An even splitHalf of each sale is yours: the price, less Stripe’s card fee and anything refunded — and if halving leaves an odd penny, it is yours. Nothing else comes off: streaming and storage are ours to pay. When a member buys your film at their half price, all of it is yours. A refunded sale goes to nothing for you, never below. Your statement shows every line.
Paid when you askYour share of each sale goes into a balance on your own page the day it sells. A month’s earnings become yours to withdraw on the 1st of the month after next, so refunds are caught first — and from then you take them whenever you like: any amount, any day. There is no minimum, and no payday to wait for.
Through StripeYou set up payouts with Stripe once, in a few minutes, and Stripe pays your bank. Stripe keeps your bank details — we never see them. Its payout fee is 0.25% + 10p, and £2 more for your first payout in a calendar month, taken off what is sent. That fee is Stripe’s, not ours: Cyberpunk Studios makes nothing from your withdrawal. (Stripe rounds to the penny, so its own figure can be a penny either way, and it will not pay out less than £1.)
Your film stays yoursYou license us to host, stream and sell it here for a term — three months to start, renewed if we both want to. A term ending is an agreement ending, nothing more.
Simple pricesA feature is £8 and a short £2. Every buyer watches and downloads as often as they like, and members pay half. We set the prices, so every film on the site works the same way.
When your film leavesIt stops streaming here the day it leaves — when its term ends, or if it comes down sooner. Anybody who bought it while it was here keeps the download, as a copy sold is a copy sold.
Your own pageA page in your own words, with your photo, beside your films — and each film with its trailer, free to watch, and its BBFC rating if it has one.
No adverts, no AINone anywhere on the site, and nothing in a film we show was generated by AI — you confirm that when your film goes up. Tools that only clean up what you shot are fine, and so are subtitles a person has checked line by line. Our AI policy says exactly what counts.
UK buyers, for nowWe sell in the UK while we sort out the rules for selling abroad.
Filmmakers outside the UKStripe pays filmmakers in the UK, the EEA, Switzerland, the US and Canada — you choose your country when you set up payouts. Outside the UK, Stripe changes what you withdraw into your bank’s currency as it sends it, at its own rate; its extra charge for paying across a border is ours, not yours. Anywhere else, Stripe cannot pay you through us yet, so talk to us before you send a film.