★ Your fans

★ Your platform

★ Your revenue

★ Communities

★ Mobile apps

★ Watch parties

★ Merch drops

★ Subscriptions

★ Your fans

★ Your platform

★ Your revenue

★ Communities

★ Mobile apps

★ Watch parties

★ Merch drops

★ Subscriptions

★ Your fans

★ Your platform

★ Your revenue

★ Communities

★ Mobile apps

★ Watch parties

★ Merch drops

★ Subscriptions

Example Lucky's Regulars app on a phone (made up TV show)

● For TV shows and movies

Watch it.
Live it.
Get paid for it.

Cast watch parties Behind the scenes Table reads Merch drops Episode vault

Cash Passion for TV shows and movies

Fans still rewatch your show and quote it every day, but the money and the fan list sit with someone else. Cash Passion gives the cast or creators their own fan club, app and store, so fans can watch along and pay you directly.

01

Loyal fans.
No home base.

You built the audience. Right now, other platforms decide who sees your work and how much of the money reaches you.

×

Reruns do not pay the cast

Fans rewatch, the cast sees little. A show can stay loved for decades while the people who made it see very little from the fans who keep it alive.

Members pay you every month, and you keep 75% to 98% of every sale depending on your plan.

×

Fan pages belong to strangers

Your fans gather somewhere else. The biggest fan groups for your show are run by other people, on platforms that decide who sees what.

Your own fan club, run by the cast or creators, with every member in your own list.

×

Your fans are scattered across five apps

Clips here, chat there, merch somewhere else. Clips on one app, fan chat on another, conventions on a third site and merch on a fourth. There is no single home for the people who love the show.

One home for the watch parties, the chat, the merch and the extras, all under the show name.

02

Built for how
fans actually watch

Every one of these runs inside your community and your app from day one.

01

Cast watch parties

Members watch an episode on their own, then join a live video call with cast and guests to talk about it.

Events and live streams

02

Behind the scenes

Set stories, photos and memories from the cast and crew that never made it to air. Members only, by level.

Membership levels

03

Table reads

Live readings of classic scenes and new scripts, with members picking the episode.

Events and live streams

04

Merch drops

Show themed shirts, mugs and signed items with zero inventory. Fans shop first and you see who bought.

Merch store and e-commerce

05

Episode vault

Every past watch party and extra saved on demand, so new members can catch up anytime.

Your own community

03

Eight things,
one platform

Every plan includes all eight. No duct taping ten apps together.

01

Your own community

Profiles, feed, group chat, your own emoji reactions and GIFs. The whole fandom in one place.

Included

02

Your own mobile app

Your name on their home screen, with push alerts before every watch party.

Included

03

Membership levels

Free, regular and superfan levels with badges and leaderboards.

Included

04

Your own branding

Your logo, colors, domain and emoji set. It looks like the show, not our app.

Included

05

Events and live streams

Cast watch parties, table reads and replays in the vault.

Included

06

Merch store

Show themed merch and signed items with zero inventory.

Included

07

E-commerce

Event tickets, video shoutouts, signed items and downloads.

Included

08

Membership subscriptions

Monthly and yearly Stripe subscriptions that pay out to your account.

Included

04

See an
example

We built a full example for a made up sitcom, Lucky’s Diner, to show what your fan club could look like on day one.

Lucky's Regulars example community app, a made up TV show community

Example community · Made up brand

Lucky’s Regulars

  • Cast watch parties every other week
  • Behind the scenes set stories
  • Live table reads with the cast
  • Members only merch and signed items

Already live: Bundy Club, a Married… with Children fan club with David Faustino, running watch parties, badges, chat and merch on the same platform.

05

What could
your fandom
be worth?

An example year one. This is an illustration, not a forecast or a real customer result.

Example

Example year one

Example TV fan club · Illustrative

Memberships 900 × $7.99/mo × 12

$86,292

Merch, events and shoutouts

$25,000

Total sales

$111,292

Revenue share (Headliner, 10%)

−$11,129

One time setup fee

−$10,000

You keep

$90,163

Example only. Not a real customer result.

Example inputs

  • 900 paying members
  • $7.99 a month membership
  • $25,000 a year in merch, events and shoutouts
  • Headliner plan: $10,000 setup, 10% share

Example figures for illustration only. Actual results depend on audience size, pricing and engagement. Payment processing fees are not included.

$

One setup fee.
A share that shrinks.

Pay once to launch, then a share of transactions. A bigger setup fee means you keep more of every sale. Every plan includes all eight features.

Opener

$2,500

One time setup

25% revenue share

Launch fast and test the waters.

Rising

$5,000

One time setup

20% revenue share

For growing fan bases ready to build.

Popular with TV fan clubs

Headliner

$10,000

One time setup

10% revenue share

The sweet spot for established names.

Arena

$15,000

One time setup

5% revenue share

Big audiences that sell a lot.

Legend

$20,000

One time setup

2% revenue share

Keep nearly everything you earn.

06

Live in days,
not months

01

Claim your fan club

We set up yourname.cashpassion.com or your own domain.

02

Make it yours

Logo, colors, your emoji set and names for your member levels.

03

Load the first episode

Pick an episode, schedule a cast watch party and stock the merch store.

04

Open the doors

Post the link and launch your app. Members can join and pay from day one.

07

TV and movie
questions

Want to talk it through? Get in touch and we will walk you through a live community.

Do we need the rights to the show?

Your fan club is run by you, the cast member or creator, as your own fan community. You decide what you share. If you want to use clips or show branding, check with whoever holds those rights.

What does it cost?

A one time setup fee plus a share of transactions: $2,500 with 25%, $5,000 with 20%, $10,000 with 10%, $15,000 with 5% or $20,000 with 2%. Every plan includes all eight features.

Who owns my fan list?

You do. Members, emails and payments are yours, and Stripe pays out to your own account. If you ever leave, your list leaves with you.

Can we run watch parties with guests?

Yes. Schedule live video watch parties, invite cast and special guests, and keep every replay in the vault for members.

Is there a fan club like this running now?

Yes. Bundy Club, a Married… with Children fan club with David Faustino, runs watch parties with cast guests, badges, chat and merch on Cash Passion.

Do we need a team to run it?

No. We launch your fan club fully set up. You or your manager post updates, go live and run the store from one dashboard and the app.

Your show
deserves a home.

Apply to launch your own community, app and store on Cash Passion. No payment to apply.