Define the network.
Align the audience, content rights, catalog, business model and priority screens. Decide what belongs in the first release.
Software
Your media. Your network. More ways to earn.
License the technology behind Subamerica and build under your own brand. Shoppable Networks connects TV operations, six TV feed integrations, web and mobile web with creator portals, merchandise, tickets, memberships and tips.

WHAT THE SCOPE CAN INCLUDE
WHAT WE NEED TO GET STARTED
The proposal defines included work, optional components, acceptance, support and third-party responsibilities.
WHAT YOU ARE LICENSING
The foundation behind Subamerica, configured around your audience, catalog and commercial model.
Manage linear, on-demand and live programming, schedules, queues and TV metadata. Six feed adapters support the distribution foundation for Roku, Fire TV, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Apple TV and Google TV, alongside branded web and mobile web.
Connect supported product overlays and QR journeys with merchandise, Printify, tickets, paid memberships and tips. Creator portals and member workspaces bring media, products, events and relationships into the same destination.
Create short-form clips, review proposed AI-assisted captions, connect supported social publishing workflows and review available streaming, QR and overlay engagement records.
YOUR NETWORK. OUR TECHNOLOGY.
A clear starting point for a branded deployment of the technology behind Subamerica.
ANNUAL TECHNOLOGY LICENSE
From $50,000
per year · USDONE-TIME IMPLEMENTATION
$75,000
USD · scoped to your deploymentBranding, integrations, rollout, support, usage and third-party costs are scoped per deployment. Your agreement defines permitted use, deliverables and support. A technology license does not transfer ownership of the underlying software.
A LAUNCH BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Bring the ambition. We’ll connect the product, people and practical work around it.
Align the audience, content rights, catalog, business model and priority screens. Decide what belongs in the first release.
Scope branding, content setup, commerce pathways, integrations and operational roles around the way your team works.
Validate viewing and checkout journeys, test supported devices and prepare required platform submissions.
Train the team, activate the programming and review the audience response. Agree who owns ongoing publishing, support and improvement.
ONE OFFERING, CONNECTED USES
YOU MAY ALSO NEED
Turn a content library into a running media operation. Plan the catalog, metadata, schedules, live sources and device rollout, then equip the people who will publish, monitor and maintain the network.
Connect what people watch with what they can buy, join or support. Shape merchandise, event tickets, paid memberships and tips around the audience journey, with supported overlays, QR pathways and clear payment responsibilities.
Bring performances, events and expert programming into a live audience experience. Connect the production brief, rehearsal and broadcast with scheduled programming, creator destinations and selected promotional edits.
Practical training for a specific platform, workflow or operating role, with exercises that connect learning to the work.
POSSIBILITY, IN PRACTICE
Explore the challenge, the work and what the evidence tells us.
Muse-built platform · Media and discovery
How do publishing, commerce and discovery work together?
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Useful answers.
A branded deployment of the technology behind Subamerica. The platform connects channel operations, six TV feed integrations, web and mobile web, creator relationships and direct commerce. The agreement defines permitted use, deliverables, support and commercial terms; it does not transfer ownership of the underlying software.
The annual technology license starts at $50,000 USD, plus a $75,000 USD one-time implementation fee, for $125,000 USD in starting first-year fees. Branding, integrations, rollout, support, usage and third-party costs are scoped for your deployment.
Yes. The software can be combined with discovery, branding and configuration, catalog preparation, commerce workflows, device testing, submissions, training and managed operations. The proposal separates included implementation work from recurring responsibilities and third-party costs.
The technology includes six feed integrations. Native app packaging, platform accounts, device testing, regional requirements, review and publication are deployment-specific. Launch milestones are established after discovery rather than promised as a universal timetable.
No. Subamerica is the original example network. Your creator agreements, payment configuration, fees and business model are defined for your deployment rather than inherited automatically from Subamerica.
Start with the audience, catalog, programming rhythm and commercial offer. The fit review selects the TV, web, creator and commerce workflows that support that first experience, then defines integrations, acceptance criteria and operating ownership.
START A CONVERSATION
Tell us what you want to achieve. We’ll help connect the right expertise, products and services.