Creator Revenue Share

Build An Audience Around The Sports You Know.

FansPulse can share eligible revenue with approved creators through the monetization programs available on their accounts. We want to reward creators who build engaged sports communities, show up on a steady schedule, follow the platform rules, and give fans and advertisers a reason to stay.

You already know your team better than most of the people talking about it on TV. You've watched every snap, you've got opinions about the depth chart, and your friends ask you what happened when they miss a game. FansPulse gives you a place to say all of that live, to people who want to hear it, on the page where they're already following the game.

Revenue comes later. It starts with a room, a schedule, and fans who come back. The programs below are how FansPulse can share revenue once you've built that.

How Can Creators Earn On FansPulse?

Advertising Revenue

Eligible creators may receive a share of advertising revenue tied to their streams, watch parties, videos, profiles, or content pages. Your share can depend on impressions, completed views, advertiser demand, where your audience lives, your content category, and the rules of each campaign.

Fan Subscriptions

You may offer paid subscriptions with perks your biggest fans will want: exclusive rooms, badges, special chat access, subscriber events, private content, or priority interaction. FansPulse may pay you a portion of subscription revenue after platform fees, payment processing costs, taxes, refunds, and other required deductions.

Supporter Payments

Fans may support you through tips, gifts, paid reactions, or other approved features when you make a great call or keep the room going through a blowout. Your creator dashboard shows supporter activity and estimated earnings.

Brand Campaigns

FansPulse may connect eligible creators with advertisers looking for a specific sports audience. Eligibility may depend on your sport, audience size, engagement, location, brand safety, and creator history.

Premium Watch Parties

You may host paid rooms, ticketed events, exclusive discussions, or subscriber only watch parties for the fans who want a closer seat.

Who Can Build An Audience On FansPulse?

You don't need a famous name. FansPulse has room for former players and beat reporters, and just as much room for the host who has run the same fantasy league podcast for six years, the high school coach who explains zone defense better than anyone on cable, and the comedian who turns a 30 point loss into the funniest night of the week.

FansPulse lists your stream on the game page of the matchup you cover. Fans opening that game see you next to the other creators covering it, which gives a new creator a real shot at viewers who would never have found them in a general social feed.

Revenue Reporting

Your creator dashboard can show estimated earnings, finalized earnings, revenue by source, advertising impressions, subscription activity, supporter activity, campaign payments, payment status, required tax information, and payment history. You can see which streams brought in the most, so you can plan the next month around what works.

Who Qualifies For Monetization?

We look at a range of account and content signals when deciding who qualifies for each program:

Account standing
Age requirements
Identity verification
Audience activity
Content quality
Streaming consistency
Community safety
Copyright compliance
Advertising suitability
Payment verification
Location eligibility

FansPulse may update these requirements as the monetization programs grow. The current rules for your account always appear in your creator dashboard.

How Do Creator Payments Work?

FansPulse pays eligible earnings on the schedule shown in your creator dashboard. Before your first payment, you may need to provide identity, banking, payment, and tax information. Minimum payment thresholds may apply.

How Do I Get Started As A Creator?

Create an account, turn on creator tools, and fill in your profile with the sports and teams you cover. Go live on a game you'd be watching anyway. Then do it again next week. Fans follow creators they can count on, and a steady schedule is the fastest way to build the audience that makes the programs above worth applying for.

Grow A Community. Qualify To Earn.

Go live, build a room fans come back to, and qualify for FansPulse monetization programs.

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