Pay first.
The creator is paid before PTD makes a dollar. Every house, every product, every campaign. The platform earns by helping people earn — not by extracting from them.
PAY THE DØLLS™
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A marketplace. A fund. Two houses to start.
PTD is a queer marketplace and fundraising platform — DØLL-built, ally brand partners welcome. Two houses today. More coming. A reinvestment fund underneath. Read on.
Pay The Dølls is a queer marketplace and fundraising platform for artists, brands, creators, and designers — built by DØLLs and queer creators, with ally brand partners welcome. Buy from the houses. Fund a doll. Build your own.
It is a marketplace, a fundraising platform, and a reinvestment fund built into a single system because all three protect each other. The marketplace funds the fund. The fund funds the dolls. The dolls build the brands. The brands build the marketplace.
The creator is paid before PTD makes a dollar. Every house, every product, every campaign. The platform earns by helping people earn — not by extracting from them.
Creators keep their IP, their audience, and their right to leave. PTD is a partner, not a landlord. If we stop being useful, the doors stay open.
Every dollar PTD takes feeds Verse Capital — a fund that reinvests in trans creators. We don’t take to enrich ourselves. We take to grow the floor.
“The aesthetic anchor of the group.” Editorial-driven apparel and graphic work. The Ø character starts here. Every other house is benchmarked against the visual system this house built.
Active · Last drop Q1 2026 · 50 SKUs
“Built to outlive the trip.” Bone palette. Sun-faded canvas. The first partner brand on PTD — and the proof that the collab model works.
Active · First drop Q2 2026 · 12 SKUs
I started PTD because I was tired of watching dolls hand 30% of their income to platforms that didn’t know their names.
Etsy takes a cut. Depop takes a cut. GoFundMe takes a cut. Every layer of the internet between a creator and the person who wants to pay them has figured out how to insert itself, and the math always tilts the same way.
This is the alternative. A marketplace where the fees are honest, the storefronts are owned, and the fund that grows underneath it gets bigger every time someone shops. Not a charity. Not a “movement.” A business that works because the people running it are the people it’s for.
You don’t have to trust me. You can read the structure. The numbers are on the How It Works page. The houses are above. The fund is on Verse Capital. It’s all here.
Pay the dolls. Then pay the next one.