CYBERSPACE—“Creator-first” platform Miss Bliss has launched, offering a new platform environment for content with added benefits for creators.
“The global creator economy is booming (now worth over $250 billion), but for many creators, the platforms they rely on take more than they give. Miss Bliss, a new creator-first platform founded by Stephen Abraham, aims to change that with a simple promise—creators deserve respect, freedom and control over their work,” a Miss Bliss spokesperson said.
"The creator world needed a reset," said Abraham, founder and CEO of Miss Bliss. "Too many platforms profit from creators while giving them little say. Miss Bliss puts creators first not as a slogan, but as a system built on collaboration, fair pay and trust."
Early creators on Miss Bliss keep 85 percent of their earnings and receive a two percent lifetime referral reward from any creators they bring to the platform.
The early-access program runs until November 30, or the first 10,000 creators, whichever comes first.
Miss Bliss introduces creator-focused tools including:
"We're not trying to replace creators' independence," Abraham added. "We're giving it structure and giving creators a space that feels safe, professional and real."
With early momentum across North America and Australia, the spokesperson said, Miss Bliss “is positioning itself as the next evolution in ethical, creator-first media.”
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