TheRemoteSurfer.com · money
Where the money goes
Making a scene costs money. You pay for the picture, plus a small named cut so the network can stay on. We print that split.
Where $2 goes
- Makes the picture
- $1.81 of $2
- Keeps the network on
- 10% on top · $0.19 of $2
You pay 10% more than the picture share. On $2, $1.81 makes the scene and $0.19 stays here so the network can stay on. Most of a real payment is what pays to make the picture. Why the split looks like this.
What people are paying for
$2 adds about fifteen seconds to the show. $5 adds two scenes. Most of a real payment pays to make those pictures. A tenth stays with the house. The player loops tonight's paid scenes until 0:00. Practice money does not buy a real scene. At 0:00 that episode is over. The room names the episode — not the series. An empty room gets a name from what aired. Then a new episode can start.
Private lobby
$5 a month is the private lobby and the tools for that month — your board, chat, highlight, and starting the film. Not a separate pay. Invite up to ten people. You start when you are ready. It does not end when a public clock hits zero. Cancel and the room and those tools go away. People in the room pay $2 to add a scene. This is not the $5 episode regular. A real card has to go through first.
Why a small cut
- It is printed on the pay desk. On $2, about $1.81 makes the picture and $0.19 stays here.
- That is ten percent on top — not a hidden rake.
- Every room uses the same split.
- It is a hosting cut, not a prize.
Where the cash actually goes
When cards are on, checkout charges your account. Money pays out to the bank you attached there. Setup is at /payouts. Practice mode charges nobody.
What makers get back
Most of the money. A room that unlocks their film. Names of the people who funded it, on the credits. A download once it is public. We do not keep their film behind a wall after it is paid for.