Pricing & fees

Set prices in SOL or USD, understand the 12 % platform fee and your locked-in rate, and how agent shares are paid.

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  1. Setting a price
  2. The platform fee
  3. Agents
  4. Network fees

Setting a price

In the video options under Monetization switch for sale on, choose SOL pricing or USD pricing with the switch and enter the price:

  • SOL pricing – buyers always pay exactly this amount of SOL.
  • USD pricing – you set a dollar amount, e.g. $50. At the moment someone buys, it is converted at the current SOL/USD rate (from CoinGecko) and the buyer pays the SOL that are worth $50 right then. Your price keeps its dollar value however much SOL moves.

Either way BoozedBunny works only with SOL: buyers pay in SOL and you receive SOL in your wallet. The dollar amount is just the yardstick for how much SOL a sale costs – nothing is charged or paid out in dollars, and what your SOL are worth later depends on the market. If you want dollars, exchange the SOL yourself, e.g. at a cryptocurrency exchange.

Offers are always priced in SOL; the dollar value shown next to the price is an estimate.

Below the player of your own video you see the current setting at a glance: the access level and, if the video is for sale, whether it is priced in SOL or USD and what a buyer pays in SOL right now. A video set to USD pricing without a USD amount is sold at its SOL price.

The platform fee

BoozedBunny keeps 12 % of every sale and tip; you receive the rest in the same transaction. Example for a 1 SOL video:

RecipientAmount
You0.88 SOL
Platform fee0.12 SOL

The rate that applies on the day you become a creator is stored on your account and never raised. If the general fee changes later, existing creators keep their old rate.

Agents

If you work with an agent (a sales partner linked to your profile), the agent's share is paid out of the platform fee – your 88 % stays untouched. Your Sales overview shows the agent share per transaction.

Network fees

The buyer pays the Solana network fee (a fraction of a cent). You pay a network fee only when you withdraw from your BoozedBunny wallet to another wallet.