Short answer: When readers spend V (Vizno's virtual currency) on your content - unlocking episodes, scenes, season passes, or sending tips - Vizno takes a platform cut and passes the remainder to you as your revenue share. The exact percentage(s), any tiered structures, and whether the split differs between Vizno and Vizno Uncut are still being finalized. For now, contact support if you need specifics before committing to a publishing decision.
What transactions count toward your rev share?
We know from context that V is the currency readers use to pay for gated content and tips on the platform. Your rev share should apply to any V-denominated transaction tied to your project - including but potentially not limited to:
- Scene and episode unlocks
- Season passes
- Reader tips
- Subscription revenue attributed to your project(s)
The precise scope of which transaction types are included, and whether each type carries the same split, has not been confirmed in available documentation. Treat the list above as indicative, not exhaustive.
What is the actual percentage?
This is a policy decision that hasn't been published yet. We're not going to invent a number here. Once the rate (or rate schedule) is confirmed, this section will be updated with:
- The baseline rev-share percentage
- Whether rates are tiered (e.g., by earnings volume or number of published projects)
- Whether Vizno Uncut carries a different rate than the mainstream Vizno front
- Any minimum earnings threshold before a payout is triggered
In the meantime, contact support for the most current information.
How does rev share relate to payouts?
Your accumulated rev share is converted into a real-money payout according to Vizno's payout schedule and eligibility rules. Payout-specific details - including methods, schedules, tax forms, and holds - are covered in the Payouts category of the help center.
Does being an affiliate affect your creator rev share?
If you are both a creator and an affiliate, the two programs are tracked separately. Your creator rev share applies to earnings from your own published projects; affiliate commissions apply to traffic you drive to other content. See the article on being both a creator and an affiliate for more detail.
This information is incomplete
This article exists as a placeholder referenced by other help-center content. A Vizno team member will review and fill in confirmed policy details before this article is published to creators. If you have an urgent question, please contact support directly.
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