6 ideas. Filter by what you bring or the kind of business, then start one.
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Hardcover yearbooks for friend groups, made from their group chat
Friends and families want keepsakes from their chats, and AI can pick the best moments and lay out the book.
Skills you can bring: Taste in book design and an eye for the moments worth keeping
$49–$79Start this - 2
Escape-room party kits built from a family's own photos
Escape-room kits are already a popular party gift, and personal photos make each one unique.
Skills you can bring: Puzzle-design skill and a sense of what gets a group playing
$29–$49Start this - 3
Limited, numbered art prints of your photography or illustration, printed when fans order
Fans want your best work on their wall, and a numbered edition makes each print feel rare.
Skills you can bring: Work people want to hang and an eye for print quality
$35–$90Start this - 4
T-shirts and hoodies with your channel's inside jokes, printed on demand for fans
Fans buy clothes that show they belong, and only your audience gets the inside jokes.
Skills you can bring: Running jokes your audience repeats and an eye for wearable design
$25–$45Start this - 5
A printed zine of your photos or comics in a small numbered run, for fans who collect your work
Fans who follow your work online value a small printed run they can hold and keep.
Skills you can bring: A body of work that holds up in print
$15–$30Start this - 6
Sticker packs of your characters or catchphrases for fans to put on laptops and water bottles
Stickers are an easy first purchase for fans, and they put them where other people see them.
Skills you can bring: Characters or phrases your audience loves
$8–$15Start this