CxC will offer optional tools and services for organizations and partners—but the core platform for creatives will always remain free.

Not the kind you're thinking of. The Discover page uses matching logic — it connects open roles with contributors based on skills, location, and exhibition history. It doesn't track your behavior, optimize for engagement, or decide whose work is more valuable. You set your profile, the platform makes introductions, and you decide who you want to work with.

When an exhibition works on CxC, it can become a template anyone can build on — a benefit concert in Brooklyn becomes infrastructure for a team in Chicago. The model spreads. The credit stays attached to the people who built it.

Decisions about the platform work the same way. Contributors vote on how revenue gets distributed, how conflicts get resolved, and how CxC evolves over time. Your vote is weighted by your contribution record — what you've actually built, not what you've paid. The people who show up the most have the most say.

We're building a shared language for how communities create together. Anyone can use it. No one owns it — including us.