Creators keep 60% of the pool.
Publish short dramas made with AI tools on a platform that reviews every episode before it goes out. You keep the stories you author. You get paid on unlocks that actually happened — not on views, likes or followers.
60% of net advertising revenue, split by valid unlocks
Net means what the advertising network actually pays us, after its own deduction and after taxes and payment fees. Nothing is deducted for platform costs before the split.
of net advertising revenue goes into the creator pool, every month
are what the pool is divided by — a real device, a paid impression, an account in good standing
paid out after the advertising network has paid us for that month
A worked example
The figures below are invented to show the arithmetic. They are not a forecast, and the platform has not run a payout month yet.
Why unlocks and not views. A view costs us nothing and earns nothing. An unlock is an advertisement that a network has paid for. Paying on unlocks means the money that reaches you is money that actually arrived — and it means a bot farm inflating view counts cannot dilute your share.
A portal built around what you are owed
Four steps from account to published
Create an account
The same account works on the app, the portal and this site. Free, and it takes about thirty seconds.
Apply
Tell us what you make and show us a drama. This is where we collect your country and phone number, and where identity verification begins.
Approval
A person reviews the application and the agreements are signed in the portal. We tell you either way.
Publish
Upload episodes and their provenance record. Every drama is reviewed before it appears in the catalogue.
The three things we will not waive
These are the cost of being on a curated platform rather than an open one — and they are the reason a rights holder takes this catalogue seriously.
Applications open before the beta
Create an account, then apply from the creator portal. Open beta starts 15 August 2026 and the first dramas are already in review.