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Plans and the money ladder

Free to build. $27 buys one live. The monthly rungs carry the habit. What fans pay you never touches this page.

Two ledgers. Your plan bills at Studio → Plan. What fans pay you clears into your own merchant account, itemized at Studio → Money.

The plan screen: The Room and The House, each with its included numbers and the 30-day trial line
  1. The two rungs, each with its plain numbers: live hours, destinations, clips, panelists.
  2. The 30-day trial line — card on file, nothing charged until the trial ends.
  3. The keep on every sale, printed before payment processing.
Studio → Plan. Every price on this page renders from the same rows the gates read.

The ladder

Your plan is picked before the studio opens. Cancel during the trial and nothing is charged — the studio closes until you pick a plan again, and everything you made stays on your account.

Hours and room size

Your plan includes a number of live hours a month, printed on its card. When they're spent, going live waits for next month — nothing bills past the wall, and no single show is ever cut off mid-stream for length.

Room size is a number, not a cap: past it, the published rate applies — $0.02 an hour per viewer over your room size. The first overflow live each month is free, and a month's overage is capped at the difference to the next plan. The room is never capped. It accrues on Studio → Meter, live by live, and is not charged yet — no overage invoice exists today.

Leaving a plan

Cancel is one tap on the plan page — paid through stays yours — and the rung keeps working until the period ends. Resume is one tap too. A paid month is never clawed back mid-month; to move down, let the month run out and take the smaller rung after.

What fans pay you

Passes, tickets, tips and drops check out on the web against your own merchant account. You keep 90% on The Room, 95% on The House of every sale, before payment processing. Studio → Money itemizes every live — tips, tickets, drops — with the biller's confirmations underneath and any drift flagged. Payout dates belong to the biller and live in your Whop dashboard.

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Claim your handle

Going live is a switch on the account you already have. Claim a handle and your door opens at your own address.

Destinations: multiply the front stage

Connect the platforms you already stream to. A BackstagePass-only stream is a real stream; platforms multiply reach.

Sound Check

Every feed, checked before doors. A rotated key found now is a shrug; found at GO LIVE it's your show.

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