For creators

Your page may
already be here.

We’ve indexed around 40,000 creators from public profiles, so there’s a good chance one of them is you. Check before you create anything: claiming the existing page keeps the views and stats it has already collected, while a second page would compete with it for your own name.

Claim an existing page

  1. Log in as a creator

    Use the button at the top right. You don’t need to fill in any profile details yet — leave the form empty for now and come back to it later.

  2. Search for your name

    From the home page or the creators directory, search your stage name or your handle on any platform. Try both: pages are indexed under either.

  3. Open your page

    Click the result to open the full page and check that the links and stats really belong to you.

  4. Click Claim this page

    It’s the gold box next to the photo — below the photo if you’re on a phone. If the box isn’t there, someone has already claimed that page: write to us and we’ll sort it out.

  5. Edit everything

    Once the page is yours you control the bio, the prices and discounts, the platform links, the photo categories and the free gallery.

Can’t find yourself?

Create a new page

If nothing in the results is you, start from scratch. Enter your name, save, and the page goes live straight away — you can add links, prices and photos afterwards, in any order.

Create my page

How we check

To confirm a page is yours we ask you to prove you control one of the accounts linked on it. It usually takes a few minutes, and until it’s done the page stays exactly as it was.

Common questions

Does it cost anything?

No. Claiming and editing your page is free, and it stays free. The only paid option is a featured slot, which puts you at the top of the home page and of the directory — always labelled as a paid placement.

Who wrote the page about me?

Nobody, in the sense you might expect: pages are built automatically from publicly visible profiles and their public counts. Anything inaccurate is yours to correct as soon as you claim it.

I don’t want to be listed at all.

Then say so and the page comes down — no conditions and no questions. Removal requests from creators go to the front of the queue.

There are two pages for me.

It happens when someone runs accounts under slightly different names. Claim the one with the most views and tell us about the other: we’ll merge them so you keep the traffic from both.

Ready to start?

Log in first, then search your name — it takes about two minutes.

Log in as a creator