A fixed share of each gift sale is kept as commission and the rest is yours. How it reaches you depends on one thing: whether you have connected a Stripe account.
The two ways you get paid
- With Stripe connected — paid directly The payment settles into your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays it out to your bank on its usual schedule. We never hold it. There is no minimum and nothing to request.
- Without Stripe — paid from your wallet The payment is taken by us, and your share is credited to your wallet at Dashboard › Wallet. Once the balance reaches the minimum you can ask for it, and we send it to your PayPal address by hand.
Connecting Stripe is worth the ten minutesIt removes the minimum, removes the wait for us to process a payout, and the money is never held by anybody but Stripe. The commission is the same either way — connecting does not cost you more or less.
What comes out of a sale
- Your priceWhatever you set for that gift
- Less the commissionThe same percentage on both routes
- Card processingOurs, not yours — it comes out of the commission
- What is leftPaid to your Stripe account, or credited to your wallet
Where to see the real figuresEvery sale is itemised at Dashboard › Revenue, and every movement of a wallet balance at Dashboard › Wallet. Those pages, not this article, are the record for your account.
Small gifts lose more to feesCard processing has a fixed component, so a very cheap gift gives up a larger share of itself before anyone is paid. Slightly higher prices, or fewer and better gifts, keep more of each sale.
Related: how the wallet works and connecting Stripe.