Broadcasts let creators send a published post directly to all of their followers' inboxes. This makes it easy to share important updates, announcements, or new content without sending individual messages.
Who can use Broadcasts?
Broadcasts are available for Creator accounts only.
Members receive broadcasts from creators they follow but cannot send broadcasts themselves.
How to send a Broadcast
- Create a new post.
- Turn on the Broadcast option in the Club post composer.
- Publish your post.
When Broadcast is enabled, your post will be delivered to all of your followers' inboxes as a broadcast message.
After your post is successfully published, you'll see the confirmation.
Broadcast limits
Creators can send up to 2 broadcasts per week.
The weekly limit:
- Resets every Wednesday at 00:00 UTC
If you've reached your weekly limit:
- The Broadcast option will be disabled in the Club post composer.
- You'll see information explaining that you've reached your weekly broadcast limit.
Scheduled broadcasts
If you schedule a post with Broadcast enabled, it immediately reserves one of your available weekly broadcast slots.
If no broadcast slots remain, you won't be able to enable Broadcast for additional posts until the weekly reset.
Broadcast requirements
Only Free posts can be sent as broadcasts.
Posts intended for subscribers only cannot be broadcast.
What followers see
Broadcasts appear in followers' inboxes as messages from the creator.
Followers will see:
- The creator's Stagname as the sender
- The broadcast sent
Broadcasts are one-way announcements and cannot be replied to.
What creators see
In your inbox:
- Broadcast conversations are labeled Broadcast to followers
- Once you've reached your weekly broadcast limit, the standard message composer is no longer available for broadcasts. Instead, you'll see a Copy field that lets you copy broadcast content.
Unread broadcast notifications
Broadcasts are included in your inbox notification count.
The unread counter displays:
- Unread direct message conversations, plus
- Unread broadcast conversations