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Create a series.
Make it earn.

Turn your creative world into an Autonomous Series. Set the episode price, let fans fund what comes next and receive the difference after credit cost as creator profit.

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Illustrative episode example

You set the price.
You keep the difference.

Episode price$25
Credit cost, in dollars− $10
Creator profit per episode$15

Example only. Choose your own price and use the actual credit cost for your episode.


Two ways your series can earn.

Build for a public audience or a private community. You set the price in either model.

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Public series + FanFuel

Fans donate toward the episode price you choose. Once that target is reached, the episode is generated and published on your fixed or dynamic schedule. Episode price minus credit cost is your profit.

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Private series + subscriptions

Keep episodes off social networks and charge a subscription price you choose. A 10% platform and processing fee applies; you receive the other 90%.

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What could your next episode earn?

Start with your price and the dollar value of its credit cost. Change the numbers to explore your own example.

The total FanFuel funding target for one episode.
Enter the dollar value of the credits used. This is not a credit count.
Use 0–90. Dynamic scheduling allows at most 3 episodes per day.
Creator profit per episode$15.00
Creator profit in this 30-day example$180.00

Illustrative calculator, not an earnings forecast or payout quote. Assumes each counted episode is fully funded at your chosen price and uses the same credit cost. Other business expenses and taxes are not included.

The starting example is $25 − $10 = $15 per episode; 12 funded episodes × $15 = $180. Enable JavaScript to change the calculation.


A world worth coming back to.

Give your audience a clear reason to watch, follow and support the next release.

Create your Autonomous Series

Build the premise and creative direction. Reuse persistent characters, environments and objects so each episode belongs to the same world.

Make a trailer

Show people what they can look forward to. Introduce the world and the reason your series is worth following.

Set length, price and frequency

Choose episode length, check its credit cost and set your episode price. Then choose fixed or dynamic generation and publishing.


A rhythm your fans can support.

Keep a regular release schedule or let funding determine when the next episode is created.

Fixed schedule

Choose the publishing days and a fixed time. Episodes follow the schedule you set. For a public FanFuel series, reaching the episode price funds an episode for that schedule.

Dynamic schedule

Generation and publishing run automatically as the FanFuel balance reaches your episode price, within the frequency limits. Fan support can bring the next episode forward.

1 / monthMinimum generation and publishing frequency.
3 / dayMaximum generation and publishing frequency.
Every 8 hoursWhen funding exceeds three episodes per day, releases are spaced eight hours apart.

Your private series.
Your subscription price.

Private series are not published to social networks. Offer free access, or set a paid subscription price. You receive 90% of subscription revenue after the 10% platform and processing fee.

The price per subscriber for your chosen billing period.
Use the number of subscribers paying in that same period.
Platform & processing fee · 10%$100.00
Your share · 90%$900.00

Your share is subscription revenue after the 10% fee, before generation credits, other business expenses and taxes. This example does not assume a particular subscription billing interval.

The starting example is 100 subscribers × $10 = $1,000. The 10% fee is $100; your share is $900 before credit costs and other expenses.


Keep the conversation going.

Use live audience input and current information to give each episode a fresh starting point.

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Real-time web search

Incorporate current, real-world information into episodes that benefit from timely context.

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Sponsorships

Set how companies may integrate products or services into your episodes.


Good questions. Clear answers.

Who sets the episode price?

You do. The episode price is the total amount of FanFuel needed to fund an episode. It is separate from the generation credit cost.

What is paid out to the creator?

For a funded public FanFuel episode, the difference between the episode price and the credit cost is creator profit paid out to you. This page does not specify a payout date or minimum withdrawal amount.

Is 90% of subscription revenue the same as profit?

It is your share after the 10% platform and processing fee. Subtract generation credits and any other expenses to calculate profit.

Does autonomous creation guarantee earnings?

No. Your results depend on audience support, subscriber demand, your pricing and production costs. The calculators show how the math works using the values you enter.

What if I price an episode below its credit cost?

The difference is negative. Set your episode price above its credit cost if you want a positive creator margin.

Can I also earn as an affiliate?

Explore the affiliate earnings page for the current One Click Videos referral opportunity and information about Series and Movies.


Your next creative business starts here.

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Make the next chapter yours.

Create an Autonomous Series, choose your episode price and build something fans want to keep watching.

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