Frame.io
Storage
Where an editor and a client argue about a cut, on the timecode
43 platforms for editing, publishing, selling and getting paid, each listed with what it costs, who it suits and what its users made of it.
Storage
Where an editor and a client argue about a cut, on the timecode
Giveaways
Giveaways with the entry rules enforced and the draw done for you
Music
Music for video with a free tier that clears copyright claims
Captions
Captions, b-roll and hooks added to a vertical clip in a minute
AI video
A presenter generated from a script, in thirty languages
Legal
Contracts, proposals and invoices for people who bill clients
Projects
Boards and cards for people who will not fill in a project plan
Accounting
Invoicing and bookkeeping that costs nothing until you want it automated
Stock assets
Unlimited stock video, music, fonts and templates on one subscription
Email marketing
Email marketing that stays cheap as the list gets big
Video hosting
Video hosting for video your own site depends on
Websites
One-page sites that take an evening and cost less than lunch
Tips
One page where an audience can tip, subscribe or buy something small
Booking
A booking page that reads your calendar and ends the back and forth
Transcription
Transcripts of calls and recordings, searchable afterwards
Screen recording
Screen and camera recordings that go out as a link, not a file
AI tools
A visual canvas that turns your source material into scripts and posts
Community
Paid Discord memberships with a sales funnel attached
Community
Charge for access to a Discord, Slack or Telegram community
Brand deals
A booking page for brand deals, with pricing and contracts
Scheduling
Where most creators end up planning everything
Streaming
Streaming software with alerts, overlays and tipping
AI tools
Voice generation and dubbing that holds up in published work
Courses
Host and sell courses with coaching and payments included
CloutStack is a directory of the software people use to make a living from an audience. Editing and publishing, newsletters and memberships, contracts and tax, and the parts nobody warns you about until the first invoice.
Every listing says what a tool costs, who it suits and who should skip it. Tools are added by us and submitted by the people who build them, who write the listing themselves, and a person reads each submission before it goes live. Every star on the site comes from somebody who used the tool. We do not rate anything.
Some links earn us a commission and some listings are paid placements, which are labelled. Neither changes what a review says or where a tool ranks. See the disclosure for how we make money.
Anything somebody uses to make, grow or get paid for work they publish. That covers the obvious ones like video editors and newsletter platforms, and the ones people find out about later: contracts, bookkeeping, tax, and getting paid across borders.
Two ways. We add them ourselves, or the people who build them submit them and write the listing. Either way a person reads it before it goes live, and anything submitted has to be a real product a creator could sign up for today.
No, if you display our badge on your site. We check that it is still there, and the listing stays free for as long as it is. If you would rather not link out, a one-time fee lists you without the badge.
Every star on this site comes from people who used the tool and left a review. We do not score anything ourselves. A tool nobody has reviewed shows no star at all, which is most of them today, and that is the honest state of a young directory rather than a gap we would rather fill with a number of our own.
No. Nobody can buy a rating, because the rating is other people's reviews and we do not touch them. Paid placement does exist, it is labelled wherever it appears, and a featured listing sits at the top of a category page. What a listing says and what its reviewers said are not for sale.
New tools are added continuously, and a listing carries the date its details were last checked. Pricing changes faster than anything else, so if you spot something out of date there is a link on every page to tell us.