The rise of the creator economy has been a major turning point for how people earn a living, connect, and build communities in the digital age. Propelled by social platforms, solo tools, and worldwide audiences, creators are no longer just entertainers now—they are entrepreneurs, educators, artists, and leaders who shape cultural discourse. But as the creator economy bursts forth, legacy platforms are generally restrictive: high commissions, lack of transparency, and centralized control of content and revenue.