Creator attention
Talent already drives daily attention, but the relationship largely lives on rented platforms.
Visible Things unites content, community, commerce, and first-party data across talent, sports, and brand ecosystems, turning fragmented attention into owned relationships and recurring revenue.
Valerie's Place shows premium content living inside a destination designed to build registration, subscription, and return behavior.
Valerie's Place demonstrates an owned experience in market. Select a metric to explore what it measures.
157,049 unique visitors and 235,501 total visits were reported in the six-month snapshot. Visits and unique visitors measure different things and are not additive.
Source: management's six-month snapshot supplied September 9, 2026. Figures are management-reported and not independently audited. Channel audiences overlap and are not additive. Lifetime paid and active paid are different measures.
A shared platform powers distinct branded ecosystems while each partner keeps its identity, audience relationship, and data.
Talent, sports, and brands can shape the experience around their own audience. Valerie's Place is the live flagship shown here.
Source: ResearchAndMarkets / BusinessWire, 2025, as cited in the investor deck. Figures are adjacent market context and should not be added as a single TAM.
Premium content, live access, membership, community, subscriptions, commerce, and first-party data live in one creator-led destination.
Talent already drives daily attention, but the relationship largely lives on rented platforms.
Teams, athletes, universities, and NIL communities have loyal audiences that extend beyond game day.
Fans pay for access, merchandise, memberships, subscriptions, and memorable experiences.
Brands increasingly value direct customer relationships, personalized experiences, and first-party insight.
Switch between the two paths to see how Visible Things can fund select launches while also serving talent, sports, and brands through platform-as-a-service.
For selected premium talent and sports partners, Visible Things funds, produces, launches, and operates the owned content and commerce experience.
Select a phase to explore the strategy. The roadmap distinguishes current proof from future objectives.
Valerie's Place provides a live product, registered users, current paying subscribers, and recurring revenue. The next test is whether the launch approach can be repeated with additional partners.
Strategy roadmap, not a representation that later phases have already been achieved.
Ownership, alignment, and access create repeatable launch opportunities.
Premium programming turns audiences into paying members through quality, cadence, and conversion.
Shared rails power many branded ecosystems while data and learnings compound over time.
The operating snapshot is updated independently of any approved five-year management forecast.
Source: management's September 9, 2026 update. +20% refers to new subscriber revenue, not overall MRR growth. 3× refers to reactivation revenue, not total revenue.
Stage 1 objective: launch 2–3 additional premium talent platforms, prove repeatability, and build toward 3–4 active platforms with a $4M+ ARR target.
The founding team combines production, branded content, unscripted IP, immersive media, and platform execution—with strategic access across talent and entertainment.


Veteran producer with 30+ years across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
Creative executive with 15+ years in branded content and unscripted IP.
Emmy-nominated producer and director across unscripted television and immersive media.
Review the full investor deck or meet the founders to explore the opportunity in more depth.
This page summarizes confidential management materials. Forward-looking statements and projections are estimates, involve risk, and may change. Market figures are adjacent context and are not presented as additive TAM.