For digital creators

You built an audience on rented land.

On MINOMO the people who follow you actually receive what you publish: all of it, in order, with no algorithm deciding who deserves to see it. The feed is free and unlimited — reach isn't for sale here, because nobody takes it away from you.

Free · Unlimited feed · No card required

  • Per People who publish and have an audience: video, photo, podcasts, newsletters, local and niche communities
  • Lettura 5 min
  • Agg. July 28, 2026
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The audience is real. It's the channel that's on loan.
  1. 100% Of your followers In the «For You» feed every post reaches everyone, with no boosting
  2. 5% What gets through on social Average organic reach of a post: the rest you pay for, or you lose
  3. 0 Algorithms to please No format of the month, no penalty for putting a link in your post
  4. 0% On your collaborations MINOMO never sits in the middle and never takes a cut of what you earn

What your days actually look like

Nineteen people in twenty follow you and never see you. You won them; somebody else charges for them.

It took you years to build an audience. Then you open the stats on a post and find that one person in twenty saw it: the other nineteen follow you, they chose you, and it never crossed their screen. To reach them you have to pay the platform you brought them to in the first place.

Then the format of the month changes and you start over. A rule changes and what used to work stops working. And if one day the account disappears — a bad report, a policy change, an automated mistake — the audience disappears with it, because you have nothing of those people: no contact, no way to find them again.

You don't have an audience. You have an audience on loan. MINOMO gives you a channel where what you publish reaches everyone who asked for it, and nobody steps in to sell you back the difference.

How it works when you live on content

  1. The «For You» feed, unfiltered

    Everything you publish — news, offers, events — appears in the feed of the people who follow you. All of them, every time, free and with no cap on how much you post. There's no reach to buy because there's no reach being taken from you.

  2. Push for the moments that matter

    A notification lands on the lock screen: it's the only channel that genuinely interrupts. You pay in proportion to how many people it reaches, which makes it naturally rare — you use it for the launch, for the live about to start, for the date that moved. Not for good morning.

  3. No algorithm to please

    No format of the month to chase, no penalty for adding a link, no magic hour to post at. You publish when you have something to say and it arrives. Chronological means chronological.

  4. Your audience has no borders

    Followers receive you wherever they are: someone in Bucharest reads what you publish from Milan, signs up for your event and gets the reminder. Discovery is local — the relationship, once it exists, is not.

  5. Events with RSVP and reminders

    Live sessions, launches, meet-ups, workshops: you publish the event, whoever wants to be there signs up and gets a reminder before it starts. No groups to moderate and nobody's email to collect.

  6. A rate card for collaborations

    What you do and where your prices start, in plain sight: commissioned content, UGC, shoots, consulting, running a channel. Fixed price, «from», or on request, in euro or in lei. Anyone who wants to work with you knows where to begin without writing to ask for rates.

  7. The badge that tells you apart from the guru

    MINOMO verifies the tax registration of everyone who joins. That's why the mark next to your name is something no bought course can hand you — and why the people reading you know there's somebody real behind the screen.

The long read

Why the feed is free and push is paid

They are two different things, and we priced them as such.

The feed costs nothing because there is nothing to ration: the people following you have already said they want to read you, and charging you for the right to keep that promise makes no sense. Publish as much as you like, it reaches everyone, always.

Push costs money because it does something the feed doesn’t: it enters the phone, lights up the screen, interrupts dinner. It’s the only channel that doesn’t wait for someone to decide to open the app, and its price grows with the number of people it reaches. We know that means a notification gets expensive at scale: that’s deliberate. If every send were free, MINOMO would become — within six months — the place of notifications nobody reads. Which is exactly the feed you left behind.

How verification works

At sign-up you declare your tax registration and we check it: once confirmed, the badge appears on your page and push opens, with an email to tell you. Nothing to upload, no extra forms.

A badge that verifies nothing is worth nothing — that’s why the mark next to your name means something to the people reading you.

Meanwhile the channel is already alive: public page, content, events, rate card. Only the notification waits.

What MINOMO doesn’t do

Better said now.

It doesn’t hand you your audience’s data. No names, no emails, no numbers. You see how many there are and you speak to all of them, but you own none of them. If your model depends on building a list to take elsewhere, this isn’t the right tool.

It doesn’t let you export your followers. Same reason, seen from the exit: those people trusted the platform, they didn’t sign up to end up in a file.

It doesn’t sell sponsorships on your behalf. You handle collaborations yourself, outside, and MINOMO doesn’t touch a cent of what you earn.

It doesn’t process payments in-app. Whoever wants to work with you reads the rate card and writes or calls. Payment happens where it happens today.

It doesn’t let everyone in. An active, verifiable tax registration is required. It’s a narrower door, and it’s why the badge next to your name isn’t a sticker: someone actually checked.


Not sure it’s for you?

A small but fiercely loyal audience, or a large one spread across three countries? Tell us your case: a real person replies within 48 hours.

What people ask us before opening a channel

  1. How many of my followers will move over to MINOMO?

    A minority, and you should expect that. A social audience is largely made of people who tapped «follow» two years ago and haven't thought about you since: they don't move. The ones who move are the ones who actually want to read you — and here you reach all of them, instead of one in twenty. It's a change of metric: smaller numbers, realer people.

  2. Can I see who follows me?

    No, and it isn't an oversight: it's the reason people follow you without hesitating. You see how many they are and you reach all of them, but names, emails and phone numbers never come your way — on MINOMO they don't end up in any database, not even yours. That's the deal holding the channel up: they know they aren't merchandise, you get an audience that actually opens.

  3. If I leave MINOMO, do I take my followers with me?

    No. There is no export of the list, because that would mean handing over the data of people who trusted the platform. While you're present and active you talk to them; if you leave, the channel closes. It cuts both ways — and it's the same reason nobody else can buy them either.

  4. Do I need a registered business?

    Yes, and it is a deliberate choice. The creator world is also the world of people who declare themselves experts on Monday and sell a course on Tuesday, with no invoice and nobody to answer for it: MINOMO chose a narrower door and a badge that means something. You come in with a real, verifiable tax registration — a real, verifiable tax registration in your country — and that same check opens the push channel.

  5. What does it cost?

    The feed is free and unlimited: publish as much as you like, it reaches everyone, forever, with no subscription. You only pay for push, as you go and in proportion to how many people it reaches: the bigger your audience, the more a single notification costs. That's on purpose — it keeps push for what matters and leaves the feed for everything else.

  6. Can a brand sponsor me inside MINOMO?

    Not yet. Today you handle collaborations outside, the way you always have, and the rate card on your page is there to be found by whoever is looking: it says what you do and where your prices start. A structured brand-to-creator marketplace inside the platform is a direction we're studying, not something you'll find today.

  7. How is this different from the professionals page?

    The trade. An accountant lives on being found by people searching; you live on reaching people who already chose you. The machinery underneath is the same — public page, followers, feed, push, events — but the angle isn't. If you run a practice or an agency alongside your channel, the right page is minomo.io/en/for-professionals.

In chiusura

Your audience already exists. What's missing is a place where everything you say reaches everyone who asked for it, without asking anyone's permission.