It is not a follower machine
It will not buy, farm or fake anything. It finds people who already care and gives them a reason to stay. If you want a number to go up this week, buy ads.
14-day free trial · for artists and managers
Most tools give you a dashboard. This one does the work.
CrowdRelay holds every fan you have ever met, decides what is worth doing next, and does it — inside authority limits you set, with a record of what it changed. You approve, or you let it run.
Decision stream Live Cycle 1,284 · next in 0:42
Fan graph48,213 Holdout uplift+12.5%
ContextDecisionConf.Status
Fan graph 48,213 +312 today · 7 sources
Holdout · reminder emails +12.5%
Authority today 31 / 250 actions
- Bounded auto6
- Approval10
- Recommend5
- Observe5
One fan graph, built from
- Discord
- Forums
- Press
- The door at the show
- Your email list
Spotify and Bandsintown count as listening and show signal, not as fans.
How it works
Four things, on a loop. Your data, never the product.
- 01
It builds the fan graph
Discord, Reddit, forums, press, the door at last night’s show, the email list you already have. One record per person, with what they did and what they consented to, not a spreadsheet per platform. Spotify and Bandsintown add listening and show signal, never people.
- 02
It decides what is worth doing
Every cycle it evaluates 26 bounded contexts and ranks what would move the number you chose. The decision is deterministic and written down: what it saw, what it expected, why this over that.
- 03
It acts inside limits you set
Observe, recommend, ask permission, or act alone — per context, with a confidence floor and a daily cap. The strictest limit wins. Nothing reaches a person at a level you did not grant.
- 04
It measures, then argues with itself
A randomised holdout claims full credit; a correlation claims a tenth and leaves the rest unattributed. What it learns changes what it does next — and it tells you when it made things worse.
What it proves
An autonomous system you can audit
Anything can claim to be an agent. The question is whether it can tell you what it did, why, and whether it worked.
Sample workspace The levels, numbers and traces below are illustrative, not a tenant's results.
- Decision contexts
- 26
- Authority levels
- 4
- Actions with provenance
- 100%
Content 05 of 26
Outreach
Finds people who already care and gives them a reason to stay.
- Confidence
- 87% Floor 80%
- Daily ceiling
- 250 actions
- Evidence
- 14 signals
- Last decision
- 12 min ago
- Draws on
- Outreach Supply, Fan Lifecycle, Amplifier, Growth Intelligence
- Feeds
- None
Audit trace
- Observe 212 fans replayed the new single
- Reason Replays predict a ticket purchase
- Act Sent 212 personal notes, under the cap
- Verify 31% replied or saved the show
No decision recorded yet.
For rosters
The thing per-artist tools cannot do
When one platform holds every artist's fan graph, one artist's audience can find another's — through an explicit consent edge that is capped, revocable and audited. Not a shared list. A permission, with a limit on how often it may be used and a record of every time it was.
No collection of single-artist tools can offer this, because none of them can see across the roster.
Consent edge A → B
- Tue 14:02 1 of 2 this week Sent
- Fri 18:40 2 of 2 this week Sent
- Sat 09:15 Cap reached Held
Honest limits
What this is not
Every claim above is one you can check inside the product. Here is the other half, so you do not have to find it yourself.
It is not hands-off on day one
From day one it drafts and measures on its own; everything that would reach a person or spend money waits for your yes. You read what it asks for, then grant it more room. Teams that skip that step do not trust it later.
It is young
One tenant in production, and every week of its history is on record, decision by decision. That is exactly why the guarantee below exists.
CrowdRelay runs in production for Virya — our first tenant. Every decision and every action it takes is recorded with its reason. Ask us and we will walk you through that record before you sign up.
Questions
The ones worth asking before you pay
Why is this more expensive than the link tool I already pay for?
Because you operate that one. A smart-link tool routes a click you already earned. This decides what to do next, does it, and reports what changed. The comparison is not another tool — it is the hours of the person who would otherwise be doing this.
How does the trial work, exactly?
Fourteen days, free. Stripe takes a card up front so the subscription can continue without a second conversation, and charges nothing until day fifteen. Cancel before then and you are not billed at all. The 90-day money-back guarantee starts on day fifteen, with your first payment.
Do I need to buy AI credits on top?
No. Free models are included and never run out. Each tier includes credits for frontier models, and you can connect your own provider key to use your own quota instead. If you exhaust the included credits, the system falls back to free models rather than billing you by surprise.
Can it post or email people without asking me?
Only if you tell it to. Every one of the 26 contexts has its own authority level, from observe-only up to acting alone within a daily cap. A new tenant starts with drafting, discovery and measurement running on their own — none of it reaches a person or spends money — and everything that would post, message or spend waiting for your approval.
Where does the fan data live, and who owns it?
In the EU, in a database scoped to your tenant, and you do. Consent state is recorded per fan per channel, exports are always available, and deleting your tenant deletes the data — the audit trail of platform actions survives, because that is what an audit trail is for.
What if it does not work for us?
CrowdRelay is new and it is asking to act on your behalf. If you're not happy within 90 days of starting to pay, we refund what you paid. No conditions.