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Creator earnings calculator: what do you keep each month?
How much do you really earn as a creator? Enter your subscribers, subscription price and other revenue – the calculator shows your payout per month and year and how it compares to other platforms.
- In seconds – Move the sliders, see the result instantly.
- 85% on NuFans – Standard payout, partners up to 90%.
- All revenue streams – Subscriptions, pay-per-view, messages and tips.
- In euros – No conversion from US dollars.
How the calculator works
Your monthly revenue is your number of subscribers times your subscription price plus all other revenue from pay-per-view, messages and tips. On NuFans you receive 85% of that, with partner terms up to 90%. Figures for other platforms are based on their standard payout rates according to their own terms.
Example calculations
| Scenario | Monthly revenue | At 80% | NuFans 85% | Partner 90% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 subs at €9.99 + €200 | €699.50 | €559.60 | €594.58 | €629.55 |
| 200 subs at €12.99 + €1,000 | €3,598.00 | €2,878.40 | €3,058.30 | €3,238.20 |
| 1,000 subs at €9.99 + €3,000 | €12,990.00 | €10,392.00 | €11,041.50 | €11,691.00 |
Simplified calculation before taxes.
How to grow your earnings
- Test your price: start with a fair subscription price and use trials or a first-month discount – see how to price subscriptions
- Offer tiered pricing: discounts for longer terms keep fans around longer
- Use pay-per-view & messages: sell exclusive content on top of the subscription
- Measure your reach: tracking links show which channels bring fans and revenue – see how to grow your fanbase
Frequently asked questions
How much does a creator earn per month?
It depends on subscribers, price and extra sales. With 200 subscribers at €12.99 and €1,000 in extra revenue you keep around €3,058 a month on NuFans – before taxes.
What is the fee on NuFans?
The standard platform fee is 15%, so you keep 85%. Partners get up to 90%.
Are taxes included in the result?
No. The calculator shows your payout before income tax and VAT. Please ask a tax advisor about your taxes.