Your NutriAI revenue is made up of a few key components - and we believe creators should understand exactly how it works. From subscriber payments to payment processor fees, here’s everything you need to know about how money flows on NutriAI.
Each creator sets their own subscription price. Your subscribers can choose to pay monthly, quarterly, or annually through your personalized landing page.
For example:
Monthly subscription: $9.99/month
Annual subscription: $79.99/year
Payments are processed securely via Stripe, and NutriAI collects and remits taxes based on where the subscriber lives.
How Much You Get Paid
Let’s break it down with an example based on subscriptions sold through your landing page via Stripe. Your actual revenue will depend on your chosen subscription price and the subscriber’s location.
Example: $9.99 Monthly Subscription
Stripe fees (~3%): $0.30
Tax (~10%, varies by region): $1.00
Net revenue after tax & fees: ~$8.69
Your share (50%): ~$4.35/month
Example: $79.99 Annual Subscription
Stripe fees (~3%): ~$2.40
Tax (~10%): ~$8.00
Net revenue: ~$69.59
Your monthly payout: ~$2.90 × 12 months
Total annual payout: ~$34.80
For annual subscriptions, you get paid out per month. So if you make $34.80 on an annual subscription you get $2.90 per month.
These are examples only. Actual revenue depends on your set price, tax rates, and Stripe fees.
When You Get Paid
You receive payments by the 28th of every month for the previous month.
For example, when you receive a payment on May 28, that’s your revenue from the entire month of April. This will be available in your Stripe account and you can then pay out directly to your bank account (you can also set this up to automatically pay your bank account).
When a subscriber signs up for a monthly subscription (regardless of the day they sign up) you get the full month's revenue in your next payment date. For annual subscriptions, you get paid out per month. So if you make $34.80 on an annual subscription you get $2.90 per month.
Why We Use This Model
When a subscriber pays upfront for a plan, the money is held as deferred revenue — not profit. It’s a debt we’re responsible for managing until service is delivered.
It’s not NutriAI’s money - we can’t spend it
It’s not the creator’s money - it hasn’t been earned yet
It belongs to the subscriber, and is released gradually as value is provided
This ensures payouts are fair, final, and reflect what’s actually been delivered. It also keeps us globally compliant and protects everyone involved from reversals, clawbacks, or disputes.
We use a recognized revenue model for several key reasons:
Global Accounting Standards: It aligns with international rules (like IFRS 15 and ASC 606) required for subscription businesses, ensuring our financials are accurate and compliant. (www.rsm.global)
Consistency & Risk Protection: Payouts match the service delivered over time, making them stable and final. This protects against payment reversals (like chargebacks) and avoids complicated clawbacks.
Reflects Ongoing Value: Earnings are tied to the value you provide throughout the subscription, not just the initial payment. This supports a strong creator-subscriber relationship and fair pay for ongoing effort.
Global Tax Compliance: It helps us accurately collect and pay taxes in different countries based on the subscriber's location, keeping us compliant worldwide.
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