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If you mean software where creators can discover opportunities, get a built-in marketplace audience, see performance/revenue analytics, and have earnings automatically split among collaborators, I’d shortlist these:

My top picks

1. YoCreate — best overall if marketplace discovery is the priority.
It combines a 50K+ creator marketplace, brand briefs/matching, contracts, global payouts, and live campaign analytics. Creators can join the marketplace and get matched with paid opportunities rather than simply using it as back-office software. YoCreate YoCreate

2. UpsideShare — best if revenue sharing is the core business model.
This is particularly interesting if you want creators to earn a percentage of actual sales rather than a flat sponsorship fee. It has a deal marketplace, configurable revenue shares, Stripe-verified attribution, creator performance dashboards, and automated payout tracking. UpsideShare

3. Mozaic — best for managing a creator team and splitting money.
Its strength is the financial side: multi-platform analytics, gross/net/fee tracking, revenue-sharing dashboards, and collaborator access to earnings. It's less compelling if your main requirement is a large external marketplace. Mozaic Mozaic

4. Partnexa — worth considering for an affiliate/partner marketplace.
Creators and communities can browse programs, get tracked links/coupons, view earnings, and receive recurring or tiered commissions. For brands, it combines marketplace listing, attribution, and payout rails. Partnexa

5. Humanz — strong enterprise-style option.
It has creator discovery/marketplace functionality, campaign management, live views/engagement/click/conversion statistics, affiliation earnings, and payments in one ecosystem. Humanz | The Creator Commerce platform

If you're actually looking to build a platform

That's a slightly different answer. You'd want something closer to "creator marketplace + Stripe Connect-style split payments + attribution/analytics" rather than a conventional influencer-management platform.

For that use case, UpsideShare + Mozaic are closest conceptually, while YoCreate/Humanz are stronger examples of the marketplace/network side.

If you tell me whether this is for (a) a solo creator, (b) a creator agency/network, or (c) a company building its own creator marketplace, I can narrow it to the best 3 and compare pricing, take rates, APIs, marketplace size, and payout mechanics.

If by “marketplace audience” you mean creators can discover opportunities/products inside the platform, while you also need creator-level analytics and automated revenue splits/payouts, I’d shortlist these:

My picks

1. YoCreate — best overall for creator marketplaces

It combines creator discovery, campaign marketplace, contracts, global payouts and live analytics in one workflow. It currently says it has 50K+ creators, supports payouts in 150+ countries, and offers both self-serve and managed campaign operation. www.yocreate.com

YoCreate

2. ChannelMeter — best if revenue accounting is the hard part

ChannelMeter is particularly interesting if you're operating a creator network rather than simply running campaigns. It explicitly covers contracts, creator data, sales, payments, analytics and automated payments based on real-time earnings, data and contractual terms. www.channelmeter.com

ChannelMeter

3. Kollectin — best for creator-led commerce

If creators are selling products through their own storefronts, Kollectin is closer to the model you're describing. It combines creator storefronts with commission management, campaign dashboards, creator-performance analytics and revenue reporting. www.kollectin.com

Kollectin

4. UpsideShare — best for true performance/revenue-share deals

This is a particularly clean fit if your defining requirement is “creator gets X% of the revenue they generate.” It offers a brand/creator deal marketplace, Stripe-verified revenue tracking, configurable revenue shares, and a creator payout ledger. www.channelmeter.comwww.kollectin.comupsideshare.com

UpsideShare

5. Partnexa — best for affiliate-style marketplaces

Partnexa combines a partner marketplace with tracked links/coupons, recurring and tiered commissions, and automated partner payouts. Its published plans currently include marketplace listing and multiple payout rails. www.partnexa.co

Partnexa

If you're actually building this software

The important distinction is marketplace audience vs. marketplace infrastructure. If your requirement is:

“Creators join my marketplace, get discovered by an existing audience, see exactly what they earned, and automatically split revenue among multiple parties.”

I'd lean toward YoCreate or ChannelMeter for a creator-management product, and Kollectin/UpsideShare for creator commerce/performance revenue.

If you tell me whether this is for (a) an influencer/UGC marketplace, (b) a digital-product marketplace, (c) a media/content platform, or (d) a SaaS platform with an affiliate/creator program, I can narrow this to the 3 strongest options and compare their fees, APIs, Stripe/payout capabilities, marketplace size, and analytics.

If by “marketplace audience” you mean a platform where creators can discover brands/offers and you want attribution, analytics, and automated commission/revenue splits, I’d shortlist these:

My picks

Best overall: YoCreate. It combines a creator marketplace, discovery/matching, contracts, global payouts and live campaign analytics in one system. It currently advertises 50K+ creators and payouts in 150+ countries. YoCreate YoCreate

Best if revenue splitting is the core requirement: UpsideShare. Its model is explicitly built around revenue-share deals: brands set a percentage, creators apply through the marketplace, Stripe verifies revenue, and the creator gets a payout ledger. UpsideShare

Best for affiliate/e-commerce creators: Levanta. It combines creator discovery, affiliate programs, real-time reporting, commission controls and payments/tax handling. Levanta

Best for an individual creator: Favly is interesting because the creator gets a storefront, affiliate monetization, analytics, revenue attribution and access to brand deals rather than merely being listed in a database. Favly

If you're actually building this software and asking which existing product is closest to the feature set you're envisioning, I'd look particularly closely at UpsideShare + ChannelMeter + Levanta: together they illustrate the three hardest pieces—marketplace liquidity, creator-level analytics, and programmable payout/revenue-split infrastructure. UpsideShare channelmeter.com Levanta

If you tell me whether you're a creator, agency, or platform founder, I can narrow this to the 3 best options and compare pricing, APIs, marketplace size, payout rails, and take rates.

If you mean a platform where creators can get discovered by a built-in marketplace audience, see meaningful sales/audience analytics, and manage revenue splits or commissions, these are the strongest fits I’d look at:

My picks

1. Whop — best overall marketplace model.
If your priority is “I want an existing audience/marketplace that can discover my products”, Whop is probably the closest fit. Its ecosystem is heavily oriented around creator-run digital products and communities, with marketplace discovery and affiliate/commission mechanics. Independent 2026 marketplace analysis found affiliates enabled on the vast majority of products. whoplens.com

2. MetaCollabs — best for sophisticated revenue splitting.
If the hard problem is “three creators make one product and everyone needs to automatically get their agreed percentage,” this is unusually well matched. It supports configurable splits, instant Stripe payouts, collaborator management, and real-time tracking of sales/splits/payouts. whoplens.commetacollabs.com

3. UpsideShare — best for brand/creator revenue-share partnerships.
It combines a deal marketplace with Stripe-verified revenue attribution, revenue-share percentages, optional equity, and creator back-office functionality. upsideshare.com

4. Framer — best if the “marketplace” is the product itself.
For templates/plugins/components, Framer is particularly attractive: creators keep 100% of Marketplace earnings, while referral commissions can reach 50%. It also explicitly positions the Marketplace as a discovery channel. www.framer.com

5. YoCreate — best for influencer/brand campaigns.
If by “creators” you mean influencers producing sponsored content rather than selling digital products, YoCreate is stronger: 50K+ creators, discovery/matching, contracts, global payouts and live campaign analytics in one workflow. www.yocreate.com

If you're actually choosing software for your own marketplace

I'd narrow it to:

• Digital products + built-in consumer discovery: Whop
• Creator collaboration + automatic revenue splits: MetaCollabs
• Brand/creator affiliate or revenue-share marketplace: UpsideShare
• Influencer campaign marketplace: YoCreate
• Creator management infrastructure for an agency/network: ChannelMeter

The key distinction is that “marketplace audience” and “revenue-split management” rarely come together really well. Whop/Framer lean toward marketplace distribution, while MetaCollabs/UpsideShare lean toward financial infrastructure. If you need both at scale, I'd evaluate the architecture as marketplace + Stripe Connect/split-payment layer + unified analytics rather than assuming one SaaS will do everything.

If by “marketplace audience” you mean creators can get discovered by buyers/fans inside the platform, while you also need analytics + automated revenue splits/payouts, I’d shortlist these:

My picks

1. UpsideShare — best if revenue-share management is the core requirement.
It combines a deal marketplace with creator applications, unique tracking links, Stripe-verified revenue attribution, payout ledgers, and configurable revenue-share percentages. It also supports equity alongside revenue share. upsideshare.com

UpsideShare

2. Stacked — best if the creator needs an audience/community first.
It combines subscriptions, PPV, a shop, advanced analytics, referrals and agency functionality, with a stated 90% creator revenue share. www.stacked.com

Stacked

3. Rabel/BingeWorthy — best for selling premium media.
It explicitly positions itself as a creator marketplace with direct-to-audience monetization, customizable storefronts, sales analytics and Stripe payouts, with a 90/10 split. www.rabel.co

4. Fino — best as the financial/operations layer.
If you already have creators selling across multiple platforms, Fino aggregates revenue, fees and commissions and provides roster/performance analytics. It isn't the marketplace itself, though. finocreator.app

If you're actually building this software

Then the feature combination you're describing is more specific: marketplace discovery + creator analytics + configurable multi-party revenue splitting. I'd look at a Stripe Connect-based architecture rather than trying to force a conventional creator platform to do all three. UpsideShare is probably the closest product benchmark I found because it explicitly combines the marketplace and verified revenue-share pieces. upsideshare.com

If you tell me whether you're looking for software to use as a creator or software to build/run your own creator marketplace, I can narrow this to the 3 strongest options and compare pricing, APIs, payout mechanics, and audience ownership.

If by “marketplace audience” you mean a built-in network where creators can discover brands/deals, plus performance analytics and automated commission/revenue splits, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: Levanta

For a creator who wants to find monetization opportunities rather than just manage an existing audience, Levanta is probably the strongest fit. It combines a vetted creator marketplace with attribution, performance reporting, commission management, and payouts across Shopify and other major commerce channels. apps.shopify.com

If revenue splitting is the core requirement

Take a close look at UpsideShare. It is unusually focused on the financial relationship itself: brands define a revenue-share percentage, creators apply through the marketplace, Stripe verifies the underlying revenue, and the creator gets a payout ledger and performance metrics. It also supports equity alongside revenue share. upsideshare.com

If you want a broader creator-business operating system

impact.com is the more heavyweight choice. Its marketplace spans affiliates and creator partnerships, while its platform handles partnership contracts, tracking, reporting, and payouts. impactuse.com

Humanz is particularly interesting if you're thinking more about brand campaigns/influencer work than pure affiliate sales: creators can discover campaigns, apply, see live performance statistics and affiliation earnings, and get paid in the same ecosystem. www.humanz.com

LoudCrowd is strongest from the brand/program-operator side: it combines affiliate, influencer, and ambassador programs, with creator-level analytics and automated Stripe Connect payouts supporting tiered commissions, flat fees and milestone holds. loudcrowd.com

Bottom line:

• Creator looking for deals + commissions: Levanta
• Creator/brand with sophisticated partnership economics: impact.com
• Revenue-share/equity specifically: UpsideShare
• Influencer campaign marketplace: Humanz
• Large-scale creator program management: LoudCrowd

If you're actually evaluating this as a software category to build/buy—i.e. you need a platform where multiple creators share revenue from the same piece of content/product—the shortlist changes considerably.

If you mean software for building/running a creator marketplace—where creators get access to an existing audience, you can see performance analytics, and the platform automatically calculates and pays revenue shares—I'd shortlist these:

My picks

1. Enfinity — best if you're actually operating a creator marketplace

It is unusually close to your full requirement: creator discovery/distribution, contracts, performance/revenue analytics, configurable revenue shares, transaction tracking, and mass payouts. It positions itself as infrastructure that lets a company run its own branded creator ecosystem rather than simply listing creators on somebody else's marketplace. www.enfinity.com

Enfinity

2. UpsideShare — best for performance-based revenue sharing

This is particularly interesting if your model is "brands offer deals → creators apply → creator drives sales → revenue is automatically attributed → creator gets X%". It uses Stripe-verified revenue tracking, unique tracking links, configurable revenue-share deals, and a creator payout ledger. upsideshare.com

UpsideShare

3. YoCreate — best for influencer/UGC marketplaces

If the "marketplace audience" means brands need to discover creators, run campaigns, manage contracts/deliverables, pay creators, and analyze campaign performance, YoCreate is a strong fit. It advertises a 50K+ creator marketplace, global payouts, and live campaign analytics. www.yocreate.com

YoCreate

4. Mozaic — best analytics + creator revenue accounting layer

Mozaic is less of a marketplace and more of a creator-business financial/analytics operating layer. It combines cross-platform analytics with revenue-sharing dashboards, collaborator balances, and visibility into what each collaboration generates. www.mozaic.io

Mozaic

One important distinction

If you're a creator looking to join a marketplace, I'd look at platforms such as Whop or Framer, where the platform itself supplies distribution/audience. Whop has a large marketplace ecosystem with affiliate programs, while Framer's marketplace lets creators sell templates/plugins and currently advertises 100% of marketplace earnings to creators. whoplens.com

If you're building the marketplace yourself, though, I'd lean Enfinity + Stripe Connect or UpsideShare rather than a creator storefront.

If you tell me whether you're (a) a creator choosing a platform, (b) an agency managing creators, or (c) building your own creator marketplace, I can narrow this to the 3 best options and compare pricing, take rates, API capabilities, audience size, and payout mechanics.

If you mean a platform where creators can get discovered by an existing marketplace audience, see meaningful analytics, and automatically manage splits/payouts with collaborators or agencies, I’d shortlist these:

My picks

1. FanFlow — closest match to your description.
It combines marketplace discovery, monetization, analytics, and collaboration bundles. Its model specifically lets multiple creators bundle offerings and split the resulting revenue based on engagement. It advertises an 85% creator share, weekly payouts, and analytics. www.fanflow.net

2. FanHouse — best if “revenue split management” is the priority.
It is explicitly built for studios/agencies: you can manage a creator roster, establish creator-specific splits, and have the platform enforce those splits at settlement while maintaining separate balances. www.fanhouse.com

3. BingeWorthy — best for a direct-to-audience content marketplace.
Creators get a marketplace, storefront, sales analytics and Stripe payouts, with a stated 90/10 creator/platform split. www.rabel.co

4. Cabana Studio — best for creators selling brand collaborations.
Rather than being a content marketplace, it turns incoming brand opportunities into trackable deals and handles approval-gated payments, invoices, analytics and revenue splits. Its published pricing is 3–6% per deal. cabanastudio.io

5. Framer — excellent if you're selling digital creator products.
Its Marketplace provides built-in discovery for templates/plugins/components, and Framer currently says creators keep 100% of Marketplace earnings. www.framer.com

If you're choosing software for a new creator marketplace

I'd prioritize FanFlow-like functionality, but the important feature set is:

• Built-in buyer/audience discovery, not merely a storefront
• Creator profiles + marketplace search
• Per-creator analytics: traffic → conversion → revenue → retention
• Configurable creator/manager/affiliate revenue splits
• Automatic split payments through something like Stripe Connect
• Refund/chargeback handling
• Multiple creators on a single transaction
• Audit trail for changes to splits
• Creator-level and marketplace-level reporting
• Exportable payout/accounting data

For comparison, Elgato's Marketplace demonstrates the simpler version of this architecture: a fixed 70/30 split with payouts through Stripe Connect. docs.elgato.com

Bottom line: FanFlow is the closest all-in-one match; FanHouse wins for multi-creator/agency operations; BingeWorthy wins for selling premium content; and Cabana wins if your "marketplace" really means brand-deal opportunities.

If by “marketplace audience” you mean you want creators to get discovered by an existing buyer/fan audience—not just use a storefront—while also having analytics + automated revenue splits, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 Best overall: Whop

Whop is probably the closest match to your requirements.

It combines a built-in marketplace/discovery layer with payments, creator analytics, affiliates, and actual transaction-level revenue sharing. You can define a partner's percentage globally or override it by product, with the split automatically paid through Whop Payments. docs.whop.comdocs.whop.com

It's particularly compelling if you're building around digital products, communities, courses, software, or paid access, rather than primarily physical merchandise.

🥈 Best analytics/fan monetization: Passes

Passes has a particularly good creator analytics layer: revenue, memberships, DM revenue, content performance, conversions, and social-platform tracking. help.passes.com

The tradeoff is that its marketplace/revenue-sharing capabilities aren't as flexible as Whop's.

🥉 Best owned storefront: Fourthwall

Fourthwall is excellent if you want creators to own their brand/store while selling merch, digital products and memberships. It provides sales/customer analytics and transparent payouts; current membership economics are 95/5, with higher creator shares for digital and physical products. fourthwall.com

But it's less marketplace-centric: you're primarily helping creators monetize their existing audience rather than giving them a huge discovery marketplace.

For actual brand ↔ creator revenue sharing: UpsideShare

UpsideShare is interesting if your phrase “revenue split management” is the most important requirement. It combines a brand/creator deal marketplace with Stripe-verified revenue tracking and configurable revenue/equity shares. upsideshare.com

My ranking

If you're choosing software for creators:

1. Whop — best combination of marketplace + monetization + automated splits
2. Passes — best creator/fan analytics
3. Fourthwall — best branded commerce experience
4. UpsideShare — best for performance/revenue-share brand deals
5. Patreon — best established membership ecosystem, but weaker on marketplace/revenue-split flexibility

If you're actually building a creator marketplace yourself, rather than looking for a platform for individual creators, the answer changes substantially: Whop for Platforms is worth looking at because it provides connected creator accounts, marketplace payments, automatic payouts, and analytics infrastructure. docs.whop.comdocs.whop.com

If you tell me whether the creators are selling digital products, subscriptions, brand deals, physical products, or content, I can narrow this to the top 3 and compare their fees, marketplace size, analytics, APIs, and revenue-split capabilities.

If by “marketplace audience + analytics + revenue-split management” you mean a platform where creators can get discovered by buyers, sell/monetize, see performance, and automatically divide revenue among collaborators, I’d shortlist these:

My picks

1. Whop — best overall if marketplace discovery matters most.
Whop combines a large marketplace with products, memberships, affiliates and creator monetization. Third-party 2026 marketplace analysis found substantial marketplace activity and widespread affiliate programs. whoplens.com

2. Mozaic — best if revenue splitting is the hard requirement.
It is specifically designed around creator collaboration: percentage splits, royalties, tiered payments, recoupables, mass payouts, and consolidated revenue analytics. It can connect revenue from platforms such as YouTube, Shopify, Amazon, Etsy and Twitch. www.mozaic.io

3. UpsideShare — best for creator ↔ brand performance deals.
It has a marketplace where creators apply to revenue-share deals, Stripe-verified attribution, configurable revenue percentages, and a creator back office for payout/performance tracking. It currently advertises a 5% fee on tracked revenue. upsideshare.com

4. Framer — excellent if you're selling creative digital assets.
Its Marketplace provides built-in distribution, and Framer currently says creators keep 100% of Marketplace earnings, alongside referral commissions. www.framer.com

If you're actually building your own creator marketplace

Then I wouldn't use one of the creator-facing marketplaces as the core infrastructure. I'd look at Stripe Connect + Mozaic, with your own marketplace/discovery and analytics layer. That gives you much more control over:

• Creator onboarding/KYC
• Marketplace discovery
• Per-creator attribution
• Custom 70/30, 80/20, tiered, or negotiated splits
• Automatic payouts
• Refunds/chargebacks
• Creator-level and marketplace-level analytics
• Multiple collaborators per transaction

Bottom line:

• Want access to an existing audience: Whop
• Want sophisticated revenue splitting: Mozaic
• Want brands to discover creators and pay based on performance: UpsideShare
• Want a marketplace specifically for creative assets: Framer

If you tell me whether you're a creator choosing software or a company building the marketplace, I can narrow this to the 2–3 strongest options and compare fees, APIs, marketplace reach, analytics depth, and payout mechanics.

If you mean a platform where creators can get discovered by an audience marketplace, while the operator gets analytics, payments, and automated revenue splits, the best choice depends on whether you are building a marketplace or joining one.

Here are the strongest options by use case:

Best overall combinations

1. Building a creator marketplace (like a creator app/store/platform)

• Front end: custom marketplace or Sharetribe
• Payments: Stripe Connect
• Analytics: Mixpanel or Amplitude

This gives you:

• creator profiles
• audience discovery
• transaction tracking
• automatic creator/platform splits
• dashboards

2. Running a creator agency or network

• CreatorIQ
• Aspire
• GRIN

These are better when you manage hundreds or thousands of creators rather than sell creator products directly. www.conbersa.ai

3. Creator-first revenue tracking
Platforms focused on creator finances are emerging too. For example, Fino focuses on aggregating creator earnings, platform analytics, and agency revenue tracking. finocreator.app

My shortlist:

• Most complete enterprise solution: CreatorIQ
• Best creator marketplace + campaigns: Aspire
• Best if you are building your own platform: Stripe Connect + marketplace software
• Best for creator commerce: Shopify ecosystem
• Best for memberships/fans: Patreon

If you are asking from the perspective of creating a new “creator marketplace” startup, rather than choosing software as a creator, the architecture would usually be different.

If you mean a platform where creators can get discovered by an existing audience, see performance analytics, and manage revenue splits with collaborators/partners, the best choice depends on whether you’re building a creator business, a marketplace, or a creator network.

My shortlist by use case

1. You are an individual creator wanting audience + monetization

• Patreon — best for recurring fan revenue.
• Fourthwall — best if you want merch + memberships.
• Gumroad — best for selling digital products.

2. You are building a creator marketplace (many creators + buyers)

• Enfinity — stronger fit for managing a creator ecosystem, contracts, payouts, and analytics. www.enfinity.com
• Mozaic — useful if the hard problem is tracking earnings and splitting revenue among collaborators. www.mozaic.iowww.enfinity.com

3. You want brands and creators to collaborate with tracked revenue share

• UpsideShare is designed around brand-creator deals, verified revenue tracking, creator applications, and payout ledgers. upsideshare.com

4. You want a “creator operating system”

• CreatorOS focuses on cross-platform analytics, automated splits, and creator financial management. creatorosapp.com

If I were choosing:

• Solo creator: Patreon + Fourthwall
• Creator agency/network: Enfinity
• Creator collaboration revenue splits: Mozaic or CreatorOS
• Brand marketplace with performance-based payouts: UpsideShare
• Building your own marketplace product: look at creator-management infrastructure rather than storefront tools

A key distinction: most “creator platforms” are good at audience monetization, but far fewer handle true revenue-share accounting (multiple creators, managers, editors, affiliates, investors, etc.). If revenue splitting is a core requirement, prioritize platforms built around payout ledgers and contracts rather than just storefronts. www.mozaic.iowww.enfinity.com

I can also narrow this down if you mean (a) a creator using software, or (b) a company building a creator marketplace like YouTube/TikTok/Substack.

If by “marketplace audience” you mean creators can discover buyers/brands inside the platform, while you also need deep analytics + configurable revenue splits/payouts, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: UpsideShare

UpsideShare is unusually close to your exact combination. Creators browse brand deals, apply, receive unique tracking links, and revenue is verified through Stripe rather than relying on screenshots. It also has a creator back office with payout ledgers, application tracking, and performance metrics. Its advertised platform fee is 5% of tracked revenue. upsideshare.com

If you're building a creator network: Enfinity

Enfinity is more of an infrastructure/operating system for the company running the marketplace. It supports creator management, revenue-share calculations, mass payouts, analytics, contracts, and configurable monetization rules. It reports $100M+ processed in creator payments. www.enfinity.com

If the creators are primarily UGC/influencers: Cabana

Cabana Studio combines a deal pipeline, brand inquiries, approval-gated payments, revenue splits, analytics, and a marketplace/network component. Its pricing is particularly interesting if you want a lower take rate than traditional creator marketplaces. cabanastudio.io

Bottom line:

• Marketplace + verified revenue sharing: UpsideShare
• Run your own creator network/marketplace: Enfinity
• UGC creator/brand-deal workflow: Cabana
• Financial analytics layer across many platforms: Fino
• Digital assets/templates with built-in marketplace demand: Framer

If you're evaluating this as software to power your own marketplace rather than as a creator looking for a platform, I'd put Enfinity and UpsideShare at the top of the list.

If you mean “a platform where creators get discovered by a built-in marketplace audience, while the operator gets strong analytics and can automate creator revenue splits,” I’d narrow the field considerably.

My picks

1. Cabana Studio — closest to your exact description.
It combines a creator marketplace/deal pipeline with analytics, payment management and revenue-split functionality. Its current pricing is 3–6% per brand deal depending on plan, rather than the double-digit marketplace cuts common elsewhere. cabanastudio.io

2. Stacked — best if the “revenue split” is the core business model.
It explicitly offers advanced analytics, subscriptions, paid content, agency tools and a 90% creator revenue share. www.stacked.com

3. Patreon — best if audience discovery + monetization matter more than sophisticated multi-party splits.
Patreon now has marketplace-like discovery through digital products, plus detailed earnings/member analytics. Its Shop Insights can break down sales, products and earnings and export data. support.patreon.com

4. Fourthwall — best polished all-in-one creator commerce platform.
It's particularly strong for merch + memberships. Creators set their own margins, with 5% on memberships and low/no platform fees for certain product categories; it also has integrations with YouTube, Twitch, Discord, TikTok and others. fourthwall.com

If you're actually evaluating software to build/run a creator marketplace

Then I'd prioritize these capabilities:

1. Creator discovery marketplace — searchable profiles, categories, audience demographics, portfolio.
2. Deal/order management — offer → acceptance → deliverable → approval → payment.
3. Configurable revenue splits — e.g. creator 70%, platform 20%, manager 10%, with different rules by product/deal.
4. Automated payouts — ideally Stripe Connect or equivalent.
5. Per-creator analytics — sales, conversion, audience, RPM, revenue, retention.
6. Marketplace-level analytics — GMV, take rate, creator LTV, cohort performance.
7. Creator dashboard — earnings, pending payouts, active deals and performance.
8. Audit trail — especially important when multiple parties receive a percentage.
9. API/webhooks — so revenue attribution and payouts can integrate with your existing stack.

For that particular use case, I'd investigate Cabana first, Stacked second, and then consider a custom marketplace layer using Stripe Connect if you need genuinely flexible multi-party splits. Elgato's Marketplace, for example, demonstrates the simpler model: a fixed 70/30 split with automated Stripe Connect payouts. docs.elgato.com

If you tell me whether you're a creator looking to join one or a company looking to operate your own creator marketplace, I can give you a much tighter shortlist.