IP licensing was built for big corporations. Everyone else — small and mid-sized e-commerce sellers, rights holders sitting on untapped catalogs, and the designers who create for them — was left to figure it out alone.
Traditional licensing wasn't designed for independent creators — and it shows at every step.
Traditional licensing requires lawyers, minimum guarantees, and months of negotiations. Mid-sized license holders and sellers never had a chance.
Thousands of Etsy and Amazon sellers use IP content without licenses — not by choice, but because there's no accessible alternative.
Massive unlicensed markets exist for gaming, anime, and pop culture IP. Rights holders see none of that money.
Fans demand licensed products that don't exist — because the system to create them legally simply isn't there.
We didn't tweak the old model — we rebuilt licensing around the people it always excluded.
We bring gaming, anime, and pop-culture IP into one curated library — so sellers don't have to chase rights holders one by one.
Every sale calculates and routes the license fee automatically. No invoices, no manual accounting, no disputes.
Licensing lives inside the tools sellers already use, like Printify — not in a separate portal nobody opens.
The same goal — legal use of IP — approached in two completely different ways.
Unlicensed demand isn't shrinking — it's expanding alongside gaming, anime, and entertainment licensing worldwide. Every year it goes unaddressed is revenue left on the table.
Independent creators were never the priority for the big platforms. Here, they're the starting point.
It's always a license, never a transfer. You keep ownership of everything you create — always.
Every design in our library is pre-cleared, licensed IP — no takedown surprises, no accounts wiped out overnight.
You don't have to chase traffic. Active print-on-demand sellers put your work in front of buyers who are already looking.
Production cost, platform fee, and your payout — shown separately, paid out weekly. No opaque "royalty" number, no waiting a month for your money.
30-day mutual notice if either side wants out. If your work isn't picked up within 90 days, you're free to use it elsewhere.
We also open doors to physical and wholesale brand licensing — not just digital storefronts.
Whether you're an IP holder looking to monetize your catalog, a designer ready to license your work, or a seller ready to go fully legal — let's talk.