Hi PH, The team at Streamlabs has built Creator Sites to help content creators consolidate their online brand, monetize their live streams, and grow their online business. It's like Shopify for online creators, helping them build a website with options like live stream donations, selling apparel and accessories, and integration with all the leading live streaming platforms: Twitch, Youtube, Mixer, and Facebook. This is the first version of the product we have released. Stay tuned for more! The PH community can use the following code for a $10 discount on checkout: streamlabs-producthunt-10 Have fun streaming!

Add support for other types of creators

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Simple easy to setup. Hooks up with existing tips and merch.

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More templates

Matthew kiichichaos Heafy, 🎸 guitarist and 🎤 lead vocalist of popular heavy metal band Trivium, uses Creator Sites to distribute his merch worldwide... https://twitter.com/matthewkheafy https://matthewkheafy.com/merch 💬 He was kind enough to say the following... “I come from the professional touring music world, so I’ve dealt with suppliers, vendors, materials, artists, distribution, everything. Already. For the last 20 years. So to see how simple Streamlabs has made the merch creation, selling, and purchasing/ handling system is insane.”

I used Creator Sites for about a week, and I'm already enjoying how easy it was to set it up, and then make changes as I go. Definitely recommend to anyone lookong for an easy way to integrate all their online presence in one place.

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- Fast to create my website - Lots of customizations - Affordable compared to others

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- Needs more panel types

been messing around with for a few weeks. everything synced flawlessly

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personal domain + email FTW, seconds to set up, feels like my homebase for content/community/clips/merch/donations

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show me what others are building when i set up the site

Great product and looking forward to seeing what more is added in the future! Additional note: Widget ideas: Music/Podcast player, Store to sell things like emotes or art for creative content creators, etc

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Simple, easy to use and create your own unique layout. Prime is a great deal and its great that we can have our own unique domain and email.

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Image sizing/placement in widgets, Image slideshow, support animated images, option to remove border to certain selections rather than all.

Having built several websites using multiple different builders and tools, I can say that this one by far is the most useful. Before this, if you were a content creator, you had to find tricks to get everything embedded into your channel. Now it is all here. No weird errors, no weird looking scripts. All drag and drop.

Easy to set up. As simple and quick as you want it to be or options to get really nitty gritty and design it the way you want. I think this is great for formatting to convey specific messages across to your audience as a content creator. Highly recommend.

Not just a custom website, It also gives me a professional email id now which is insane.

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It's simple and it just took me 10 mins to build my site. Wide variety of themes to choose.

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none

Cool product and company!

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Easy and cool interface, high level of customization, cheaper compared to others

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Need to explore more

This is great

Pros:

Easy To Master Perfect for Content Creators All in one system Super Affordable

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More design choices. Show me examples of what I could do.

I love it and cant wait for the future

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Makes creating site easy custom Email Puts you infront of a lot more consumers

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sizing/placement of widgets (more cusomization would be great) ability to add music limited Mixer linkability

You won't be able to create and host your site in such an easy and integrated way anywhere else.

Pros:

Ease of use and integration into the Streamlabs ecosystem

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It's so new, so hard to say, I think it will keep getting better

now it requires streamlabs prime

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