five logins, that is a mild annoyance. People show up for money they cannot get anywhere else. Lead with the new income, not the consolidation.
So flip the pitch. Not "one workspace for all your monetization," which invites a feature comparison you lose on products and courses, but "a new way to earn from the audience you already have," which invites no comparison at all because it is yours alone. The single wallet and the other modules then become the convenience that keeps people once the Offerwall got them in the door. To your question directly: creators want specialized tools for what already exists, and they will want you for what does not.
I think the key question isn't whether creators want one platform—they already use multiple tools when each one is clearly best at its job. The real opportunity is whether a unified workspace removes enough operational friction that it's worth consolidating. If creators start thinking "this is where my business lives" instead of "this is another monetization tool," that's a much stronger position to own.