Four services
What Club, Link, Stream and the Account Platform each own, what they hand to each other, and what breaks when one of them is down.
TEASE is four services, not one product with four screens. Each owns its own data and answers for its own uptime. This page is the map: read it once and every other page tells you which service it belongs to.
The map
| Service | Owns | You come here for |
|---|---|---|
| Account Platform | People, workspaces, teams, permissions, connected creator accounts, plan and billing | Signing in, adding a teammate, connecting an OnlyFans or Fansly account |
| Link | Domains, links and smart links, clicks and traffic, landing pages, QR codes | Publishing a page, routing traffic, measuring what a click did |
| Club | Fans, conversations, campaigns and promos, money and payouts, attribution of a fan to a source | Talking to fans, running a campaign, seeing who paid and why |
| Stream | Live scenes, overlays, video ingest, streaming platform settings | Going live, laying out a scene, putting an overlay on the stream |
What each hands to the others
Account Platform → everyone. Identity and permissions. Every other service assumes you are already signed in and already allowed. Nothing else asks who you are.
Link → Club. The traffic side of a fan's story: which domain, which link, which source a click came from. Club turns that into "this fan came from there" once money appears.
Club → Link. Revenue attached back to a source, so a link stops being a counter of clicks and becomes a counter of earnings.
Stream → Link. Scenes reuse the landing-page rendering (fonts, layout primitives) through one adapter, not by reaching into Link's internals.
What breaks when one is down
- Account Platform down — nobody can sign in, and running work keeps going only as long as existing sessions last. Everything else degrades to read-only in practice.
- Link down — public pages and redirects stop. Fans see nothing; the panel still works. This is the one that costs money by the minute.
- Club down — conversations and campaign sending stop; traffic keeps flowing and keeps being recorded, so nothing is lost, only delayed.
- Stream down — live scenes and overlays stop. Nothing else notices.
Why the split exists
Before it, one deploy touched everything: shipping a change to fan chat could take down the sign-in page and the public pages with it — twice, in July and August 2026, a panel deploy took the money pages offline. Separate services mean separate deploys and separate blast radius.
What's next
- Glossary — one word, one meaning, across all four.