We don't charge indie creators massive monthly SaaS fees to incubate their IP. You get tools to build and publish a pitch for free. When your pitch finds backers, the Ink they add funds the AI workloads—and the open roles that bring in human collaborators. Prefer to fund your own runway? Creator Pro and one-time Ink packs add Ink without waiting on a single backer. And when the backing comes in, you can split your creator share with the collaborators who helped build it — a co-writer, an artist, or the promoter who brought the audience. The goal is a world your audience wants to live in and a team that earns a living making it.
For storytellers and game designers ready to prototype their pitch.
For creators who want their own monthly Ink supply, no backers required.
For patrons who want to actively back a specific franchise and get inside the room.
For super-fans and patrons seeking top recognition on one world.
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Backing a world is patronage support for its development. It is not an investment and does not confer ownership, equity, profit participation, or any guarantee that a production will be completed or that you will receive a screen credit. Producer and Executive Producer are recognition tiers on this platform.
Ink is the fuel for every AI workload on the platform—world-builder turns, cinematic covers, audience acquisition, script conversion, and the rest. However your project is funded, there's a way to keep the tank full.
Producer and Executive Producer subscriptions add Ink to one specific world every billing period—and put the backer's name on its pitch.
A monthly 30,000 Ink allowance lands in your personal account pool. Allocate it to any world on a team you belong to, whenever you choose.
One-time Ink packs (5,500–36,000 Ink) go straight to a world's balance—no subscription, no waiting. Buy one from the world's command center when you need headroom now.
$10
+5,500 Ink
one-time · added to a world of your choice
$25
+16,000 Ink
one-time · added to a world of your choice
$50
+36,000 Ink
one-time · added to a world of your choice
Top-up packs are purchased from a world's command center, so the Ink lands exactly where your team is working. Sign up free to get started.
Producer and Executive Producer tiers are purchased on a world-by-world basis. When you back a project, your funds go toward paying for the cloud infrastructure and AI compute costs specific to that creative team, ensuring they have the tools they need to build the franchise.
The Creator tier includes starting Ink to build a credible first pitch. When that balance is tapped, publish to Discover, recruit collaborators, and invite Producers or Executive Producers—each subscription adds Ink to your world so premium AI workloads unlock for the whole team. You can also buy a one-time Ink top-up pack ($10, $25, or $50) from your world's command center whenever you need more headroom right away.
Absolutely. You can own your own IP while simultaneously funding and supporting other franchises in the ecosystem. You can even become an Executive Producer on your own project to show skin in the game to other backers and patrons.
Two options. Buy a one-time Ink top-up pack (5,500–36,000 Ink) for a specific world, or subscribe to Creator Pro ($20/month) and get a 30,000 Ink allowance in your own account pool each month—then allocate it to any world on a team you belong to, whenever you choose. Allocated Ink stays with the world.
No. Backing is patronage—a way to support a creative team you believe in and be recognized for it. Backers do not receive ownership, equity, profit participation, or repayment, and backing does not guarantee that any production will be made or that backers will receive screen credits on finished works. The tier names Producer and Executive Producer describe recognition levels on this platform, not industry credits or employment.
The opposite is the intent. When the World Architect uses a skill that requires a craft—concept art, score, screenwriting, animation—it automatically posts an open role on your pitch page. AI produces a draft or a reference; a human collaborator replaces or elevates it. You can disable this behavior if you prefer, or reach out directly to collaborators you already know and invite them with an email address. The goal is that AI creates jobs, not takes them.
Yes. Half of every backer payment is paid directly to the creator through Stripe, and as the team owner you can split that creator share with your collaborators—a co-writer, an artist, or a promoter who brings the audience. You set each person's percentage per world and keep the remainder. Everyone connects their own Stripe payout account, and each share is paid out automatically as backer payments come in. Splits apply to future payments and can be changed at any time.
You do. Nanowrit Labs is a platform, not a studio that acquires rights. Every world you build, every lore entry, every production in your slate belongs to you and your team. The platform preserves your canon and hosts your pitch—it does not take an ownership stake in your franchise.