A marketplace for collaborations. A community for the people doing them.
Every guide says the same thing: partner with people in your niche and growth follows. Fine advice, except your outreach list has maybe four names on it, and cold-messaging a stranger to ask for a bundle spot feels worse than just posting alone and hoping.
A podcast host needs your bio and headshot by Thursday. A summit co-host is waiting on the promo email you promised. Somewhere in your inbox is a thread about a swap you agreed to weeks ago, and you genuinely can't remember if you replied.
Both are really the same problem: there's nowhere built to hold all of this. That's what Roster is for.
Whether you're looking for your next collab or running your own program.
Find affiliate products, event speaker slots, and peer collaborations. Filter by deadline or type. It's free, forever.
Once approved, your promo calendar fills in automatically, and you can generate emails for each event right in your hub.
Hosts post products, events, and summits, review applications, and generate emails for each event right from their hub.
Every kind of collaboration
Switch between Collab and Host to see what unlocks.
Browse open events, bundles, and collabs, and apply directly from any opportunity. Save the ones you're interested in, and Roster reminds you before the deadline hits, at 7 days, 3 days, and 1 day out. Nothing will quietly slip past you.
Your audience size and bio are already on file, so applying to a new event or bundle takes seconds instead of retyping the same details every time.
Saved something you're not ready to apply to yet? Roster nudges you at 7, 3, and 1 day out so it never quietly slips past you.
See your active partnerships and upcoming events at a glance. Click any event to get the full picture: promo dates, the email-writing tool, and the group chat with the host and other contributors.
No more spreadsheets tracking which email is due for which event. Every required send from every approved event shows up automatically, color-coded so you always know what belongs to what.
Once you're approved for an event, generate the email you owe — subject line and body, in your voice — right from that event's hub. Review, tweak, and schedule.
Build your profile, post to the feed, and message your connections directly. The people you collaborate with once can become people you stay connected with.
See if this fits how you work
Roster is a good fit if
Maybe skip it if
Start free. Upgrade when you're ready to collaborate or host.
And that's not all
All the smaller things that add up to not needing five other tools.
Narrow the marketplace by collab type, niche, or deadline from a filter sidebar — find what fits without scrolling everything.
Toggle the activity feed between what's recommended for you and just the people you're actually connected to.
Tell Roster your niche and audience once, and it's used everywhere — from quick-apply to matching you with the right opportunities.
Applying to a bundle, a summit, or a peer swap each ask for what actually matters for that kind of collaboration — not one generic form.
Peer swaps get their own Swap Hub; newsletter sponsorships get their own hub for tracking issue dates, opens, and clicks per sponsor.
Already approved someone but the fit's off? Remove them from an event directly, and their spot opens back up.
Share your public application link anywhere. Applicants who aren't on Roster yet get a claim-account flow to set a password and pick up right where they applied.
Bookmark a listing you're not ready to apply to yet — it shows up in your saved list, deadline reminders included.
Block anyone you don't want contact from, and report content or accounts that break the rules — reviewed by a real person.
Profiles show last-active status, so you know whether the person you're reaching out to is likely to respond soon.
New applications, messages, likes, comments, and deadline nudges all land in one notifications feed — nothing buried in email.
Update your card, switch plans, or cancel — with a prorated preview before you confirm — right from your account, no email required.
Something broken? Flag it straight from the app with a screenshot, and it goes right to a real queue — not a black hole.
Can I switch between plans?
Yes — upgrade or downgrade anytime. If you downgrade, you keep access until the end of your billing period.What happens to my opportunities if I downgrade from Host?
Your opportunities are archived (not deleted) and reactivate automatically if you upgrade again. Applications already received stay in place.Does Roster run my affiliate program or handle payments?
No. Roster doesn't run your affiliate program or take a cut of your commissions. That stays directly between you and your affiliates. We simply give you one place to keep all your affiliate assets organized, and make it easier for affiliates to discover you.What's included in the 14-day trial?
Full access to the plan you choose. You'll add a payment method to start your trial — you won't be charged until it ends, and you can cancel anytime before then.Can I remove a contributor after I've approved them?
Yes — if plans change, remove them directly from the event hub. Their spot opens back up right away, and you can approve someone else in their place.Do I have to write my own emails for every contributor?
No. Generate a template once from the event hub, and every approved contributor gets their own copy in their hub — ready for them to edit and schedule on their own time.How do affiliates find my program?
Once you list it, your program shows up in the marketplace, where affiliates are actively browsing for programs to join — you're not limited to people you already know.
Being in the online education space means building an audience, and there's no better way to do that than through collaboration. But I found that finding collaborations, and hosting my own, took a lot of work.
Hosting an opportunity means searching for contributors, reviewing applications, handling email, and so much more. Being a contributor means responding to emails, tracking deadlines, and scheduling sends. It's all a bit much.
So I built Roster: one place to find, host, manage, and apply to collaborations.
I hope it makes collaborating easy.
Free to browse and apply, forever. Roster brings every kind of collaboration into one place: bundles, podcast guesting, affiliate programs, and more. Upgrade whenever you're ready to collaborate, host your own program, or connect with the people behind them.