Earnvault
A self-hosted creator-income portfolio that imports authorized statements and payouts, reconciles them into a source-linked ledger, and produces monthly P&L and tax-preparation exports without taking a recurring share of earnings.
A creator can earn through video, music, newsletters, memberships, brand deals, and licensing, but each source reports periods, fees, taxes, currencies, and payout status differently. Personal-finance tools can aggregate accounts, yet research found no self-hosted product designed around creator-platform earnings and royalty streams. The sovereignty promise is attractive, but two referenced aggregation capabilities remain unverified and one proposed provider appears priced for businesses rather than solo creators.
A multi-stream independent creator who values data sovereignty and wants a consolidated earnings record. The segment is actionable, but willingness to self-host and pay for connector access require validation.
A current sovereignty cohort and new licensing streams create a visible adoption window.
A multi-stream creator who refuses percentage fees is concrete and actionable.
Several inbound connections support sovereign creator tooling, but the evidence stays inside one ecosystem.
The sovereignty-oriented creator is specific, self-hosted finance demand is confirmed, and no creator-specific earnings aggregator was found.
Two integration capabilities remain unverified, one provider's B2B pricing conflicts with the solo-creator segment, self-hosting creates support cost, and incumbents face no structural copying barrier.
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