Frequently asked questions
What currency do creators earn in?
Real US dollars. The old Coins system is retired. Creator earnings — royalties and tips, both opening soon — collect in your USD earnings balance, and that balance is what you cash out.
How do I cash out my USD earnings?
Cash-out opens with payouts. Here's how it will work: activate as a creator, connect Stripe (Stripe verifies your identity and bank details), and once your balance reaches $10 you can withdraw to your bank. A 10% platform fee is deducted at cash-out, and transfers typically land in 2–3 business days.
What's the split on tips and royalties?
Royalties (opening soon): $0.50 per 1,000 video views or music plays, credited weekly to your USD balance, up to $100 per creator per week. Tips (opening soon): no platform cut when a fan tips you — card processing (~2.9% + 30¢) applies to the fan's payment. The only platform fee is 10%, when you cash out.
Do I need to be reviewed or accepted?
No application, no wait list, no minimum followers, no quality bar. Activation is a short form: your legal name, country and date of birth (you must be 18 or older), the services you'll monetize, and the creator terms.
What about the App Store?
Domainless is a web app. You install it from your browser via "Add to Home Screen". No App Store fees because we don't use the App Store — that means no 30% cut on anything.
Can I post videos, music, and text?
Yes. Videos you post from your domainless.fun feed are hosted on Domainless Stream and show up for your followers. You can also upload directly on Domainless Stream or Domainless Music — those uploads don't appear in the social feed automatically. One account works across all of them.
Can I include sponsorships in my videos?
Yes, with two rules: one sponsor per video, maximum 10 seconds. Branded content, paid promotions, or product placements are allowed but must not exceed 10 seconds of total screen time per video, and only one sponsor per piece of content. This keeps creator content watchable and prevents the platform from turning into an ad platform. Violations may result in post removal and creator status revocation. Paid promotion must also be disclosed in the video, with the upload tagged #sponsored.
What happens if the platform grows?
Creators benefit first — not shareholders, not the App Store, not ad networks. The no-algorithm feed is how the platform is built, and any change to royalty rates or tip terms comes with at least 30 days' notice.