Talent / For talent
You've got the fans. Give them more of you.
Turn everything you’ve built into an asset fans can talk to. Connect your channels, set your prices, approve your sona before anyone hears it and get paid every month. Bring your manager in whenever you like.
Your life, their front row
A day on the road, as your fans hear it.
A day with your sona
What a day looks like with a sona.
09:12 · Sunny says good morning
Where are you, what's happening, anything fans should know? You answer in a line or a voice note, or you don't answer at all.
13:00 · Behind the scenes
You send a photo from the training ground, the green room or the studio. It is in your updates feed for VIP and Inner Circle fans a minute later, with the location stripped.
18:30 · Before the big moment
Fans are talking to your sona about tonight’s match, this week’s episode or the question they never got to ask. You’re busy getting ready.
Sunday · Your week in one message
Sunny sends what fans asked about most, what they loved, and how many new fans joined each level.
Your voice stays yours.
Cloned only with your consent. You can switch voice off and keep text, and you can delete it whenever you like.
Your prices, your call.
Set what each fan level costs. Change it for a tour, an album or a birthday. Payouts go to your account through Stripe.
Your team, when you want one.
Invite a manager or an agency later. They can help run it, and your approval alone is still enough.
Getting started
Four short calls, then you hear it.
Sunny interviews you over four fifteen-minute calls, by phone or WhatsApp, when it suits you. She gets to know you: the moments that made you, the work that cost you most, the way you answer the questions fans always ask. That is what makes fans feel they are talking to you. Then you hear your sona and tell us what to fix.
Do I need an agent?
No. Plenty of talent run their own sona. If you have a manager or agency, you can invite them now or later.
What does it cost?
Nothing to set up. You set what fans pay, and Sonaverse takes a share of fan revenue, agreed with you before you publish.
How do fans find it?
You tell them. A link in your bio, a post, a QR code on the merch stand. Your sona has its own page and fans can join from there.
Can I stop?
Yes, at any time. Pause your sona for a quiet month or delete it, and your material goes with it.
