Scriber: Creator Subscription Platform to Support, Get Exclusive Content—Backed by The Jonas Brothers

Scriber is a new platform that launched earlier today. It focuses on bringing people a creator subscription feature that will give them access to exclusive content from their favorite artists. There are many partner creators in Scriber now, and one of its most famous backers is the Jonas Brothers, including Nick Jonas, Kevin Jonas, and Joe Jonas.

Scriber: Creator Subscription Platform, Backed by Jonas Brothers

The Jonas Brothers announced on their official Twitter page that there is a new subscription platform that fans can go to and get exclusive content from them and other creators in the industry. The feature is called "Scriber," It brings no applications for people to download during this time, as all processes will focus on SMS.

Nick, Joe, and Kevin all said that there is a new platform for them to get exclusive access and information that will deliver straight to fans, including pre-sale tickets, random videos, access to one-time-only events, and more.

The subscription will be accessible in the first week, and it will then charge them for their subscription to the program.

Jonas Brothers are only one of the creators present here as it aims to collaborate with more artists for the experience. Moreover, the feature will donate $2 of every subscription to a chosen charity.

Get Exclusive Content from your Fave Creators

Scriber is a different form of a subscription platform now. It will deliver the public the exclusive content via links sent to their Messages and not through a dedicated application. It brings both the past and future together for its features, and it promotes a new experience for all, with many more artists and creators to join.

Subscription Platforms Now

People face many subscription platforms now to get exclusive access that would have no ads or waiting time to focus on their needs, but they can all receive these via a certain fee. One of the many famous subscriptions for exclusive content now is Twitter Blue, a feature by the social media company that will give the public more to what they see on their regular feed.

Another company with a recent feature like this is TikTok's "Live Subscriptions," which will bring live streams on the platform and special ones that would not be available. Users need to subscribe to access several locked contents, and most of its proceeds will go to content creators, with the company keeping some for them.

This venture by TikTok is similar to the feature that Twitch brought for everyone years ago.

Almost everything is on a subscription basis, and it brings the public a chance to access more of what they want for a more streamlined experience. All subscriptions come with a fee. Its accessibility makes it exclusive for everyone, meaning that they get to feel special and appraised by the payment they make towards specific creators, now present in Scriber.

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Written by Isaiah Richard