A Better Way to Run Your Creator Business

A home website for the projects beyond your newsletter, with built-in memberships and downloads.

A focused, deliberate approach offered to a small number of creators.

A business foundation you don’t have to invent

PeakZebra helps creators establish a real home for their business — separate from newsletter platforms and social feeds — where revenue, content, and audience relationships are handled coherently.

You keep your newsletter where it is. PeakZebra supports the parts of your business that shouldn’t depend on someone else’s platform.

Unified Audience & Content

One contact database pulling from all your channels. One central source of truth for content development.

Multi-Product Flywheel

Add membership or consulting (paid booking)—connected and available. You choose what’s right for you.

First-Party Personalization

Tailor site content to each visitor’s needs, based on data each user has chosen to share with you.

Build for real revenue

PeakZebra supports two core ways creators earn directly from their audience:

Memberships
Recurring support for your work, with private or gated content.

Consultation booking and payments
Sell sessions for individual training, Zoom consultation, and in-person sessions.

Most creators start with one and add the other when it makes sense.

You also get: a Link-In-Bio page right on your site.

  • You already publish consistently
  • You’re earning directly from your audience
  • You have meaningful traction — for example, steady recurring revenue or a newsletter with tens of thousands of subscribers
  • You value a thoughtful starting point over endless choices
  • You’re comfortable working within a proven structure

This is not a good fit if…

  • You’re just experimenting
  • You want complete design freedom from day one
  • You’re looking for a self-serve tool or quick setup

We work with a small number of creators at a time.

PeakZebra and Robert (the founder) are doing inventive things that really push the boundaries of what you can build.

Matt Laue / CTO Viggio

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About Robert and PeakZebra

PeakZebra reflects years of working with creators, publishers, and subscription-based businesses — and seeing what tends to break as things grow.

The structure we start from is deliberately minimal. It prioritizes clarity, ownership, and durability over novelty.

Robert Richardson, the founding zebra, started his career with a ten-year stint as a systems-level programmer in the C language. He has been involved in high-level content creation since the 1990’s. He wrote features for technology publications such as Byte and Network Magazine. He was first Editorial Director and later Director of the Computer Security Institute. There, he ran two million-dollar annual conferences each year and gave keynote addresses at events on three continents.

He served as Editorial Director at the Black Hat computer security conference, then as Editorial Director for security publications at TechTarget, a top-200 web domain destination and a business built on SEO strategy.

Robert left TechTarget to begin work on what has over the years evolved into PeakZebra.