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Keep what your audience pays you

Memberships, tips, and direct sales settle in USDT or USDC to your Paymos balance — no platform standing between you and your audience, no 10% cut off the top, and the balance is yours the moment the payment confirms.

Keep what your audience pays you

Why creators leave Patreon, Substack and Twitch

The platform's cut compounds, then processing piles on top

The middleman keeps a share of every payment your audience makes. Patreon takes a flat 10% from new creators, then bills card processing on top. Substack keeps 10% before processing. Twitch leaves many creators half of each subscription, with a better split only after sustained milestones. Apple and Google take roughly 30% of any in-app purchase. On top of the cut, payouts wait on thresholds and calendars — and a single policy flag can freeze earnings you've already made. Paymos sits out of that loop: the payment credits your Paymos balance in the token it was sent, gas covered inside one 1.0% fee, with no platform slice and no second processing charge. What your audience paid is what you keep.

What you get

Built for how creators get paid

One rail handles monthly memberships, one-off tips, paid signups, and supporters paying from anywhere. The dashboard, ledger, and webhooks stay the same whichever way the money comes in.

Wallet memberships, no card-on-file

Run monthly or annual tiers as renewal invoices. Your site issues the invoice for each period; the supporter reviews the amount and authorises the transfer from their wallet. Nothing is stored for the next cycle, so an expired card or bank re-authentication cannot interrupt membership.

Paid on confirmation, not on a payout calendar

Card processors hold a new creator's money back in a reserve, and platforms release earnings on fixed payout dates. Paymos has neither. The balance is in your wallet the moment the payment confirms, ready to withdraw on demand — Paymos takes no commission on the withdrawal, only a reduced network fee it subsidises.

Reach supporters cards leave out

Card platforms tie payouts, and sometimes signups, to a fixed country list — shutting out creators and fans across much of the world. A wallet has no such list. A supporter in Lagos or Manila pays in USDT the same way someone in Berlin does, and it settles to you the same way too.

No chargebacks on a confirmed payment

The creator economy runs higher chargeback rates than ordinary retail — impulse-buy regret, shared-card disputes, false-positive fraud flags. On-chain, a confirmed payment is final. No dispute window, no reason-code reversal, no per-dispute fee carving into a small tip.

What's inside

Everything an independent creator needs

Payment flows

  • One-off tips and pay-what-you-want
  • Monthly and annual memberships
  • Pay-per-content unlocks
  • Tiered supporter levels with gating

Platform integrations

  • Ghost and newsletter-style sites
  • WooCommerce and WHMCS plugins
  • Custom Webflow and Next.js sites via Embedded Checkout
  • Discord and Telegram role gating via webhooks

Supported assets

  • USDT, USDC, USD1, DAI
  • 13 production blockchain networks, from Ethereum and Tron to TON and Solana
  • Supporter picks the network at checkout
  • Gold-backed settlement (XAUT) for gold-denominated pricing

Operations

  • HMAC-SHA256 signed webhooks
  • Idempotent via external_order_id
  • Sandbox identical to production
  • Withdrawals to whitelisted wallets — 0 Paymos commission

Pricing

1.0% per settled invoice. No platform take rate on top

Patreon takes a flat 10% from new creators, with card processing billed on top. Substack keeps 10% before processing. Twitch leaves many creators about half of each subscription. Apple and Google take roughly 30% of an in-app purchase. Paymos is 1.0% per settled invoice, gas covered inside that fee, with no separate processing charge — and 0.3% for high-volume creators on request.

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Get paid by your audience, with nobody in between