Clear fees.
More from every sale.

Two fees. One clear calculation.

The fan service fee is added to the picture’s listed price. The agency fee is deducted from that same listed price. Adding the percentages gives 17% of the listed price; it does not mean 17% of the amount the fan pays.

At the selected agency rate, 92.5% of the listed price remains before any agency-to-creator split and other costs. That amount is an agency balance calculation, not a promise about a creator’s personal earnings or when money reaches a bank account.

See the numbers at your price.

A half-cent rounds up. At $5, the fan fee becomes $0.48 and the agency fee becomes $0.38. The resulting $0.86 fee gap is why rounding a month’s total sales once can give the wrong answer. Calculate each transaction first, then add the results.

Confirm your setup before activation.

The selected percentage rates above apply to agencies. Contact sales for independent-creator pricing and to confirm your setup’s fee inclusions, payment methods, payout options, supported countries and any other charges. The illustrations apply percentage fees only.

Our creator dashboard is in development. The website’s checkout is a demonstration and takes no real payment. Uploading pictures, validating them and attaching approved pictures to paid links remain separate steps in the selling flow.

Compare the whole sale.

A low seller percentage tells only part of the story. Check the fan’s final amount, any fixed charge, the seller’s balance and the base used for a revenue split. Compare the same listed price and eligible content category before choosing a service.

A fee advantage on one transaction does not make a platform the right choice for every workflow. A subscription, a creator directory or an agency CRM may solve a different job from a one-off paid photo link.