IsMyGirl Clone

The ready-made package is $3,699, one time, and goes live in 6 days under your brand. Tiered agency permissions, custom payout schedules or stricter age gating are tailored work we set up for you, with scope confirmed at kickoff, and tailored work usually takes 2 to 8 weeks. Final cost depends on feature depth, app scope, gateway integrations, infrastructure and support level.

Yes. Managed messaging lets staff run conversations on behalf of a creator with templates, saved lists, bulk sends and scheduled campaigns. Manager access is scoped through permissions, so staff do not need full admin rights. Every module can be switched on, off or extended to fit your market and business model.

You set the platform share per revenue type and per creator from a single split engine. Calls, subscriptions and orders all resolve against the same ledger. A three-way split with a manager share is a configuration question for your agreement.

Creators request withdrawals against their balance and staff review them in the admin panel. Status and reconciliation are tracked, and the decision is recorded in an audit trail, so a payout run can be explained later. Wallet movements and withdrawals are tracked alongside it, so finance and support read the same numbers.

The platform includes manager access and scoped permissions. An advanced creator agency module is available, and we set it up for your build, adding manager portfolios, team dashboards and agency-level analytics. Every module can be switched on, off or extended to fit your market and business model.

Yes. You receive complete source code in Laravel, PHP and MySQL, so your team can change split logic, add a verification vendor or adjust regional rules without us. That ownership covers customization, integrations, branding, hosting and business logic, so the roadmap stays in your hands.

You are. The platform provides age gating, verification, moderation, takedowns and geo-blocking, but laws and creator agreements differ by market. We do not give legal advice. Plan for provider checks, record-keeping and staffing of moderation as part of launch rather than after it.

Yes. The platform is fully white-label, with your name, logo, colors and domain throughout. Our branding does not appear to your fans or creators. That covers app name, logo, colors, splash screens, domain, content categories and policies. Landing pages, banners and localized presentation can be tuned to your market as well.

Sixty days of technical support, one year of free updates, documentation, credentials handover and help with app store submission. Extended support and custom changes are available afterward. Our first response is under 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST. Updates and guidance continue through the first year, and longer maintenance can be arranged.

Staff each get their own login with scoped permissions, so several people can work a creator inbox without sharing credentials. The audit trail records who acted. Separate logins are safer than a shared password and make later disputes easier to resolve.

Splits are configurable per creator and per revenue type, so you can adjust them. Changes should follow your agreement with the creator, and you should decide in advance whether a change applies to future earnings only, since past transactions keep their original records.

Creators see their earnings with the split applied in their dashboard. How much detail you reveal is a business decision. Showing the full calculation tends to reduce disputes, while hiding it invites suspicion in a business built on trust.

The audit trail covers admin and review actions, and staff operate through individual roles. Message-level attribution depends on how your deployment is configured, so confirm what you need during scoping rather than assuming it.

Yes. Roster and staff tools are optional. You can let creators sign up themselves, set a single commission and keep staff roles for support and moderation only. Switching modules on or off is a configuration choice.

Applications and vetting run in the app and console, creator by creator. Bulk import of existing accounts and content is tailored work we set up for you, since formats and consent differ. Plan to verify each creator individually before they earn.

It extends manager access with creator portfolios, permission scopes, team dashboards and agency-level analytics. The standard console already has delegated manager access and scoped roles, so decide whether your team size justifies the module.

The console keeps balances, requests, status and reconciliation records, and webhooks update payment events. You still match payout runs against gateway statements and your bank, so keep a monthly routine for that check.

Existing creator details can be entered through onboarding or migrated as tailored work. The practical step is to set up splits and roles first, onboard a pilot group and confirm payouts reconcile before moving everyone.

IsMyGirl is widely associated with managing creators on a revenue-sharing basis: an operator helps run accounts and keeps an agreed share of what they earn. We make no claims about its results. The same logic applies to your own platform, where income is your share of subscriptions, unlocks, messages and other fan spending, set by the terms you agree.

Yes. You receive branded Android and iOS apps and a web app, all on one back end, so fans, creators and staff work from the same data. We help prepare store submissions, but Apple and Google decide whether to accept a listing in your category, so keep the web app ready as a fallback.

Yes. Public and private live sessions and paid audio and video calls are part of the build, and their earnings flow into the same split ledger as everything else. The live and call provider is a third-party service you contract, so its charges and regional coverage belong in your planning.

Yes. Modules can be switched on, off or reshaped through configuration, and anything beyond that is tailored work with scope confirmed with us. Typical examples are sub-agency hierarchies, bespoke payout calendars and roster imports. Agreeing the extras up front keeps the price clear and the delivery date predictable.

The platform lets you change a creator's status, restrict their account and settle their balance through the normal payout run. Who owns the content and the audience is a matter for your contract with the creator, not for the software. Write departure terms into your agreements before you onboard anyone.

Yes. Managed models exist for musicians, athletes, fitness coaches, gamers and lifestyle influencers, and nothing in the platform requires adult content. Your content policy, verification standard and payment providers are configuration, so set them for the audience you serve and check each provider's view of your category.

The platform records transactions, shares and payouts, and finance staff can generate reports for reconciliation. Tax treatment, forms and invoicing obligations depend on where you and your creators are, and remain the operator's responsibility. Regional routing with tax logic and invoice workflows is available if you need it built in; we set it up for your build.

You do. The database and media sit on servers you choose, so fan and creator records are not stored with us. That brings obligations under privacy law in the markets you serve, such as having a privacy policy and handling deletion requests, which are yours to meet with the tools the console provides.

Yes. Creators have a dashboard of their earnings and performance statistics, and the split terms you set determine what they receive. How much of the calculation you reveal is your choice. Staff see only what their role allows, so a talent manager can follow their own creators without access to the rest.

Yes. The live demo includes the creator studio, the operator console and the browser platform, so you can set a split, work a template, review a verification and look at a payout queue as a staff member would. Ask for a branded walkthrough if you want your own name and terms on the screens.