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Fans fuel it.
You keep it going.
Give fans a way to fund the next episode of your public series. Set the episode price. Earn the difference between that price and the credit cost.
Illustrative episode example
You set the price.
You keep the difference.
Example only. Choose your own price and use the actual credit cost for your episode.
One funding target.
A whole community behind it.
FanFuel connects audience support directly to the next episode.
You choose the price
Set the total FanFuel amount needed to fund one episode. This is your episode price, rather than a required payment from each individual fan.
Fans contribute
Donations build up in the series FanFuel account. Multiple fans can help the balance reach your episode price.
The episode is made
Once the balance reaches the episode price, generation and publishing run automatically according to your fixed or dynamic schedule.
Ready when your audience is.
Keep releases on a fixed schedule, or use dynamic scheduling to respond to fan support.
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.
Price the episode.
Build your margin.
The difference between the episode price and the credit cost is creator profit paid out to you.
You decide what an episode is worth.
Consider episode length and production cost when setting the price. Keep both amounts in the same currency when comparing them.
For example, a $25 episode price and $10 in generation credits leaves $15 in creator profit for that funded episode.
The earning model
From support to the next story.
Support the story.
Help inspire it.
FanFuel and FanControl work together around your Autonomous Series.
Fund the next episode
FanFuel donations help the series reach its next episode price.
Bring in audience ideas
FanControl can incorporate top or most-liked comments into episode instructions when applicable.
Steer through donations
Creator-defined controls for how FanFuel donations influence an episode are coming soon.
Prefer a private series?
Offer free access or paid subscriptions without publishing episodes to social networks.
Set your own private subscription price. After the 10% platform and processing fee, the remaining 90% goes to the series owner. This is a separate earning model from public FanFuel episodes.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Is FanFuel live?
Yes. FanFuel is available for public Autonomous Series.
Is my episode price the same as its credit cost?
They are different amounts. You choose the episode price. Credits pay for generation. The episode price minus the credit cost is your creator profit.
Does dynamic scheduling publish without limits?
No. The maximum is three episodes per day and the minimum cadence is once per month. If funding exceeds three episodes per day, generation and publishing are spaced every eight hours.
Does a donation buy control of the episode?
Donation steering controls are coming soon. Today, FanControl can incorporate top or most-liked comments into episode instructions when applicable.
Can I offer paid private access instead?
Yes. Private series can be free or subscription-based. You set the subscription price, and a 10% platform and processing fee applies.
Give fans a reason to fuel the next one.
Create an Autonomous Series and choose an episode price that works for your story.