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Who Owns Nebula? (medium.com)

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Thanks for pointing that out. I'd missed the last line on my first read of it somehow.

Additionally, 1/3 of the revenue from any subscriber is allocated to the creator responsible for bringing in that subscriber.

This reads to me like this is the purpose of going to a creator specific link when initially signing up. For example, if you go to nebula.tv and sign up from their main page, no specific creator gets that 33% cut of your revenue. Alternatively, if you see a YouTube video where a creator talks about their content also being on Nebula, they ask you not to go to the platforms main page, but specifically to nebula.tv/zagorath to sign up. If I went to that link and signed up, you would get 33% of my subscription revenue.

To me, this opens another question of what is this the term of this 33% cut. I doubt it's a cut of the revenue for so long as my subscription is active. I'd imagine it's more likely a cut of whatever the initial payment is, be it a single month's subscription fee or a full year.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago

Yeah that's a good question. I'm honestly not sure. I bought a lifetime subscription about a year ago so that woulda given Jason Slaughter a fucktonne, compared to paying month-by-month, if it's only the first payment.

That would explain why they provide such a strong incentive to pay yearly (since it's much cheaper than monthly). It's also interesting that you get a much cheaper price if you go through a creator's code rather than heading straight to nebula.tv.