When members spend credits on your companion, you get half of them. That is the revenue share — the platform splits what your creation earns with you.
Your share lands in a separate balance. You cannot spend it in the app. It is money set aside for you to withdraw.
Members pay for things with credits. Your half arrives in that same credit number, but it is tracked apart from spendable credits. It only moves one way — out to you.
What to do
- Open the Earnings panel. Click Earnings in the dock. Or open Account and click open earnings.
- Read your balance. The card at the top shows your credits and the dollar value next to them. The panel values credits at 1¢ each.
- Check the companions tab. Each companion shows their status, how many members they have, and your share so far.
- Check the my media tab. Media you commissioned shows up here. You watch each piece pay you back, then earn extra on top.
- Check the ledger tab. Every change is listed and labeled. "Member spent on your companion" means money came in.
Good to know
- Your 50% share covers what other members spend on them: selfies, clips, couple photos, voice notes, album unlocks, diary unlocks, vault unlocks, and wardrobe looks you priced.
- Exclusive claims pay too. When a member claims your companion, you get 50% of the 2,500-credit claim.
- The vault can pay you twice. A piece you commission joins their public vault after 7 days. Each unlock pays you back first. Once you are repaid, you earn a 20% royalty on later unlocks.
- Refunds are fair to everyone. If a render fails, the member gets their credits back. Your share for that item reverses too.
- The ledger updates as spend happens. You do not need to refresh anything or file a claim. Earnings find your balance on their own.
- Your companions and your commissioned media pay into one balance. Both streams show in the same panel.
- Spending on your own companion earns nothing. The share counts other members' spend only.
- Earnings show as credits, but they are not spendable credits. To turn your balance into cash, see How creator payouts work.