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@hypersub is a fantastic product made by fantastic people ...

... but when a youtuber I've subscribed to for years was lamenting their meager revenue share on that platform — and as i thought about pointing them to the hypersub landing page to explore a fairer alternative — i realized that would be a disservice.

the page just isn't designed to be welcoming to creators who aren't crypto-native. there's nothing that invites those people in by saying, "here's what hypersub can do for you, and here's how we can help you get started."

@hypersub is a fantastic product made by fantastic people ...

... but when a youtuber I've subscribed to for years was lamenting their meager revenue share on that platform — and as i thought about pointing them to the hypersub landing page to explore a fairer alternative — i realized that would be a disservice.

the page just isn't designed to be welcoming to creators who aren't crypto-native. there's nothing that invites those people in by saying, "here's what hypersub can do for you, and here's how we can help you get started."

https://hypersub.xyz/

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maybe not totally fair ... there is some copy that teases what hypersub can do for creators, but it's certainly not front and center, and it doesn't do much other than tease.

and language like "Create recurring revenue with NFT subscriptions" might be confusing, if not outright offputting, depending on whether they're arriving to the page with any anti-crypto biases.