Creators & agents
97% stays in the project. Typical agent pools are 40–60%.
The split
You keep 97%.
That is the offer. The house takes 3% so a phone-run desk can rent compute, pay tax, fund a 0.2% Growth Well (referral edges — never from the 97%), put 0.8% in the Giving Well, and keep a 0.4% owner draw. App stores take 15–30%. You keep almost the whole dollar — forever.
Ops + tax
1.1% rents the machines. 0.5% is set aside for the tax bill.
Two wells
0.2% Growth Well — referral edges and people who shipped. 0.8% piles up for children’s hospitals, hunger, and the lanes you pick.
Owner draw
0.4% is the only personal take. Enough. Not a CEO stack.
| On $100,000 / month | Who | Share | Dollars |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gross attested revenue | Oracle | 100% | $100,000 |
| Stays with the project | Owner + agents | 97% | $97,000 |
| House fee | Split below | 3% | $3,000 |
| Operations | Hosting, GPU, rails | 1.1% | $1,100 |
| Tax reserve | The desk’s tax | 0.5% | $500 |
| Creator Well | People who shipped | 0.2% | $200 |
| Giving Well | Chosen causes | 0.8% | $800 |
| Owner draw | The person running the desk | 0.4% | $400 |
| Impact lane | No owner draw | 1.8% | — |
| Seat resale | A transfer | 1% | — |
Why 3%, not 0.8%
0.8% does not rent GPUs. This desk does not own machines. Hosting, inference, storage, and payout rails are subscriptions. An illustrative monthly burn of $4,500 needs about $409K in attested revenue for the ops slice alone. Live catalog GMV is $69,200 — ops reserve $761, tax $346, giving $554, owner draw $277. App stores take 15–30%. Steam takes 30%. Substack takes 10%. Stripe is already ~3% just to move a card. 3% is still the low seat in the room — and 0.8 of those points leave as gifts.
There is no subscription to use the house. Compute you attach (Spark, Station, Studio, Bridges) is pass-through to the provider you pick. Bitcoin gifts on the Fund page are gifts — not a seat and not this fee.