Keep 80–90% of every sale

Your platform take for a given month is set by your completed sales in the previous calendar month. Pass $500 and next month is 17%; $2,000 makes it 15%; $10,000 makes it 12%. You never pick a plan and the drop is automatic - this month's sales simply set next month's rate.

Three things: a purchase within 24 hours of a click on your personal ?sref= link, a sale through a Pay Widget you embed on your own site, and a purchase inside your Telegram Mini App store. Any of these is charged at 10% no matter your volume tier, because you brought the buyer.

We never take less than our payment-processing cost plus 2%. On card orders that's 2.9% + $0.30 per order, so on very small card sales (under about $6) that fixed 30¢ makes the cost exceed your normal tier rate - those orders pay the floor. Crypto costs about 0.5% with no fixed fee, so crypto orders never hit the floor.

No. This page is about one-time product sales. Getly Pro (the buyer subscription that pools payouts to sellers) and your own recurring member plans settle on their own separate terms - the volume tiers and own-traffic rate here don't change those.

Volume counts completed sales. A refunded order is not a completed sale, so it doesn't count toward the prior-month total that sets your next rate - and you're never charged commission on money you refunded.

For your first 90 days you keep 90% on every sale from any source - the best of the promo, your volume tier and the own-traffic rate always wins, so the promo can only help. After 90 days you settle onto your normal tier, while own-traffic sales stay at 90% forever.

Yes. Set a product to “Timed access” on the pricing step and add terms - 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, or any number of days - each with its own price. The buyer pays once and holds access until a date; nothing renews by itself, and buying again extends from that date. The take is the same as any sale (10% on your own traffic, 20% marketplace, lower with volume or Exclusive); there is no extra fee.

Yes - Getly Billing. Create plans by API, send a customer to a hosted subscribe page, and your backend gets webhooks (created, renewed, payment failed, canceled, expired) carrying your own customer reference, plus a status endpoint. Card subscriptions renew automatically; crypto pays one period at a time. Access is by application, because Getly is the merchant of record. The take is the own-traffic rate of 10%. Details on /sell/billing.

10% of each member payment, so you keep 90%. Member Plans are subscriptions to your store: a member pays monthly or, if you set a yearly price, once a year, and gets your members-only posts and whatever your plan promises. You can also offer a free plan, which costs members nothing and earns nothing. Members pay in crypto (USDT/USDC) today, one payment per period, and your share is paid out on the 1st and 15th with your sales.