VIDME- The next revolution in social media

VidMe's membership-based platform, flips the script:

A place where creators can grow, earn, and own their audiences, and members get rewarded for engaging, learning, and sharing. A place where everyone can grow a community together!

VidMe gives you instant access to premium influencer content—series, podcasts, trainings, lives, gaming, entertainment and more

All included in one powerful membership of $34.99/month

But what makes VidMe different is what happens next:

When you share the content that you love from the platform, you earn.

Both influencers and everyday users help build the platform, grow the community,

and share in the profit.

VidMe Affiliate Plan (Simple + Generous)

Cost: $34.99 per month for access to exclusive creators, educators, entertainers & more.

Personalized channels and creator tools

Tier 1: 🔹 Earn 20% (of $34.99) commission for each member you personally enroll.

Tier 2: 🔹 Earn 12% (of $34.99) commission from your Tier 2 members that enroll.

🔒 Must have 2 personal referrals to qualify.

Check match Bonus:

🔓 Enroll 10+ members and unlock a 25% bonus on the revenue your Tier 1 Members earn.

Simple. Scalable. Profitable.

Built to reward creators and everyday members.

As an everyday user of Vidme, let's do some math:

With just one member that you referred to this platform you earn $7 (20% of $34.99)

Now let's THINK BIGGER.

How many members do you need to enroll to earn $2,500 per month?

If you bring on just 2 members per month for a year and

Your tier 1 members also bring on 2 members per month for a year (This is your Tier 2)

You would make about $2,500 per month!

And they would earn too.

Do the math..24 x24= $168 Tier 1

124x 24x $4.20= $2,419 Tier 2

= $2,587 per month

This does not include your check match bonus on the revenue of your Tier 1

As an influencer, how many views does it take to earn $7 on the big platforms? A lot!

With just one member that you referred to this platform you earn $7 (20% of $34.99)

Now let's THINK BIGGER.

How many views do you need to earn $3,500 per month on other platforms? Thousands, right?

With Vidme, when you bring over 500 of your super fans, & they join, your there!

Fill in the blank..

1% of my followers _____ X 20% =_______

Thats not even including the 2nd tier or the check match bonus!

Join today with the link from the person who shared this with you

The Platform is OPEN for Business as of July 1ST

YOU CAN NOW ACCESS THE FULL PLATFORM!!

This is one of those rare moments when a line gets drawn in the sand—and you’re standing on the right side of it.

You're not just getting early access. You're part of something that most people only get to hear about in podcasts years later:

“I wish I had been there when YouTube launched…”
“Imagine being one of the first users on TikTok…”
“What if I had staked my flag in Patreon before the wave?”

That’s where you are right now.

You're not beta testing a minimum viable product. You're stepping into a living, breathing, functioning ecosystem—curated, monetized, and already moving fast.

When YouTube launched…
“Imagine being one of the first users on TikTok…”
“What if I had staked my flag in Patreon before the wave?”

That’s where you are right now.

You're not beta testing a minimum viable product. You're stepping into a living, breathing, functioning ecosystem—curated, monetized, and already moving fast.

Let’s put it into perspective:

1. YouTube at Launch (2005)

Had zero monetization for creators or fans.

No revenue-sharing until late 2007, when the Partner Program launched.

Initial videos were mostly homegrown, short, and scattered (e.g., “Me at the zoo”).

No content curation, no homepage strategy — just a raw upload feed.

VidMe comparison:
You’re launching with a polished front-end, category curation, and 200+ videos.
YouTube had none of that.

2. TikTok (as Musical.ly & early Douyin)

Initial U.S. rollout involved seeding 50–100 creators per niche, not open UGC at scale.

No monetization or affiliate engine at launch.

No reward structure for viewers — just basic likes and follows.

VidMe comparison:
You have more total videos, a growing creator base, and fan-side monetization before the UGC firehose even opens.

3. Patreon

Launched with a few dozen creators. Only 100 videos.

No fan-side incentives — only a subscription-style paywall.

Took 12–18 months before they had real traction or meaningful payout volume.

VidMe comparison:

You’re rolling out with pre-registered users, video rewards, and performance-based scaling — not a passive donation model.

Not a broken system we have to rebuild post-hype.

We’ve got:

200+ live videos

A fully-operational affiliate program

A growing content library

A streaming platform and referral engine built to scale

Full UGC - Creator content uploading coming soon

Social features and community tools rolling out next

Platform

Content at Launch

Peterson Academy

18 × 8‑hour courses

MasterClass

3–8 premium courses

Patreon

Fewer than 50 creators

TikTok (US)

Seeded with ~100 top creators

Skool

0 courses — all user-created

VidMe (Us)

200+ videos from dozens of creators

Want to get a little more context?

Catch one of our latest Zoom updates >>

Once you grab your affiliate link you will get emailed with info about when the next one will be.

Content Creators Check Out The Potential Here

Content Creator Overview

VidMe's membership-based platform, flips the script:

A place where creators can grow, earn, and own their audiences, and members get rewarded for engaging, learning, and sharing. A place where everyone can grow a community together!

VidMe gives you instant access to premium influencer content—series, podcasts, trainings, lives, gaming, entertainment and more

All included in one powerful membership of $34.99/month

But what makes VidMe different is what happens next:

When you share the content that you love from the platform, you earn.

Both influencers and everyday users help build the platform, grow the community,

and share in the profit.

VidMe Affiliate Plan (Simple + Generous)

Cost: $34.99 per month for access to exclusive creators, educators, entertainers & more.

As an everyday user of Vidme, let's do some math:

With just one member that you referred to this platform you earn $7 (20% of $34.99)

If you bring on just 2 members per month for a year and

As an influencer, how many views does it take to earn $7 on the big platforms? A lot!

With just one member that you referred to this platform you earn $7 (20% of $34.99)

The Platform is OPEN for Business as of July 1ST

YOU CAN NOW ACCESS THE FULL PLATFORM!!

This is one of those rare moments when a line gets drawn in the sand—and you’re standing on the right side of it.

You're not just getting early access. You're part of something that most people only get to hear about in podcasts years later:

“I wish I had been there when YouTube launched…”“Imagine being one of the first users on TikTok…”“What if I had staked my flag in Patreon before the wave?”

That’s where you are right now.

You're not beta testing a minimum viable product. You're stepping into a living, breathing, functioning ecosystem—curated, monetized, and already moving fast.

When YouTube launched…“Imagine being one of the first users on TikTok…”“What if I had staked my flag in Patreon before the wave?”

That’s where you are right now.

You're not beta testing a minimum viable product. You're stepping into a living, breathing, functioning ecosystem—curated, monetized, and already moving fast.

Let’s put it into perspective:

1. YouTube at Launch (2005)

Had zero monetization for creators or fans.

No revenue-sharing until late 2007, when the Partner Program launched.

Initial videos were mostly homegrown, short, and scattered (e.g., “Me at the zoo”).

No content curation, no homepage strategy — just a raw upload feed.

VidMe comparison:You’re launching with a polished front-end, category curation, and 200+ videos.YouTube had none of that.

2. TikTok (as Musical.ly & early Douyin)

Initial U.S. rollout involved seeding 50–100 creators per niche, not open UGC at scale.

No monetization or affiliate engine at launch.

No reward structure for viewers — just basic likes and follows.

VidMe comparison:You have more total videos, a growing creator base, and fan-side monetization before the UGC firehose even opens.

3. Patreon

Launched with a few dozen creators. Only 100 videos.

No fan-side incentives — only a subscription-style paywall.

Took 12–18 months before they had real traction or meaningful payout volume.

VidMe comparison:

You’re rolling out with pre-registered users, video rewards, and performance-based scaling — not a passive donation model.

Not a broken system we have to rebuild post-hype.

We’ve got:

200+ live videos

A fully-operational affiliate program

A growing content library

A streaming platform and referral engine built to scale

Full UGC - Creator content uploading coming soon

Social features and community tools rolling out next

Platform

Content at Launch

Peterson Academy

18 × 8‑hour courses

MasterClass

3–8 premium courses

Patreon

Fewer than 50 creators

TikTok (US)

Seeded with ~100 top creators

Skool

0 courses — all user-created

VidMe (Us)

200+ videos from dozens of creators

Want to get a little more context?

Catch one of our latest Zoom updates >>

Once you grab your affiliate link you will get emailed with info about when the next one will be.

Content Creators Check Out The Potential Here

“I wish I had been there when YouTube launched…”
“Imagine being one of the first users on TikTok…”
“What if I had staked my flag in Patreon before the wave?”

When YouTube launched…
“Imagine being one of the first users on TikTok…”
“What if I had staked my flag in Patreon before the wave?”

VidMe comparison:
You’re launching with a polished front-end, category curation, and 200+ videos.
YouTube had none of that.

VidMe comparison:
You have more total videos, a growing creator base, and fan-side monetization before the UGC firehose even opens.