Transparency

One fee. 10%. Everywhere.

Nsidoo keeps 10% of what a payment earns a creator, on every kind of transaction in the app. It is deducted automatically the moment money moves, so no invoice ever arrives.

What the fee covers

The same 10% applies whatever a creator sells — there are no per-format rates and no separate charge for streaming.

  • · Gifts and tips sent during a live stream
  • · Merch, digital downloads and store orders
  • · Creator memberships and subscriptions
  • · Ad rewards earned on videos cleared for promotions

How it is deducted

The fee is taken at the source: the platform's share is reserved first and the remainder is credited to the creator. Nothing is charged back later.

Gifts and tips are paid in credits, so the fee is taken in whole credits — a 50-credit gift credits the creator 45. Card payments for merch and memberships are netted the same way before payout.

Buyers always pay the price shown. The fee comes out of the creator's earnings, never added on top of what a viewer or customer is charged.

Worked examples

Merch sale£20.00−£2.00£18.00
Membership month£7.50−£0.75£6.75
Gift of 50 credits50 credits−5 credits45 credits
Ad reward£1.00−£0.10£0.90

Credits are valued at £0.05 each, so 10 credits is about £0.50.

Where you see it

Your Studio earnings page shows gross, the fee taken and what is left, per sale and across your whole account. Payout history repeats the split for every order.

Gift and tip income appears in your credit balance with the fee noted on each entry, so a creator can always reconcile what came in against what was credited.

What the fee pays for

Video hosting and streaming, card processing through our payment provider, moderation, the ads system and payouts. If the rate ever changes, existing sales keep the rate that applied when they were paid.