Example creator182 paying fans read71 to message21 to skip
Who to messagethis week.What it earned you.
Paste your statements page and get a plan for every day: which fans to message, when they usually buy, and what to send them. Win back former subscribers, know when a promo will pay off, and see when to post. A few fans are left out each week on purpose, so you can see in money what it all added.
Fans who were messaged spent about £4.96 more each per week than fans who were skipped. Roughly £2,347 extra over the 8 weeks.
- No login to your account
- Nothing to install
- You stay the voice: we never message your fans
- Nothing kept on our servers
- 2 mina week to paste last week's statements
- 1 in 5flagged fans skipped each week, so the result is fair
- 0logins, plugins or messages sent in your name
- 8 weeksto a measured result, in money
Seven tabs. One clear job each.
Every pilot creator gets a private page. Here's what's on it, tab by tab, with example figures.
14 fans to messageSaturday
Today: who, when and what to send.
Open the page and it's ready. The fans worth a message today, most valuable first.
- Each fan's best time, from when they've paid before
- Say hi or Offer, in the form they spend most on
- A price guide, and the reasons in one line
71 fans this week18 done
Fans per day, with a daily limit of 20. Over the limit, the rest move to another good day.
This week: the whole plan, day by day.
See the week at a glance and pick it up any day.
- A daily limit you choose, most valuable fans first
- Calendar reminders that never name a fan
- A spreadsheet for you or your team
16 former fans to messageWin back
Win back: former subscribers worth a message.
Subscriptions run out. The best past spenders are worth a note, if your chats stay open.
- Best past spenders first
- What each one used to buy
- Renewal reminders on Today, before they run out
Run a 7-day promo at 40% off, from Thu 29 Oct to Wed 4 Nov, when payday starts.Why 40% off: the last promo at 40% off paid off, so do the same again.
Subscription: know when a promo will pay off.
When to run one, how big a discount, and whether it covers its cost.
- Spots when new subscribers slow down
- What a subscriber is worth to you
- Every past promo and price change, checked
About £2,347 extra over 8 weeks, in a simulated pilot.
Results: what it earned you, in money.
Fans you messaged against fans you skipped. A plain answer, only when it's clear.
- A light: adding money, not clear yet, or too early
- Which works better: a hello or an offer
- Your income outlook and best selling hours
Social media: when to post and promote.
A week clock of when people are online, for fans in the US or Europe, shown in your own time. Here it's an illustration: the real times are in the pilot.
- The best 3 hours to post, every day
- Tips for X, Instagram, TikTok and Reddit
- Set next to when your own fans buy
Add payments: two minutes on a Monday.
Copy last week from your statements page and paste it in, or attach a CSV file from your CRM tool. That's the whole job.
- No login to your account, nothing to install
- Your history stays in your browser
- Amounts in pounds, dollars or euros
Example figures from simulated creators. Win back and Subscription appear when your statements say which payments were subscriptions.
We never touch your account.
Most fan tools need the keys to your account to work, and that's where account risk comes from. Reactive Analytics only ever sees what you copy and paste yourself.
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Based on how login-based tools in this space describe the way they connect. Details vary from tool to tool.
Join the 8-week pilot.
Free while it runs. A private page, a plan every day, and proof in money at the end.