About TxtFeed

TxtFeed is built for creators who earn from content. You can’t price a sponsorship if you don’t know your real CPM. You can’t respond to a YouTube algorithm change you haven’t heard about. You can’t grow a TikTok channel without a gut feel for Creator Fund payout trends. TxtFeed puts that intelligence — and 15+ free calculator tools to apply it — in one place.

The tools are the core. YouTube Money Calculator, TikTok Earnings, CPM, Engagement Rate, Sponsorship Rate, Subscriber Predictor, Thumbnail Tester, and ten more — all free, all at /tools, no signup required. They pull from 10K+ creator-reported earnings data points plus official platform documentation, so the estimates are within ±30% of real earnings for established channels.

Alongside the tools, TxtFeed runs a curated reading feed of what real creators are reading — pulled from Reddit, Hacker News, Wikipedia, and 500+ RSS sources, ranked by what users actually vote up. The feed learns your niche in about thirty seconds. Use it to track trends, discover breaking platform news, or just find something worth reading between calculations.

Four interactions, no more: vote, comment, copy link, save. No likes, no reactions, no streaks, no badges. Every removed feature makes the remaining four stronger.

TxtFeed is built and operated by a solo founder. Pro pricing (€6.99/month or €149 one-time lifetime for the first 1,000 customers) keeps the lights on. The free tier — all 15+ tools, daily platform intelligence, full reading feed — stays free forever.

We don’t track you across the web. Cookieless analytics (Plausible), no tracking pixels, no profile selling, no third-party integrations that share your data. Your votes shape your feed and your saved calculations stay in your account. Export with one click, delete within thirty days with another.

If you want to see how TxtFeed stacks up against existing creator tools, the comparison pages cover Social Blade, VidIQ, TubeBuddy, Creator Hero, and more. If you want the long version of the product thinking, the blog has it. If you just want to try a calculator, they’re all one click away.