Become a creator
Publish the work. Keep what your audience pays for it. OD3ON takes 5% of subscriptions and tips, and that is the whole platform cut.
Free to open. The 5% starts only when you earn.
The only cut
5%
on subscriptions and tips
Card processing is separate, and renewals share one day of the month, so the fixed bank fee is split instead of copied onto every fan. How monthly billing works.
What you can do here
A catalog with no cap
Video, audio, pictures, writing, as much as you want. You pay nothing to store what you publish.
Speech that stays up
OD3ON is built for work that other platforms demonetize, trim, or take down. Your audience is the one that decides.
Rooms with your audience
Up to ten chat rooms, named by you, open to the plans you choose. A place that stays once the post is over.
Live, on your channel
Stream from the tool you already use. The live sits on your page, with its own chat, and tips show up while you are on air.
Chat rooms and lives are only available to creators who have paying subscribers.
Paid by the people who stay
You set the price of the subscription. Tips arrive when a viewer wants to say thank you. Both are primary revenue, both at 5%.
A page under your name
Followers, subscribers, lives and posts, in one place. No auction standing between you and the people who already showed up.
How you earn
Primary revenue
What your audience pays you, directly.
Subscriptions
A monthly plan at a price you choose. Fans renew together, on one day of the month.
Tips
A one-off payment, on a post or during a live.
Platform cut on both: 5%
Secondary revenue
Income that does not depend on a fan paying you today. Both are on the way.
Affiliation
1% of the revenue earned by the creators you bring to OD3ON.
Pass revshare
A share of the OD3ON Pass, in proportion to the views it sends to your channel.
The lowest commissions in the market
The rate for someone opening a page today, and what a creator actually keeps. Checked in October 2026.
| Platform | Freedom of expression | Unlimited free content | Active revenue | Commission on active revenue | Passive revenue | Real take-home |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | 45% | 55% | ||||
| Patreon | 10% | 78–87% | ||||
| Rumble | 40% | 60% | ||||
| Locals | 10% or 20% | 71–87% | ||||
| OD3ON | 5% | Soon | 86–93% |
There is no demonetization and no ban for speech that freedom of expression protects, when it respects the platform rules. Active revenue is paid by a fan or an advertiser. Passive revenue is paid by the platform. The commission is the platform's own cut. The last column is what remains after the extra fees a creator actually pays, such as card processing.
YouTube. YouTube keeps 45% of long-form ad revenue. The creator keeps 55%, including the share of YouTube Premium. Shorts pay the creator 45% of their part of the ads pool. Memberships, Super Chat, Super Stickers and Super Thanks pay 70%, and YouTube currently covers the card fee on those.
Patreon. A new Patreon page is 10% of memberships and one-time payments, plus processing (about 2.9% + $0.30 on a US card) and a payout fee. On a typical payment that leaves about 78–87% before the payout fee. Pages published on or before 4 August 2025 can still be on an older 5%, 8% or 11% plan.
Rumble. On the Rumble player the creator keeps 60% of the profit, so the platform share is 40%. An exclusive management license can pay 90% of what the same video earns on YouTube. Rumble also runs a separate creator program on top of that share.
Locals. Locals takes 10% on subscriptions, tips and most one-time payments, and 20% on one-time Content+ sales, plus Stripe. With a US card at 2.9% + $0.30, the creator keeps about 81–87% on a subscription and about 71–77% on a Content+ sale.
OD3ON. The platform cut is 5% of the payment. Card fees come off as well. Bank fees vary a lot depending on the country and the currency of the transaction. Renewals are grouped on one day of the month, so the fixed part of that fee is shared when one fan supports several channels. Affiliation and the pass are not paid out yet.
The cut is 5%. The channel is yours.
Open it when you are ready. You pay nothing until someone pays you.
