Add the tab
One link in your navigation, or one line of code if you want the channel embedded. It lives at your domain, under your brand, on web and in-app.

Microdrama channels for publishers, apps and creators
A fully-stocked drama channel under your brand. New episodes every week, programmed, hosted and monetized by Plot Party. You add one tab. We do the rest. You share the revenue.
Content included. Custom plans from $500/month. Live in about a week.


Why now
Global microdrama revenue forecast for 2026, up from $11B in 2025.
Omdia, via Advanced Television
US microdrama revenue forecast for 2026. The US is the largest market outside China.
Omdia, via eMarketer
Daily viewing per US user on ReelShort. More time than the major streaming services.
Omdia analysis of Sensor Tower data, Q4 2025
That time is spent in standalone apps, after your reader, player or member leaves you. A drama tab gives them a reason to stay, and gives you a share of what they spend there.
Market figures: Omdia 2025–2026 microdrama estimates.
Examples
A newspaper, a game store and a book community, each with a Drama tab. Same channel, programmed differently for each audience. Switch between them.


Readers finish an article and open the Drama tab instead of opening another app. The slate leans on workplace, revenge and second-chance romance for a news audience.
Open the live demoHow it works
One link in your navigation, or one line of code if you want the channel embedded. It lives at your domain, under your brand, on web and in-app.
We build a slate for your audience from Plot Party's studio and creator network, then refresh it with new episodes every week. You approve, pin or remove any title from the dashboard.
Viewing is monetized with ads and optional episode unlocks. You get a share of channel revenue, a monthly statement, and a dashboard with the numbers behind it.
What's included
| Title | Episodes | Status |
|---|---|---|
| The Venture Games High | 5 → 8 | Live |
| Great-Grandma Is 18 Again | 66 | Live |
| Max-Level Student Breaks the Meta | 3 | In review |
| Dragonless | 30 | Offline |
Economics
Move the sliders to match your property. The defaults are illustrative, not a forecast.
Estimated net to you
Break-even at 36K monthly visitors with these assumptions.
Illustrative only. Actual results depend on your audience, ad rates and the slate. We walk through real numbers for your property on the call.
Compared
| Build your own streaming serviceUscreen, Vimeo OTT and similar | Embed a free widgetGames, quizzes, syndicated clips | Plot Party ChannelManaged drama channel | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Content | You produce and upload it | Generic, same on every site | Original series, programmed for your audience, new episodes weekly |
| Cost | $49 to $500+ per month, content not included | Free | From $500 per month, content included |
| Revenue | Subscriptions you have to sell | Small ad share, if any | Share of ads and episode unlocks, paid monthly |
| Setup | Weeks: build, migrate, design | One line of code | One tab. Live in about a week. |
| Ongoing work | Constant production | None | None, unless you want approval rights |
| Brand control | Full, and all yours to manage | Little | Your brand, rating cap, genre exclusions, per-title approval |
Pricing
Priced by audience size and what you need on top. Common additions:
Original video is expensive to make and slow to ship. A single day on a live-action set runs into five figures before anyone edits a frame. A Plot Party channel refreshes with new episodes every week for a fraction of that, because Plot Party runs the studio software that makes the shows.
The plan fee covers programming and infrastructure. The revenue share is where the upside is. Both are on the first page of the agreement, not buried in it.
Not sure it fits your audience? Ask about a 30-day pilot at the starting price.
Trust and control
Pin, hide or take a title offline from the dashboard. Changes are live in minutes.
Every show carries a content rating and a human review. Set a cap and exclusions once; the slate respects them.
Shows are produced with AI by Plot Party's studio and creator network, reviewed by people. We say so on the channel, and you can too.
We report aggregate viewing to you. We don't resell audience data or retarget your visitors elsewhere.
No exclusivity, no minimum term beyond the first month, 30 days' notice to cancel. The tab comes down as easily as it went up.
Hosted on Google Cloud with a 99.9% uptime target. No load on your servers, no video pipeline to maintain.
Who it's for
FAQ
It depends on how many visitors open the tab and how long they stay. The calculator above shows the math with adjustable assumptions. On the call we model it with your traffic and comparable channels.
Because it isn't a widget. We program a slate for your audience and refresh it every week, review every title, and run monetization. The plan fee covers that work; the revenue share is where you make money.
Yes. You can require approval on every new title, pin favourites, exclude genres and set a rating cap. Most partners set the rules once and let the schedule run.
Every show is rated before release and reviewed by a person. Your rating cap and exclusions are enforced automatically. Nothing above your cap appears on your channel.
Nothing. New episodes publish on schedule. If you turn on approval, someone on your side clicks approve on new titles; that's the whole job.
You do. We report aggregate viewing and revenue to you and use it to program your slate. We don't sell it or use it to target your visitors anywhere else.
Yes. The web channel works in any webview today. An SDK for native in-app embedding is available on custom plans.
About a week from signed agreement to live tab: two days to program the opening slate, a day for your review, and an hour of engineering on your side.
Talk to us
Tell us about your property and we'll come back with a slate proposal and a quote within one business day.
Plot Party is a San Francisco studio making AI microdramas for platforms, brands and now publishers. plotparty.ai