Newsletter · Lead-gen quizzes · Digital products · Community
For the solopreneur starting from zero — no subscribers yet, a head full of expertise, and every intention of serving a lot of people with it.
And for the one who already has a few thousand — who wants to add a community, or start selling something, and finds that doing it means opening what feels like a second business. When it’s the same crowd. The same people they’ve been serving all along.
Serving your audience in more than one way usually means running three or four separate platforms. Zcope puts the newsletter, the lead-gen quiz, the digital products and the community in one place, under one brand. So what you offer can grow without what you manage growing with it.
Most people read this, try it on the free plan, then email us for a code — in that order. That order is fine with us.
And it keeps growing
Here’s what’s being built next.
You can already lay out a quiz or product page — headline, text, testimonial, FAQ. Next: your homepage, and pages you make from scratch.
Sequences already send on their own, on your timing. Next: different emails depending on what someone actually did — opened, clicked, bought. The part Kit and Mailchimp call automations.
AI already drafts posts, broadcasts, product copy and quiz questions in your voice. Next: the same help inside your email sequences, and copy shaped to move a reader to buy.
No dates on any of this. If we gave you a date and missed it, you’d have already repeated that date to your people. So judge Zcope on what works today, not on what’s coming.
Why this exists
A newsletter tool. A quiz tool. A checkout. A community platform. Four subscriptions, four interfaces, four sets of settings — and you in the middle, moving people between them by hand.
That’s the half everyone talks about. Here’s the half nobody does.
Your audience sees the seams. A quiz on a page that looks nothing like you. An email from somewhere else. A checkout with a different logo. A community behind another login. They don’t know which vendor is which — they just experience it as your work being a little scattered.
If you’ve spent years making your corner of the internet feel like one place, you already know exactly how that feels.
What it is
Everything your people touch carries your name and your colours.
Scores each person and tells them something true about themselves — not a generic result page.
Broadcasts and automated sequences that run on their own once you’ve written them.
Sold through your own Stripe account. The money is yours before it’s anyone else’s.
Spaces, posts, comments, moderation — for the people who want more than a newsletter.
At yourname.zcope.app, in your colours, carrying your posts, products and quizzes. Your own domain isn’t supported yet.
Bring it with you — one contact at a time, or a CSV.
They give an email and get a scored, personalised report — plus any resources you attach to it. It’s emailed with a link that keeps working, and they can open a free account to see results from every creator in one place.
What it replaces
So here is what the same four platforms cost when you buy them one at a time. Published list prices, read off the vendors’ own pages.
Prices as published on 28–29 August 2026. Every vendor here can change theirs tomorrow without telling either of us — check before you put a number in front of anyone.
A professional setup, for less than the cheap option.
$2,459 a year cheaper than the professional setup.
One signup. One bill. One brand across all four.
All four come with the account, and you are billed only for what you actually switch on. The other four charge the same whether you used them that month or not.
One thing that column buys and this one does not: your own domain. Zcope’s public pages live at yourname.zcope.app.
What is in those numbers
One signup. One bill. One brand across all four.
All four come with the account, and you are billed only for what you actually switch on. The other four charge the same whether you used them that month or not.
One thing that column buys and this one does not: your own domain. Zcope’s public pages live at yourname.zcope.app.
A website. Zcope gives every publisher public pages at yourname.zcope.app— a home page, and a page for each post, product, quiz and community space, all in their colours. That is not the same as a website builder, and you cannot point your own domain at it yet. So there is no “site” row above and nothing here is counted against Carrd or Squarespace. If someone needs a real website, that is still a separate thing for them to buy.
Every post and every comment is read by AI before anyone else in that community sees it. Not a sample, not the ones somebody reports — all of them, every time. If the check cannot run, the post does not go up: it is held and tried again, never waved through. Editing a post sends it back through the check before the edit goes live.
That is monitoring: the platform watching, by default, for the things that could genuinely hurt the person whose name is on the door — illegal material, hate speech, fraud, publishing someone’s private details, impersonation, somebody handing out medical, financial or legal advice they are not qualified to give. It runs on every community, at every size, including the free plan.
One thing to hold next to the table: the Circle plan priced there is Professional, at $89. Circle lists AI moderation under Circle Plus — their top tier, priced on request — so that part of what Zcope does is not inside the $89.
Moderation is a different job, and it is still theirs. Refereeing the room — the member quietly promoting their own thing, the one who is cold to everybody — is not what this watches for. We would rather say that here than let them find out three months in.
At 10,000 subscribers the rock-bottom column lands at $137 and Zcope lands at $171.45. The stack is about $34 a month cheaper there, and we would rather you heard that from us than found it yourself and wondered what else we had rounded in our favour.
What that column is: a quiz capped at a hundred responses a month with someone else’s logo on the result page, a community that takes 10% of every paid membership, someone else’s branding in two more places, and three more logins. It is a real choice and for some people it is the right one. It is not the same product.
At 1,000 and at 5,000 subscribers Zcope is the cheaper of the two. Somewhere between 5,000 and 10,000 that reverses, because Zcope’s price keeps following your audience while a flat subscription stops noticing it.
| And then there is every sale | What it takes | On $2,000 a month |
|---|---|---|
| Zcope | Their own Stripe account, plus 0.2% to Zcope | $74 |
| Lemon Squeezy | 5% + 50¢, card processing included | $120 |
| Podia | 5% on the $42-a-month plan, and Stripe on top | $170 |
| Gumroad | 10% + 50¢ | $220 |
Worked on 40 sales at $50. Zcope’s $74 is almost entirely Stripe’s own 2.9% + 30¢ — the money lands in the publisher’s Stripe account and they are the merchant of record, so that fee is theirs on any platform. Zcope’s own share of $2,000 is $4.
Every competitor price above is the vendor’s published list price, read from their own pricing page on 28 August 2026 — Mailchimp on the 29th — at monthly billing, except Circle, which publishes an annual rate. Several are cheaper if you commit to a year. They will drift, so check before you put a number in front of anyone. Zcope’s figures come from its own calculator: $10 a month plus a per-subscriber rate, with 5 emails per subscriber per month included, and the community running — community moderation is a real line on the bill, and switching it off would take between $1.50 and $15 a month off our own figures, so leaving it out while comparing against Circle and Skool would have flattered us by exactly that much.
Try it yourself
About twenty minutes from signing up to a quiz your audience can take.
Start a free account. No credit card.
Upload some of your existing writing and a bit about your business — a few PDFs is enough. Under ten minutes, often under five. Zcope reads it and builds your business profile.
Generate a lead-gen quiz from it. Under ten minutes more, and it’s live.
The free plan gives you 250 subscribers, 500 emails a month, a live quiz, a product and a community space — enough to build the real thing and decide for yourself.
When you outgrow it, you size your own plan — and that does take a card. 14-day trial, charged on day one. Cancel inside 14 days and you get every cent back — as long as usage stays under 1,000 subscribers and 3,000 emails. Go past either and we email to say the guarantee has ended; the plan itself carries on as normal.
What makes it different
Quiz tools don’t sell products or host communities. Platforms that do both treat a quiz as a course exercise. We haven’t found another product where a scored lead-gen quiz, email automation, product sales and a community are all first-class, in one place, at one price. Every one of those features exists somewhere. The combination is what’s unusual.
We can’t prove that in a sentence. Everyone claims it. That’s why we’d rather you spent twenty minutes inside it than take our word for it.
No tiers, no cliffs. You set your audience size and your email volume, and the price follows you. It isn’t the cheapest thing on the market. It’s the one that doesn’t make you buy a bracket you haven’t grown into yet.
The AI, honestly
So here is the actual instruction sitting inside Zcope’s profile-building prompt:
Do NOT invent offers, credentials, audiences, or outcomes… If a section cannot be grounded in the material, write exactly ‘Insufficient data’.
Slop is what you get when a model is allowed to fill in the gaps. This one is told to admit the gap instead. The voice analysis separately refuses generic adjectives — “professional”, “engaging” — unless it can point at a real example in your own writing.
One exception, and we’d rather tell you than have you find it: the personalised result someone gets after taking your quiz is generated the moment they submit, from their own answers. Nobody reviews that particular text first. If it can’t be generated, they still get a complete, honest result — never a blank page, never an error.
Proof the pieces connect
The moment where most tools visibly become someone else’s product, this one still looks like yours.
Send a broadcast for a product and exclude everyone who already bought it — worked out the moment you press send, not when you built the list.
Always. Nobody who answers your questions gets nothing back.
Honestly
Zcope isn’t right for someone who needs:
If one of those is central to what someone does, tell them no. It’s better for them, and it’s better for you.
Where it is today
Everything on it is live. It could have gone out in April. We’d rather it worked first.
Some things aren’t built yet, and the list above is the honest version of that rather than a marketing version.
You’d be recommending something young. That’s a real thing to weigh, and we’d rather you weighed it now than discovered it later.
Partner terms
Because the price scales with audience size, your commission grows as they grow. It isn’t a bounty for a signup — it’s a share of something that gets bigger when you send the right people.
| Their audience | They pay | You, monthly | You, 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | $16.05 | $3.21 | $38.52 |
| 5,000 | $85.20 | $17.04 | $204.48 |
| 10,000 | $171.45 | $34.29 | $411.48 |
Worked on Zcope’s own price with the community running — the same figures as the comparison further up. Balances add up across everyone you send, so the $25 minimum is a floor on the payment, not on the referral: on its own, one publisher at 1,000 subscribers reaches it in month 8, and one at 5,000 in month 2. This is the part most programmes leave you to work out, and it is why the heading above says a share rather than a bounty.
| Your link | zcope.app/?ref=yourcode — all lowercase, and that matters. We issue the code once you’re in; there is no self-serve signup for it yet |
|---|---|
| Cookie | 60 days, last click wins |
| Hold | 30 days before commission is payable; reversed if they refund |
| Payout | Balances are held until they reach $25 |
| Tax | A W-9 or W-8BEN before we can pay you |
| EU and UK | Law there requires consent before a tracking cookie, so if someone you send declines the cookie banner that visit cannot be credited to you. Everywhere else the link works on click |
That table is the short version. The contract itself is public, and you can read all of it before you ask for anything: the Affiliate Program Agreement.
Your partner dashboard is coming soon — clicks, referrals and earnings in one place. Until it’s live, your numbers come to you in a statement every month.
Email us and say roughly where you’d mention Zcope — a community, a newsletter, a list of tools. That’s the whole application. We reply within 48 business hours with your code and your link.
partners@zcope.appSupport
Support is reachable 24/7 — the chat in the corner of this page, or support@zcope.app. The same system sits behind both, so an email doesn’t sit in a queue waiting for office hours. Anything about the partner programme itself — becoming a partner, your code, payouts — is a different address: partners@zcope.app.
Every outgoing reply is checked by a person before it goes, because the system is still learning. That makes it slower than it will be — and it’s why we don’t promise a response time yet. We’d rather under-promise than put you in the position of having promised.
And if something goes properly wrong for someone you sent: it comes straight to us.
What to do
If you host anything, they ask constantly. Send your link with a sentence about why — your reason, in your words, never a script from us.
And a tool genuinely belongs in the sentence. That’s it.
No launch, no schedule, no swipe file you have to pretend you wrote. If you’d rather start from something, here are a few — bend them until they sound like you, or ignore them.
I use Zcope. Newsletter, lead-gen quiz, digital products and a community all in one place, so you’re not stitching four tools together and paying four times. Free to start, no card: [your link]
The thing nobody warns you about: the moment you add a second offer, you’re running a second business. Different platform, different login, different look — and your people feel every seam of it.
I’ve been using Zcope because it keeps all of it under one roof and one brand. Took me about twenty minutes to get something real live.
Free to start, no card: [your link]
If you’ve been meaning to add something for your people — a quiz, a small paid thing, somewhere for them to talk to each other — and it’s stalled because it felt like starting over, have a look at Zcope. One platform for all of it, on your own brand, and you can build something real on the free plan without giving them a card. It’s young and says so. I’d rather tell you early than late: [your link]
Email us and say roughly where you’d mention Zcope — a community, a newsletter, a list of tools. That’s the whole application. We reply within 48 business hours with your code and your link.
partners@zcope.app