Donatuz, an AI-native platform for the creator economy, has officially launched its beta phase in India with the goal of unlocking billions in new revenue streams for digital creators. The platform consolidates all major monetization tools into a single super app, enabling creators to scale globally while retaining ownership of their intellectual property.
India’s creator economy, valued at $350–400 billion in annual consumer spending, currently generates only $20–25 billion in direct creator revenues, according to a 2025 Boston Consulting Group report. Donatuz aims to bridge this gap, projecting that direct creator revenue will grow to $100–125 billion by 2030, with over $1 trillion in creator-influenced consumption.
The platform currently offers creators subscriptions, paid calls, private communities, tips, and seamless payments in both USDC and fiat. The next set of features rolling out soon includes auctions, predictions, digital sales, live streams, AI-powered agents, avatars, and immersive experiences, further expanding the ways creators can connect and monetize their content. Every piece of content and dataset on Donatuz is treated as sovereign creator IP—owned, licensed, and monetized with full transparency.
Since its beta phase, Donatuz has onboarded more than 12,000 users and over 70 creators across lifestyle, gaming, and entertainment. Early engagement metrics show rapid adoption and daily activity growth. The company has also secured partnerships with Camp Network, 0G AI, and Thirdweb to strengthen its ecosystem.
With a transparent, creator-first 12% take rate, Donatuz makes it economically viable for creators to monetize while retaining control of their content.
“India’s creator economy is vast, but the majority of creators struggle to monetize effectively,” said Maslin Edwin, Founder & CEO of Donatuz. “Donatuz changes that by giving every creator full control over their IP and the tools to build sustainable, global revenue streams. Our mission is to create an AI-native infrastructure that empowers creators everywhere, starting from India.”
