Tutorials, courses, explainers, curricula — if you teach in public for free, a sponsorship wall lets the people you taught fund the next thing you make.
Free education has the longest gratitude tail on the internet: the tutorial someone watched in 2024 pays off at the job they hold in 2026. Most of that gratitude has nowhere to go — a YouTube comment, maybe. A wall gives it somewhere, in public, with money behind it. And for every prospective learner deciding whether your material is worth their time, a wall of people it already worked for is the only credential that matters.
A footer badge under every lesson, seen at the exact moment the lesson helps.
One templated line across your whole teaching catalog.
The final page of a series is where gratitude peaks; put the wall link there.
Cheat sheets and starter repos travel; a link inside brings the traveler back.
Educators get backed by former students — often years later, from the career your material helped start — and by working professionals who keep your reference material in a pinned tab. Monthly backers underwrite the next course; their visible streaks tell new learners this teacher is still teaching. On paid plans a funding goal (“help me make the next course free”) gives the whole audience a shared finish line.
One-time or monthly backings, paid directly into your own Stripe account — we never hold your money. Fees: 10% on Free, 5% on Pro, 3% on Max.
You verify a handle or domain to unlock payouts; sponsors giving larger amounts pass an identity check. The names on your wall are real people.
Backers appear on your public wall with a tier, a name (or anonymous, their choice), and how long they’ve backed you.
Payouts currently require a U.S. Stripe account — more countries are coming. Your wall works everywhere.
Free to join. Your wall is live in minutes, and every backer after that is public credit.