Founding artists · invite only · a small roster
Your art, earning half of every net sale
Twotap Art Academy is the all-access membership students already pay for. I'm inviting you, from the Summit or your Twotap course, to be one of its founding artists.
50%
of net direct sales
$0
cost to join
0%
exclusivity
1 year
term, renews yearly
The money
50% of net course sales
Direct sales pay 50% of net: buyer payment, less refunds, less the fixed 5.2% store and payment fee. Qualifying subscription minutes pay your signed rate from course go-live, or from signing if the course is already live.
Gross
What the buyer paid for the attributed course line.
Net
Gross after refunds and the fixed 5.2% fee.
Your share
50% of net, shown order by order in your private portal.
Two ways to work together
Sell outright, join the membership, or do both
If you already have a course on Twotap you know the first one. The second is what this invitation is about.
50% of net on every sale
Your course sits on twotap.art at its own price. A student buys it once and keeps it for life. After refunds and the fixed 5.2% fee, the net revenue is split equally.
Your price, your course
We agree the price together and it stays yours to reprice.
Half of net revenue
Refunds and the fixed 5.2% fee come off first. No payout threshold.
Nothing changes if you already do this
Existing Twotap artists keep exactly the deal they have.
Brush sets and downloads too
Not just courses. Brush sets, sketch packs and written guides use the same net-revenue terms.
We market it for you
Emails, ads and promotions we create, run and pay for.
This is the simplest way in, and for a lot of artists it stays the main one.
Most artists do both. The membership gives the course another place to be discovered, while the active 50/50 direct-sales deal remains non-exclusive.
What is it
One membership, a small roster of artists, live today
Students pay $19.90 a month or $179 a year for everything. A handful of artists share that, so the members know who you are.
Your part
What do I have to do?
- ✓
Bring one course
Existing or new, any size. We import, structure and caption it for you.
- ✓
That is it
Nothing else is required. No upload quota, no hours you have to keep, and everything below is yours to take or leave.
Your options
What can I do, if I want more?
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Teach what students vote for
Polls every 14 to 30 days. A 15 to 30 minute lesson on a winning topic gets promoted to the whole list.
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Run live and guest sessions
Members join from their dashboard, we schedule and promote it, and each one funnels viewers to your course and direct listing.
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Add another format
A short lesson, a live session or a downloadable resource can each introduce more students to your main course.
The student offer
What students see when we sell it
This is the live Academy landing page. Your course joins this offer.
$19.90 / mo · $179 / yr
One price, everything unlocked. Nobody decides between your course and another artist’s.
17 courses, 450+ brushes
Already inside. Students buy the whole shelf, so your course gets found by people who came for something else.
A live art community
Challenges, comments and member work keep students opening the Academy between lessons.
26,000+ Summit artists
The launch audience this offer goes out to.
Where this goes
The flywheel, and what is already on the roadmap
1 · Students vote
Polls every 14 to 30 days on what to learn next.
2 · You teach it
Short focused lessons, only when a topic fits you.
3 · We promote it
Email and social, to members and the Summit list.
4 · Sales compound
The lesson keeps pointing students to the lifetime course listing after launch week.
Guest sessions and your own artist site are already in the member sidebar marked Soon. Founding artists shape both.
Why I'm building this
This isn't another Domestika or Skillshare, where art is one category among hundreds and artists are content suppliers. This is built only for art. Live sessions run inside the platform, and cohorts see each other's comments as they watch. It's the model that felt the most fair to me, because the platform only makes money if you do.