Lift Your Visions To Life.

The operating system for creative businesses

Sell your work and reward your fans, from one platform.

Velin.build runs your whole creative business in two connected parts: the business, where clients buy your services, and the audience, where your followers earn credits toward your work. One login, one ledger, your brand on your own domain. A fan can become a paying client without ever creating a second account.

How it works

The business and the audience, working as one.

Most creators run one and neglect the other. They sell services and ignore their following, or grow a following with nothing to sell it. Velin.build gives you both as two parts of one platform, the business and the audience, linked at the account level, so the people who follow you can become the people who pay you, with no second login and no separate tool to manage.

Part one · The business

Where clients buy.

A public catalog, a quote builder that reads each visitor's zip code and prices to their market, an e-signed agreement with an audit-grade trail, built-in scheduling for anything that needs a meeting, and Stripe deposits. Clients go from browsing to booked without ever leaving your site.

  • Catalog, quote, agreement, schedule, pay, in one flow
  • Bundle discounts and tiered promos that apply themselves
  • Branded PDF quotes with a QR code that reopens the cart
See the demo →

Part two · The audience

Where fans earn in.

Turn everyday support, following, sharing, attending, referring, into credits your fans actually own. They redeem credits against anything in your storefront, so a supporter can earn a small project the slow way, or buy credits outright when they want to skip the line. Casual followers become invested customers.

  • Earn-credit tasks you verify and approve
  • Sell credits at a premium you set
  • One balance, spendable on either side
See the demo →

What's included

One platform, not ten tools to wire together.

You don't assemble Velin.build from parts. Everything below ships together, talks to the rest, and lands in one admin. The Jay Digital and DIGIGANG sites are both built entirely out of these.

01

Service storefront

A public catalog, a live quote builder that prices itself to each visitor's market, a promo engine, e-signed agreements with an audit trail, and Stripe deposits and milestone billing. Everything a client needs to go from browsing to booked.

02

Audience rewards

Turn following, sharing, showing up, referring, and reviewing into credits your fans actually own. They redeem them against your real work, or buy credits outright to skip the line. One balance, spendable on either side.

03

Self-serve scheduling

Built-in booking for any service that needs a real meeting. Buffer rules, blackout dates, out-of-area handling, and two-way Google Calendar sync, so your calendar stays the single source of truth.

04

Pricing that fits each market

Quotes adjust to each buyer's cost-of-living automatically, using a zip-level index built from U.S. Census data and refreshed every year. Set one global multiplier on top and the math takes care of itself.

05

One admin that runs it all

Roster, calendar, ledger, packages, promos, seasonal reminders, birthdays, and outreach prompts in a single panel. The whole business runs from one place instead of ten browser tabs.

06

Email and integrations

Two-way Mailchimp sync, idempotent Stripe webhooks, and Google Calendar busy-block sync, all behind clean adapters so nothing breaks when a provider hiccups.

07

Collaborators and hired help

Bring on talent, models, or extra hands. Set a rate or a trade, put a real e-signed contract on file, and approve the hours they log. Working relationships, made professional.

08

Your brand, your domain

White-label all the way down. Run both sides under your own name and domain. Your clients and your fans only ever see you, never the platform. One backbone underneath, fully yours on the surface.

09

Money and taxes, already sorted

Every payment lands in a ledger, whether it came through Stripe, cash, or a bank transfer. Log an expense once and it files itself to the right Schedule C line, meals included at the correct half. Come quarter end, your income, deductions, and estimated payment are already worked out, so the part most people dread is a page you read instead of a weekend you lose.

10

Paid into your own account

Connect your Stripe account and every payment goes straight there. Not held by us, not paid out on a schedule we set, not a balance you have to withdraw. Your clients' money is yours the moment they pay it.

11

Edit the site itself

Rearrange sections, rewrite any line, and watch it change beside you as you type. Eleven themes, per-section backgrounds, and typography you control without touching code. It is your website, not a template you rent with your name dropped into it.

12

Invoices both sides can file

Every payment produces a numbered invoice your client can download for their own books, and you can download for yours. Sequential, permanent, and generated the moment the money moves, so nobody has to ask you for one in March.

13

Findable by search and by AI

Structured data, a sitemap, and a plain-language description of what you do and where you do it, so search engines and AI assistants can answer questions about you correctly. Set your service area and say plainly that you work anywhere, because both are usually true.

Proof · live in production

We run our own business on it.

Velin.build isn't a concept. It runs Jay Digital, the studio we sell creative work through, and DIGIGANG, the community where our supporters earn in, every single day. The exact platform you would get, pressure-tested on a real business with real clients and real money. Click in and walk through both.

Pricing

One flat price. Everything included.

No tiers, no per-seat fees, no features locked behind an upgrade. One subscription gets you both sides, every feature, collaborators, and your own brand on your own domain. Pay monthly, or save the cost of 2 months a year by paying annually.

Monthly

$49/ month

The full platform, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.

Annual · 2 months free · recommended

$490/ year

Same platform, paid yearly. Save the cost of 2 months a year.

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Built for ourselves first. Now opening to you.

Velin.build runs Jay Digital and DIGIGANGlive today, so the rough edges get smoothed on a real business before you ever pay. We're onboarding the first creators by hand. Walk the live sites below, then reach out to claim a spot.

Jay Digital

The founder and developer

I'm an independent multidisciplinary digital artist with over a decade in the creative industry.

I work under the name Jay Digital and have been doing creative work since 2010, running it properly as a business since 2022. Brand systems and identity, logos, color, typography and the guidelines that hold them together. Web and software builds, from sites to internal tools. Custom tooling and automation. Creative direction and brand audits. Music I produce and release, and long-form video I write and edit.

I work across all of it because the disciplines feed each other, and it is the reason I could build Velin. I designed it and wrote it end to end: the payments, the database, and the page you are reading. I have been on both ends of what it is for, writing the brief and doing the work, so it is built for the person who has to do both.

Why I built it

I kept building simple solutions for the moving parts of my work: the tracking, the documenting, the back-and-forth I was carrying on my own. What I really wanted was one place I could invite clients into, where all of it lived together instead of scattered across my head and a dozen apps. I wanted something for the people who follow the work, too. A following always felt a little one-sided to me, so I made this interactive, a place they can take part in instead of just watch. Velin is both of those in one, and I built it for my own business first.

Jay Digital