What is EVVA?
For anyone new to EVVA — what the platform does, who it is for, and which parts you will actually use.
EVVA is a platform where creators publish content, run a storefront and message their audience, and where fans follow those creators, subscribe, buy and chat with them. You browse and buy on one site; creators run their side of it in a separate creator studio.
Both sides run on one account. There is no separate “fan account” and “creator account” to keep track of — creator access is added to an ordinary EVVA account after identity verification, and a creator keeps full fan access on the same account.
The two sides of EVVA
What you can do without an account
You can open EVVA and browse without signing in. In the sidebar, Home and Discover are the two destinations available to a visitor who is signed out. Everything that belongs to you personally — Chats, Notifications, Library, Subscriptions, Purchases, Marketplace, Promotions, Following — appears once you are signed in.
Creating an account takes an email address and a password. That account is a fan account, which the product sometimes calls a buyer account; it is the same thing.
They are two separate sites, not two tabs of one
The fan side and the creator studio are separate websites. That matters in one way that catches people out: being signed in to one does not sign you in to the other. Sessions are held per site, so a creator is signed in twice — once on each — and signing out of one leaves the other signed in.
A creator therefore signs out of each site separately. See How EVVA and the creator studio fit together for the links that carry your session from one site to the other.
Where to sign in
There is one sign-in door for everybody, on the fan app, and EVVA decides where to send you afterwards based on what your account can do — not on which button you pressed. Which EVVA site do I sign in to? has the details.
The rules you are agreeing to
EVVA’s policies — terms, privacy, acceptable use, community guidelines and the rest — are published on the legal hub:
