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Hop-on Introduces Digitalage Live Pass, Targeting First Paid Premium Broadcasts in August 2026

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Hop-on (OTCID: HPNN) announced that subsidiary Digitalage is preparing to launch Digitalage Live Pass, a premium pay-per-event broadcasting model enabling creators, journalists, broadcasters, and rights holders to sell access to individual live events directly to audiences. The company is targeting its first paid Live Pass transactions in August 2026, marking a shift from infrastructure build-out and testing toward commercial operations.

According to Hop-on, Live Pass is the first direct transaction model in the broader Digitalage ecosystem, which already includes live streaming, video-on-demand, creator control tools, AI transcription, and content verification. Digitalage intends an initial $9.99 price per event and to allocate 85% of defined net proceeds to participating creators, retaining 15% after taxes, app-store commissions, payment-processing fees, refunds, and other mandatory third-party costs. The platform has progressed through multiple 2026 milestones, including live infrastructure deployment on March 10, creator onboarding from April 14, launch of Digitalage.com on May 19, a U.S. patent application filing on May 26, commercial intake from June 1, expanded VOD and live intake on June 9, and Apple App Store approval for the iOS app on June 30.

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  • First paid Live Pass transactions targeted August 2026, moving toward commercial operations
  • Creators intended to receive 85% of defined net proceeds from Live Pass events
  • Initial Live Pass event price set at $9.99, subject to platform requirements
  • Apple App Store approval for Digitalage iOS app received June 30, 2026
  • Live streaming infrastructure deployed March 10, 2026, with public multi-host demo on March 16
  • U.S. patent application filed May 26, 2026 for conditional digital licensing

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  • Creator share based on net, not gross, after multiple third-party transaction costs
  • First paid transactions are only targeted for August 2026, not yet operating
  • Initial $9.99 pricing and terms remain subject to app-store, tax, and refund requirements

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Digitalage advances toward commercial operation with direct creator-to-audience transactions and an intended 85% share of defined net Live Pass proceeds for creators

TEMECULA, Calif., July 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Hop-on, Inc. (OTCID: HPNN) today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Digitalage, Inc., is preparing to introduce Digitalage Live Pass, a premium broadcasting model designed to allow creators, journalists, broadcasters, and rights holders to sell access to individual live events directly to their audiences.

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The Company is targeting its first paid platform transactions during August 2026, advancing Digitalage from infrastructure development, product testing, creator onboarding, and Apple App Store approval toward commercial operation.

Live Pass is the first direct transaction model within a broader Digitalage media ecosystem designed to support live broadcasting, video-on-demand, creator-led newsrooms, live news coverage, AI-assisted media tools, verification, content protection, audience interaction, and continued monetization of completed broadcasts.

A BUILD CONDUCTED IN PUBLIC

Digitalage is not a concept waiting to be built. It is a media system that has been deployed, demonstrated, and expanded through publicly announced milestones.

Digitalage deployed its live streaming infrastructure on March 10, 2026. On March 16, the Company publicly demonstrated live broadcasting, multi-host collaboration, persistent replay, a creator control center, and AI transcription operating together.

Creator onboarding began April 14 with a selected cohort of up to 100 creators. Digitalage.com launched as the Company's public operating platform on May 19. On May 26, U.S. Patent Application No. 19/685,869 was filed, covering conditional digital licensing based on verified content delivery.

Commercial intake opened June 1. On June 9, Digitalage opened VOD library ingestion and live broadcasting intake across news, sports, events, and faith and family programming. On June 30, the Digitalage iOS application received Apple App Store approval.

Live Pass is the next step in that progression: converting Digitalage's infrastructure, creator participation, programming, and audience engagement into paid transactions.

DIRECT CREATOR-TO-AUDIENCE ECONOMICS

Digitalage Live Pass is designed to let creators and rights holders sell access to individual premium broadcasts without requiring viewers to make an open-ended monthly commitment.

The Company is preparing an initial price of $9.99 per event, subject to final app-store, payment-processing, tax, refund, and platform requirements. Viewers are expected to receive access to a private live broadcast, interactive chat, rewind during the event, and replay access for up to five days, subject to the terms established for each broadcast.

Digitalage intends to allocate 85% of defined net Live Pass proceeds to the participating creator and retain 15%. Defined net proceeds will be calculated after applicable taxes, refunds, app-store commissions, payment-processing charges, and other mandatory third-party transaction costs.

Live Pass is separate from the previously announced Genesis Creator Pilot Program, which established creator economics for qualifying subscription and advertising revenue.

MORE THAN LIVESTREAMING

Digitalage is being developed as media infrastructure for creators, journalists, broadcasters, and rights holders. Its stateful media architecture is designed to preserve completed live broadcasts as searchable and verifiable media assets while maintaining creator and ownership attribution.

Live becomes archive. Archive becomes an asset.

Completed broadcasts are designed to remain available for replay, distribution, monetization, and rights-based licensing. Digitalage's infrastructure includes live broadcasting, video-on-demand, multi-host participation, interactive chat, persistent replay, AI transcription, live captions, creator controls, moderation capabilities, content protection, and media verification.

"Most platforms control which creators get seen, which stories receive attention, and how much revenue reaches the people who produced them," said Peter Michaels, Sr., Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Hop-on, Inc.

"Digitalage was built on a different principle. The audience a creator or journalist earns belongs with them, not with an algorithm deciding whether that relationship matters today. Live Pass turns that principle into a transaction, with the creator intended to receive 85% of defined net proceeds."

Michaels continued, "Live Pass is not the entire Digitalage vision. It is the first direct commercial transaction model operating across the infrastructure we have built. In August, we intend to move from explaining that model to processing the first paid transactions."

About Hop-on and Digitalage

Hop-on, Inc. (OTCID: HPNN) is a U.S.-based technology company focused on digital media infrastructure and intellectual property. Through Digitalage, Inc., Hop-on provides creators, journalists, broadcasters, and rights holders with tools designed to ingest, protect, verify, distribute, and monetize digital media.

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https://www.hop-on.com/forward-looking-statements

Investor and Media Contact

Hop-on, Inc. / Digitalage, Inc.
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FAQ

What is Digitalage Live Pass announced by Hop-on (HPNN) in July 2026?

Digitalage Live Pass is a premium, pay-per-event broadcasting model letting creators and rights holders sell access to individual live events. According to Hop-on, it operates within the Digitalage media ecosystem, supporting live streaming, VOD, audience interaction, replay, and ongoing monetization of completed broadcasts.

When will Hop-on’s Digitalage Live Pass start paid broadcasts for HPNN investors to watch?

Hop-on is targeting the first paid Digitalage Live Pass transactions for August 2026. According to Hop-on, this timing would mark Digitalage’s transition from infrastructure development, testing, and creator onboarding to initial commercial operation with direct creator-to-audience premium event payments.

How are Digitalage Live Pass revenues shared with creators under Hop-on (HPNN)?

Digitalage intends creators to receive 85% of defined net Live Pass proceeds, retaining 15% itself. According to Hop-on, net proceeds are calculated after taxes, app-store commissions, payment-processing fees, refunds, and other mandatory third-party transaction costs are deducted from gross event receipts.

What does the initial $9.99 price per Digitalage Live Pass event include?

Digitalage is preparing an initial $9.99 price per Live Pass event, subject to final requirements. According to Hop-on, viewers are expected to receive access to a private live broadcast, interactive chat, rewind during the event, and replay availability for up to five days, per event terms.

How does Digitalage Live Pass fit into Hop-on’s broader Digitalage platform strategy (HPNN)?

Live Pass is the first direct transaction model on the existing Digitalage infrastructure. According to Hop-on, it builds on live streaming, video-on-demand, AI transcription, creator controls, verification, and content protection, converting established creator participation and programming into paid, event-based transactions.

What milestones has Hop-on’s Digitalage reached in 2026 ahead of Live Pass?

Digitalage deployed live streaming infrastructure on March 10, 2026, and publicly demoed key features March 16. According to Hop-on, subsequent milestones include creator onboarding, Digitalage.com launch, a U.S. patent filing, commercial intake opening, expanded VOD and live intake, and iOS App Store approval on June 30.

How is Digitalage Live Pass different from the Genesis Creator Pilot Program at Hop-on (HPNN)?

Live Pass is a pay-per-event transaction model, while Genesis Creator Pilot focuses on subscription and advertising economics. According to Hop-on, Live Pass is separate from the previously announced Genesis program and specifically governs premium, individual broadcast access and net proceed sharing for each event.