Mirza L. Baig, ex-cofounder of Jimmy’s Cocktails, is bringing brand-building expertise to DotMe. Link-in-bio platforms were just the start, DotMe is evolving into a full-stack creator monetization infrastructure, helping creators own their audience and revenue.
DotMe is transforming the creator economy with its latest funding round, securing $150,000 from strategic investor Mirza L. Baig, ex-cofounder of Jimmy’s Cocktails. This investment propels DotMe’s valuation to $1.25 million, signaling a fundamental shift in how creators engage, monetize, and build digital-first businesses.
Unlike traditional link-in-bio platforms, DotMe is positioning itself as a full-stack monetization ecosystem, giving creators complete control over their audience, content, and revenue streams. With the creator economy projected to hit $528.39 billion by 2030, DotMe is paving the way for independent monetization, bridging the gap between creators and brands.
“The creator economy is no longer just about content; it’s about ownership,” said Mirza L. Baig. “DotMe is building something bigger than a tool, it’s enabling creators to turn their influence into sustainable, scalable businesses.”
DotMe’s Evolution: From Link-in-Bio to a Creator Monetization Powerhouse
- With over 100,000 unique monthly users, DotMe has become the go-to platform for top creators, DJs, and event collectives, including Sunburn Union, fitness influencers like Justin Joy (Hyperfitx), and major venues like FLO and Chin Lungs. Unlike other platforms that focus on basic bio-links, DotMe is actively building an infrastructure that allows creators to:
- Own their audience without platform dependency
Directly monetize through premium content, ticketing, and brand partnerships
Leverage AI-driven audience insights to optimize engagement and revenue - Harsh Vijaykumar, Founder and CEO of DotMe, believes the future of creator platforms lies in financial independence. “The industry is evolving fast. Creators need more than a bio link; they need a complete toolkit to turn their audience into a revenue stream. DotMe is that bridge.”