For music fanbases
Your fanbase is already busy. What it isn’t, is organised.
Fundraising by DM, money through an admin’s personal account, and the watch-party list living in a spreadsheet.
Create your music fanbaseToday
- Fundraising and pre-orders handled by DM
- Money landing in an admin’s personal account
- Watch-party lists kept in a spreadsheet
- Photocard drops with no clear limit
With FanHub
- One link for every fanbase transaction
- Funds land in the fanbase account, not a personal one
- Attendance from a QR scan on site
- Drops with a cap, no overselling
Fandom membership
Paid tiers with exclusive access, presale, and member-only perks.
Photocards & drops
Zero-oversell limited drops for photocards & merch. Priority for members.
Loyalty rewards
Points from purchases & participation. Redeem for items or special experiences.
Modules that work for you
Know your fandom from its data
Who turns up to every watch party, who joins every group order. Not an admin's guess, but a record that accumulates from the fanbase's own activity.
One member's record
- Member number
- Tier and season
- Attendance
- Points balance
- Spend
- Contact (masked)
- Tags and notes
- Consent
Written when dues actually clear, not when a form is submitted. Active or lapsed is derived from the season, so nobody has to mark members one by one.
Common questions
Does an admin have to hold fans’ money?
No. Payments go to the fanbase account through a licensed gateway, so no one’s personal account is holding other people’s money.
Does FanHub hold the funds?
Never. FanHub is not a place money rests, it does not pass through us at all.
Can we run several events at once?
Yes. Each event has its own registration, capacity and QR, and they all sit on one fanbase page.