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The questions people actually ask, answered without a pitch in front of them. Numbers below are live: 8 servers, 524 gamers.
Install Cluster and brands pay to run weekly gaming challenges in your server. You take a share of the fee on every sponsored challenge that runs there, rising as more of your members link a game account. You sell nothing, negotiate nothing and fund no prizes — the brand funds them. It is free to install and free to run.
Sell what a gaming community actually has: the attention of people who play. Cluster turns that into sponsored weekly competitions — a brand funds the prize pool, your members enter with one tap, and you take a share of the platform fee. Nothing is asked of your members except playing the games they already play.
Discord itself has no ads manager, so brands cannot buy it directly. Cluster is the layer that makes it buyable: you sponsor the weekly challenge for a game you choose, your creative runs on every card the bot draws inside opted-in servers, and you get entrants, clicks, cost-per-entrant and eCPM back per week.
A sponsored challenge on Cluster is $250. $175 of that becomes the prize pool the players compete for and $75 is the platform fee, so most of the spend reaches a gamer rather than an agency. A month is four challenges on one game.
Reach them where they are between matches rather than where the clips end up. Gamers organise on Discord and play continuously; Cluster puts a brand inside the competition they were already going to enter, and reports back who entered, from which communities, and what each entrant cost.
Marketing inside the servers gaming communities live in, rather than on the social platforms that carry clips of them afterwards. Because Discord has no advertising product, it means partnering with the communities directly — which Cluster automates: one bot, a published rate card, and analytics per campaign.
Link the game accounts you already play, then enter challenges. Every challenge you join scores from the same account, so one win moves every board you are on, and prizes are paid to the podium. There is no entry fee and nothing to buy.
Yes. Installing it, the profiles, the leaderboards and the challenges are all free, forever. Cluster is paid by brands, and server owners are paid out of the same fee.
A brand pays $250 for a sponsored weekly challenge. $175 of that becomes the prize pool and reaches a gamer. The remaining $75 is the platform fee, and the server it ran in takes a share of it. That is the entire business — there is no second price list.