Connect your wallet at kreato.space/app — no email or password needed. First-time users are guided through a short onboarding flow to claim a public slug, fill in a profile, pick a creator sector, and take a feature tour.

Digital products (PDF, video, audio, ZIP bundles), recurring membership tiers, and one-time crypto donations. Physical goods are not supported.

PDF/Ebook (.pdf), Video (.mp4, .mov, .webm), Audio (.mp3, .wav, .flac, .aac), and ZIP bundles (.zip, .rar, .7z).

Free plan: 100 MB PDF, 150 MB video, 100 MB audio, 150 MB ZIP. Early Access: 200 MB / 400 MB / 200 MB / 400 MB. Pro: 500 MB / 1 GB / 500 MB / 1 GB.

Free plan allows 3 products, 1 membership tier, and 1 funding goal. Early Access raises those to 10, 3, and 3. Pro is unlimited across all three.

During onboarding you choose one sector (Education, Music, Design, Gaming, Finance, Fitness, Tech, or Other). It appears as a badge on your public page and is used for discovery and search on the Kreato marketplace. You can update it anytime from Settings → Profile.

For Discord: add KreatoBot to your server, give it Manage Roles permission, and place its role above the target role in the hierarchy. For Telegram: add @kreatospace_bot as an admin to your group or channel. Both must be configured before enabling community access on a tier.

Set a fundraising target and it displays on your public page with a live progress bar. Goals auto-update when transactions in matching currency come in. You get notified at 50%, 75%, and 100%. Goals can be paused or manually adjusted anytime from the dashboard.

Yes. For EVM chains use MetaMask, WalletConnect, or Coinbase Wallet. For Solana use Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack.

A one-time secure download link is generated immediately after your transaction confirms on-chain. It expires after use or 24 hours.

If the membership tier requires it, you'll be prompted to connect your Discord (via OAuth) or Telegram (via the Kreato bot) before confirming. Access is granted automatically once the transaction confirms.

Yes — reviews are verified on-chain. The system confirms you have a confirmed access, active membership, or donation before letting you submit. This makes fake reviews impossible.

Resolution is handled between you and the creator directly. Because access is granted via on-chain transactions, Kreato cannot reverse a confirmed transaction — reach out to the creator first.

Yes. Messages are stored permanently on-chain — as hex calldata on EVM chains and as a memo field on Solana. They are publicly readable on block explorers like Etherscan or Solscan.

ETH and USDC on Ethereum and Base, SOL and USDC on Solana. Creators set prices in USD and on-chain amounts are calculated at the time of the transaction based on current rates.

Transactions settle directly to your connected wallet the moment they confirm on-chain — typically seconds on Base, up to a minute on Ethereum mainnet. There is no delay or intermediary.

No minimum. Every confirmed transaction routes straight to your wallet.

2.5% per transaction — one of the lowest in the creator economy. The exact amount you receive after the contribution is shown live in the products table as you set your price.

Select chain and token, approve network switch if needed, sign the wallet prompt (two prompts for ERC-20: Approve then send), and the Kreato smart contract splits the creator share and platform contribution atomically in a single transaction.

Two separate transactions are sent — the creator share to the creator wallet, then the platform contribution to Kreato's wallet. If the contribution transaction fails, you still receive the full amount. The contribution is retried server-side and never blocks delivery.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI assistants like Claude interact directly with Kreato on your behalf. You can search creators, buy products, send donations, and manage memberships just by chatting — no need to open the app.

Go to mcp.kreato.space/docs and follow the setup guide. You'll add Kreato as a connector in Claude's settings using the MCP server URL. Once connected, Claude can access all Kreato tools instantly.

Yes. Claude never has access to your private keys or wallet. Every transaction requires your explicit approval — Claude initiates the request, then you review and sign it in your own wallet (MetaMask, Phantom, etc.) via a secure approval page.

When Claude triggers a payment action, it returns a secure approval URL. You open that link, review the transaction details (recipient, amount, chain), and approve or reject it using your connected wallet. Nothing is signed without your confirmation.

Claude can search creators and products, send donations, buy digital products, subscribe to or cancel memberships, check your purchase history, and view creator analytics — all through natural conversation.

No. Claude only has access to public creator data and actions you've authorized through OAuth. Your wallet keys never leave your device — Claude can only request transactions, not sign them.

Any wallet supported by Kreato works — MetaMask, WalletConnect, and Coinbase Wallet for EVM chains, and Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack for Solana.

Yes. The first time you use a Kreato tool in Claude, you'll be prompted to authenticate via OAuth. This links your Kreato account to the session so Claude can act on your behalf securely.

Yes. The Kreato MCP server is publicly accessible and documented at mcp.kreato.space/docs. Developers can also use the open-source @kreato-mcp/wallet-bridge package to add wallet approval flows to their own MCP servers.