Creators are constantly looking for ways to add value to their creator coins, reward loyal holders, and grow their communities.

Right now, they rely on manual flywheels — complex, time-consuming setups that often require technical crypto knowledge. Managing these systems can be confusing and exhausting, especially for creators who just want to focus on their art or audience.

Zora Terminal simplifies this process. It lets creators activate multiple flywheels—like revenue sharing, rewards, or access perks—with a simple toggle. No coding, no setup headaches. Just clear, automated ways to create value for both creators and their communities.

Implementing certain flywheels like buybacks and burns was particularly challenging. We needed a way to autonomously execute buybacks at specific intervals—without requiring the creator’s manual input or signature each time.

To solve this, we experimented with several approaches and eventually adopted an AI agent architecture powered by privy server wallets to handle these automated actions safely.

For burns and airdrops, another challenge was configuring spend permissions for transactions at intervals. We overcame this by leveraging the new Base Subscriptions SDK, which made it easier to manage recurring transactions and ensure onchain safety.

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Zora Terminal is the first and only product in the Zora ecosystem that lets creators access and activate multiple flywheels from a single interface.

Instead of manually setting up smart contracts or managing separate tools, creators can seamlessly enable features like revenue sharing, buybacks, and burns—all through a simple dashboard. This drastically lowers the barrier to entry for creators who want to build utility and engagement around their tokens.

To validate this, we activated several flywheels on $SAINTLEVAN using Zora Terminal. Since then, we’ve seen a 15% increase in X (Twitter) engagement and record all-time trading volume, confirming that these automated mechanisms truly drive community participation and token activity.

Our primary users are creators on Zora who want to engage their audience, build community value, and expand their token ecosystems without getting bogged down by technical complexity.

Throughout our public build over the past few weeks, we’ve been in direct contact with over 13 creators on Zora who actively provided feedback and helped us refine our approach. Their input shaped key product decisions—especially around usability and the types of flywheels that matter most.

We’ve also seen strong validation from the community, with 140% week-over-week growth on X (Twitter) and a steady influx of inquiries and creator interest, confirming that we’re solving a real and urgent need within the Zora ecosystem.

Our closest competitors are:

Zoracle (zoracle.xyz)

Zolify (zolify.xyz)

TBD (tbd.market)

These platforms primarily focus on trading Zora coins—offering analytics, charts, and liquidity features—but they don’t provide tools for creators to add utility or automated flywheels to their tokens.

Zora Terminal fills that gap by giving creators an activation layer in addition to a trading layer. We enable creators to easily launch and manage revenue sharing, buybacks, burns, and other flywheels that make their tokens more engaging and valuable to holders.

In short:

Competitors = trading and analytics

Zora Terminal = trading, engagement, and automation