Aluta is powered by Cloud9, the first digital cashless bank in Kenya. This means artists can withdraw their earnings instantly after performing on the Aluta platform. YouTube, TikTok and Facebook don't do that for content creators.
Now, let's say an artist like @luhyaheat , a singer, goes live on Aluta with 500 people watching. If you charge a 50 bob entry fee for your stream, that's a cool 25,000. If you offer shoutouts or birthday songs at 500 bob each and 30 of those 500 people request one, that's another 15,000. If a company wants you to advertise on your stream and you charge 5,000, that's 5,000 more. On top of that, Aluta automatically records your performance and sells it for 200 bob, so if 300 people buy it afterwards, that's 60,000.
In total, from a single two-hour performance, this artist makes 105,000 from the comfort of their home or studio. Now imagine doing this three times a week on different days. You're making at least 300,000 a week.
Performing in clubs and venues is a different story.
Frame 1: A video of my wallet showing an instant withdrawal.
Frame 2: A snippet of @luhyaheat performing at Most Wanted, which I screen-recorded on my phone.
What am I saying? I am the guy who will make artists rich through Aluta, and this is just the surface rail,when you see the deeper rails you’ll be in awe!
We’re building Aluta the next big thing in the world, also open to serious investors who’re willing to invest in the pre seed level.
It’s just a matter of time before we make this a multi billion dollar company!