Choose what to build.
We look at what your audience needs, what they already use and what they would pay for. That helps us decide whether an idea is worth building.
You built the audience.
We help you build a software business.
Across our
portfolio.
From Arabic lessons to video editing, here’s a closer look at the products we’ve worked on.
Arabic lessons with reading, listening and writing practice.
Ideas, titles and scripts for YouTube creators.
Create videos from text and prompts.
Study tools for writing, coding, math and research.
Call reviews and practice for sales teams.
Turn long videos and podcasts into captioned clips.
Manage creator partnerships, from discovery to payment.
Make short videos with captions and hooks.
Let’s build a business
with that audience in mind.
When you spend years making content for the same audience, you get to know them. You hear what they struggle with, what they keep asking for and what they wish existed.
You may already have an idea for an app. The harder part is finding the people to design it, build it, support customers and keep it running while you keep creating.
That’s why Mentiq exists. We partner with creators to build and run software businesses. You bring your knowledge of the audience, and we work with you on the product and the day-to-day job of running it.
What does your audience need?
Would they pay for a product that helps?
We handle the research, design, development and daily operations needed to get a software business running.
We look at what your audience needs, what they already use and what they would pay for. That helps us decide whether an idea is worth building.
We design the brand, screens and steps people take through the app, from signing up to using it every day.
We build the app and the systems behind it, including accounts, payments, data storage and hosting.
We work out how to introduce the product to your audience, explain what it does and help interested people sign up.
We help new customers get started, listen to their feedback and look at why people cancel. That tells us what needs to improve.
We handle customer support, track how the business is doing and keep developing the product as customers’ needs change.
The details change from product to product.
We stay involved after launch.
We agree on responsibilities before we start, so you know what we’ll handle and where we’ll need your input.
You help us understand what your audience needs, give feedback on the product and introduce it through your channels.
We design and build the app, prepare it for launch and run the day-to-day operations. You work with the same team as the product grows.
No pitch deck needed. Tell us about your audience and what you have in mind. We’ll take it from there.
Start the conversation OPEN EACH STAGE TO SEE THE WORK.Tell us about your audience and the questions they keep asking. You can bring an idea, but you don’t need to have it all figured out.
A decision on whether there’s a problem we can solve together.
We look at competing products, what customers pay and what’s missing. We test the assumptions behind the idea before spending time and money on a build.
A plan for the product, its pricing and how the business would work.
We design and build the software, with your feedback along the way. Together, we prepare to introduce it to your audience.
A working product, an agreed launch plan and clear responsibilities.
We watch how people use the app and listen to what they tell us. We fix problems, improve features and keep working on how to reach new customers.
Regular updates on the business and a plan for what to improve next.
Once the app is live, there are customers to help, bugs to fix and decisions about what to build next. We keep doing that work with you.
How we work with youYou should know what you’re agreeing to, who you’re working with and how the business is doing.
Before work begins, we put the agreement in writing: who owns what, how the money works, who does what and what happens if the partnership ends.
You talk to the people building and running the product. You know who to contact when you have a question or want to change something.
We share how the product is doing, including revenue, signups and cancellations. We explain the decisions we’re making and what we’re learning.
Your name is attached to the product. We take that seriously, from how we describe it to how we respond when a customer needs help.
Estimate monthly revenue using your audience size, topic and subscription price.
A starting point
This gives us a starting point for a conversation. We still need to check whether people want the product.
01 Your inputs
Add up everyone across the platforms you selected.
Your topic affects the price people may be willing to pay.
Suggested for this niche: $15/mo. Adjust up to $250/mo.
We never post anything or touch your accounts. This is just for the estimate.
Add your follower count and a monthly price to see your estimate.
These figures are estimates, not a promise of earnings. Results depend on your audience, your topic and the app we build together.
A few things to know before getting in touch.
Talk with usNo. Tell us about your audience and the problems they ask you about. We can work out what to build together.
You know your subject, your audience listens to you and you want to build a business over time. We also look at whether there’s a problem your audience would pay to solve.
You help us understand your audience, give feedback and promote the product through your channels. We agree on the details before we begin, including what Mentiq will build and manage.
It depends on what we’re building and what each side contributes. Before we start, we agree in writing on ownership, funding, how revenue is shared and what happens if the partnership ends. Your existing audience and channels remain yours.
It depends on what the app needs to do. Once we’ve agreed on the first version, we set a schedule and decide what needs to be ready for launch.
We keep running and improving it. That includes helping customers, fixing bugs, adding features and working on growth. We share how the business is doing and discuss what to work on next.
We’ll tell you. Research may show that an idea isn’t worth building, or that it needs to change. We’d rather work that out early than push ahead with something we don’t believe in. We can’t guarantee revenue.
Tell us a little about yourself.
Leave your details and we’ll get in touch to talk about your audience and any ideas you have.