Zipr
Manage · Monetise · Maximise
Run the entire networkfrom one system
Partner onboarding, channel lifecycle, content fingerprinting, revenue intelligence, contracts and payouts — for a YouTube multi-channel network operating at thousands of channels.
Products
2
Portals
9
MCN channels
255
Assets
25.2K
Views
186.42M
Watch hours
12.06M
Design systems
1
Two products, one design system
Two businesses that look alike and work nothing alike.
ZMCN runs a YouTube multi-channel network — partners, channels, fingerprinting, contracts and settlement. ZMAN runs an artist and music distribution network — releases, stores, rights and royalties. They share the tokens, components and interaction rules. They share no data, no domain and no users.
Product 01 · MCN operations
· 6 portalsZMCN
Everything it takes to run a YouTube multi-channel network at thousands of channels.
Partner onboarding and novation, channel lifecycle and token health, content fingerprinting before publish, revenue intelligence, contracts, royalties and payment runs.
Channels
255
Assets
25.2K
Views
186.42M
Watch hours
12.06M
Net subscribers
+156.8K
Days reported
15
Product 02 · Artist network
· 3 portalsZMAN
Artist onboarding, music distribution, rights and royalties — from a bedroom single to a nested aggregator.
Artists deliver releases to the stores, labels and aggregators hold rosters beneath them with their own revenue shares, and operations reviews, delivers and polices the whole catalogue.
What the two products share
One set of design tokens, one component library, one motion language and one accessibility contract — so a table, a filter, a confirmation and an empty state behave identically whichever product you are in. Nothing else crosses the line: different databases, different domain rules, different people.
- Shared tokens and component library
- Identical table, filter and pagination behaviour
- One confirmation pattern for money movements
- Every state designed: empty, loading, error
- Role-based access with the same masking rules
- MCN figures read straight from YouTube reporting
Signing in
Accounts are issued by your administrator, and each one opens only the portals that role is entitled to: a partner sees their own channels and nothing of anyone else’s. If you have not been given an account, ask for one rather than registering.