Creator Roam
Live media kit, brand deal tracker, and income view for travel creators. Free to start.
Productivity·Marketing·Sales & CRM
What is Creator Roam?
Creator Roam is a media kit and deal tracker for travel creators. It gives you a live media kit link to send to hotels, tour companies, and travel brands. Stats refresh from the social accounts you connect, so the kit does not go stale. Each brand deal sits on a board where you can add filming and posting dates as deliverables and mark payment as unpaid, partly paid, or paid in full.
It is built for creators who pitch hotels, tours, and travel brands and want media kit, deals, income, and stats in one login. Income from Travelpayouts and Buy Me a Coffee can sit beside your Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook stats, so you can see which content earns. On the Creator Pro plan, your kit can also show Travelpayouts bookings and Buy Me a Coffee supporters pulled from your connected accounts.
Creator Roam was made by Liam and Sarah of Two Peas Abroad, full time travel creators based in Vietnam, who use it to run their own travel brand. The free plan includes one live kit and five active deals at no cost and no card. Creator Pro is $19 a month billed yearly ($228), or $29 paid monthly, and removes the deal limit and unlocks bookings and fan support on your kit.
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Hybrid paywall (some to web, some to IAP) is the optimal strategy for apps paying 30%
The experiment's conclusion is not binary: web beats IAP or IAP beats web. Web captures fewer trial starters but converts them better and retains them at 5x the rate. IAP captures more trials at lower individual conversion. A hybrid router that directs the right user segment to each channel extracts the best of both — and is likely where the industry lands at the 30% fee tier.
when you're running on Android at the moment there aren't these kind of rules... you don't have to get this 120 plus installs per day so if you have a lower budget it can actually be good to test on a platform like that.
Test on Android First When Budget Is Low — No 120-Installs-Per-Day Constraint
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