To create a StonkBuilder community, register a creator account, confirm the email address, configure the page in Creator Studio, preview the result, and publish it. This guide walks through the real fields and tools, explains what becomes public, and separates community features from payment or token rewards.
Start with the creator registration page. You can browse published communities before you create an account.
On this page
- Before you begin
- Create your creator account
- Build the public page in Studio
- Save a draft and preview it
- Publish and check both public addresses
- Use the member and creator tools
- Common questions
Before you begin
It helps to have a short description of the community, an email inbox you can access, and a public name you are comfortable sharing. The public handle appears in the community and Link page addresses, so choose it deliberately.
The registration form currently requires a display name, public handle, email, password, and starting template. Passwords must be at least 12 characters. A handle must be 1–32 lowercase letters or numbers; underscores can appear in the middle, not at either end. The form checks whether both addresses are available before you submit.
The two destinations have different jobs. Your community home is the place for updates and member participation. Your StonkBuilder Link page is the concise public profile for your bio and destinations. Both use the handle selected at registration.
Create your creator account
- Enter the name visitors should see and choose a public handle.
- Choose a starting template: Creator, Educator, Project, Analyst / Trader, Meme / Culture, or Minimal. It is a starting point, not a permanent choice.
- Enter your email and a password of at least 12 characters, then submit the form.
- Open the confirmation message sent to that email and follow its link. Creator sign-in stays unavailable until the address is confirmed.
If the form says email confirmation is temporarily unavailable, the service cannot complete registration at that moment. Try again later or contact the site operator; do not try to bypass email confirmation. If the public name is taken, choose another handle and wait for the availability check to finish.
Build the public page in Studio
After confirmation, sign in and open Creator Studio. Begin with the information a first-time visitor needs: display name, headline, short bio, and avatar. You can then shape the page using its available template, theme, accent, button shape and fill, font, and section controls.
The page editor supports links, link groups, and social destinations. Community sections can include About, Links, Updates, Points, Q&A, and Events; the initial profile enables About, Links, and Updates. Add only the sections you can keep useful and current. An uploaded avatar must be 2 MB or smaller.
Save a draft and preview it
Use Save draft to keep edits in Studio. The preview refreshes as you edit and uses the same page renderer as the public Link surface, so it is a useful check for layout and content—not proof that the page has been published.
Before publishing, review the page as a visitor would:
- Does the name and headline explain who the community is for?
- Do the bio and selected links give a newcomer a clear next step?
- Do the enabled sections have useful content, rather than empty promises?
- Do the avatar and links appear correctly in the preview?
- Are event details, contribution expectations, and points wording accurate?
Saving a draft does not replace the live published snapshot. If you later change a published page, preview the draft and publish again when you are ready for those edits to become public.
Publish and check both public addresses
Choose Publish after reviewing the preview. Creator Studio saves the current draft and then publishes that version. Open the community address and Link address shown for your handle in a separate browser session. Check the page title, selected sections, links, mobile layout, and any current updates before sharing it.
Published community pages can appear in Discover. Publishing a community does not mean every member-only action is public: joining, submitting, asking a question, and creator moderation follow their own account and review paths.
Studio keeps a publication history. Restoring an older publication puts that snapshot back into the editable draft; publish it again if you want the restored version to become the public page. You can also unpublish a page while keeping the draft in Studio.
Use the member and creator tools
Once the page is live, the community workflow can extend beyond the profile:
- Updates and events: share current announcements and dated community events.
- Member questions: let members ask questions; the creator can answer or moderate them before they appear publicly.
- Contribution review: inspect member submissions and accept or reject them. Award points only for work that has been reviewed.
- Community points: points are community-specific and cannot be redeemed or paid out. They are not cash, a token, or a promise of financial reward.
- Reports and moderation: review member reports and manage member status from the creator tools.
- Analytics: view community-scoped page views, outbound clicks, joins, accepted contributions, and points awarded. A link click is not a purchase or proof of conversion.
For the member’s side of the experience, read the product-specific StonkBuilder community joining guide, then use how to welcome new community members to improve your own onboarding. For advice on what to put on the public front door, read how to build a useful online community homepage. The creator growth guide links the broader learning path.
Common questions
Can people visit before they join?
Yes. Published pages are public, and visitors can browse Discover before choosing a community. Account confirmation is required for creators to sign in; member participation follows the community’s join flow.
Can I change my template after registration?
Yes. The registration page describes the selected template as a starting design that can be changed in Creator Studio.
Does Save draft update the public page?
No. Save draft updates the editable version. Preview it, then use Publish to replace the public snapshot.
Are community points rewards that can be cashed out?
No. The current product describes these as non-redeemable community points. Do not describe them as money, tokens, or guaranteed rewards.
Product references
Product flow and labels checked on 24 September 2026:
- Create your StonkBuilder Creator Studio account
- Getting started with StonkBuilder Community
- Browse published communities
The page, account, and feature details can change as the product evolves. Recheck the live flow before publishing or relying on this tutorial.