Creator revenues
What your audience pays you comes in at 5%. You watch it arrive, line by line, and you withdraw it from the 10th of the following month.
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.
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.
When the money is yours to take
Withdrawable from the
10
of the following month
What you earn from subscriptions and tips in a calendar month becomes withdrawable on the 10th of the next month. The pause covers payment consolidation, banking, and settlement. Until then the amount is already on your dashboard. It just cannot be sent yet.
Nothing sits in the dark
In your creator dashboard the view is live and complete: every amount you generate, the OD3ON commission, and the bank fees.
Every amount you generate
New subscriptions, renewals and tips, as they happen. Not a summary at the end of the month.
The platform commission
The 5% is listed next to the revenue, not folded into a net you have to reverse-engineer.
Bank fees
Card processing has its own line, so you can see what the bank took and what is left for you.
You see it. Then you take it.
From the 10th, the previous month can be withdrawn.
OD3ON is not a tax intermediary and files nothing on your behalf. Tax filings are yours to make, under the rules in force in your country of tax residence.