A Linktree alternative for AI filmmakers
A link-in-bio page is a list of doors. A studio site is the room behind them.
By The Generated Worlds editors · Published · Updated
Linktree is the quickest way to put several links behind one bio link, and for a creator with many destinations it is a good tool. For an AI filmmaker whose main destination is a series, a studio site does more with the same link: the episode plays on the first tap, viewers can pay for the next one right there, brands have a contact form, and it can live on your own domain.
How publishing on GW works
GW publishing facts reviewed 2026-10-10. Platform comparisons below keep their own source-check dates.
- Free publishing on GW
- The free Creator plan supports 1 new series a month, up to 100 episodes each. A paid studio site is optional.
- Your independent studio site
- Launch your own branded streaming site on Starter for $39 a month. Starter supports 3 new series a month. Publishing on GW and launching this site are separate steps.
- Review
- Episodes publish on GW as soon as they upload. GW reserves the right to take down any content, or suspend an account, that doesn't pass its review or the Community Guidelines. All published work remains subject to content and rights rules.
- Paid episodes
- Creators choose which episodes are free or paid. GW sets paid episodes at 10 tokens. The standard creator allocation is 80% of net episode revenue after processing; payouts start at $25. This is separate from brand-deal fees.
- Discovery and returning viewers
- Viewers can discover your work on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and GW. Send interested viewers to a recognizable series or studio destination where they can return for the story.
Generated Worlds publishes this and makes studio sites. Linktree is a good product; this page is about when a different one fits better.
Every tap between your bio and your episode loses viewers. A link list adds one: the viewer taps your bio, lands on a list, picks a link, and then lands on a video page full of somebody else's recommendations.
The same bio link, two destinations
| Link-in-bio page | Studio site | |
|---|---|---|
| First tap lands on | A list of links | Your episode, playing |
| Paying for the next episode | Another link, another site | On the same page |
| Brands and collaborators | An email link | A contact form with its own inbox |
| Keeping fans | Depends on each platform | Your newsletter list |
| Address | linktr.ee/yourname, or your domain on paid plans | yourname.generatedworlds.com, or your own domain |
Keep a link list if you point people at many different things. If you point them at one series, point them at the series.
Common questions
Can a studio site still link to my other profiles?
Yes. The About page and footer carry your Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and website links.
What does it cost?
Publishing is free on the Creator plan. You see and design your site before you pay; plans start at $39 a month. On every plan, 80% of net episode revenue after processing is allocated to you.
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Publish here
Publishing is free: open your studio and upload your drama, and it is live on Generated Worlds right away with its own page and link. 80% of net revenue from viewer unlocks is allocated to you. When you want your own streaming site, launch your studio site on Starter for$39 a month.
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