Every marketplace takes a cut of work you made, to an audience you built, on terms you didn't set. Find out exactly what that cost you — then see what it costs on @-Social™.
Real published 2026 rates. No estimates, no spin — sources listed at the bottom.
Charging creators a percentage means the platform's incentive is your volume, not your independence. So we removed the percentage entirely — and built the business somewhere that doesn't cost you anything.
You keep every dollar a customer pays you, minus only what the payment processor charges — which goes to them, not to us. There is no @-Social cut. There is no plan that has one.
Each buyer receives a uniquely identified copy of your file, and we keep a forensic record of which copy went to whom. Not an add-on, not a premium tier — it's how delivery works here by default.
Anywhere from 0% to 10% and beyond — chosen by you, per product, not dictated by a network. Your affiliates share your work because you decided what it's worth to you.
We do not build profiles, sell audiences, or track individuals. Our intelligence products describe markets in aggregate — never people. Surveillance is not our revenue model.
Your customer list, your analytics, your attribution tree, your storefront. Not licensed to you — owned by you, and exportable on demand.
No investors waiting on a return, which means no future pressure to introduce the take rate we just promised you we wouldn't. The reason platforms raise their fees is rarely the platform — it's whoever is standing behind it.
Big Tech's hold on creators was never really about fees. It was about the cost of walking away. So we're publishing the terms of leaving before we ask you to arrive.
We're onboarding a small first group ahead of public launch. Early creators help set what this becomes — and keep founding status permanently.