Monetization Policy
How earning on AIGAGA works: the Creator Program, what keeps content eligible, how views are counted, and how you get paid.
Overview
Brief overview
Steps
Create a profile on AIGAGA
Create or upload content on your AIGAGA profile
Join the Creator Program — see steps here
Start earning
Select payment method on cashout
Creator Program
The AIGAGA Creator Program extends revenue sharing from AIGAGA to the creators of content on our platform. Creators must meet certain criteria to be accepted into the Creator Program, such as following content guidelines and meeting profile criteria.
Requirements to join the Creator Program
Follow all AIGAGA Monetization Guidelines
Live in a country where the Creator Program is available
Have no Community Guidelines offences active on profile
Read more about Community Guidelines here
Enable 2 Factor Authentication on your AIGAGA profile
Meet profile eligibility requirements noted below
Eligibility Requirements
For the time being, AIGAGA is excited to offer monetization via the Creator Program without specific thresholds for eligibility. Simply follow the steps to turn on the creator program, and follow policies to start earning money. Everyone on the platform that does not have active strikes against their profile is eligible.
How to apply to the Creator Program
Navigate to your AIGAGA profile
Scroll down to creator program
Turn on the Creator Program
Timeline for review of application to Creator Program
For the time being the Creator Program will accept applications automatically so long as the user does not have open policy offenses against their account.
Choose how to receive payments
At the time of cash out, creators can select a payment method where funds can be transferred, this information can be saved for quicker cash out in the future.
Countries where the Creator Program is available
Currently the AIGAGA Creator Program is available in the following countries:
The list of supported countries will be published here.
More countries may be added to this list in the future.
Please note that bypassing geofencing by any means including VPNs, Proxy Servers, Spoofing etc. will result in a cancellation of your account per our guidelines.
Monetization Guidelines
What our reviewers look for during audits of your account
As a member of the AIGAGA Creator Program, your content must be authentic. This means that the content must be your own. Content created using the AIGAGA AI generation tools are eligible for monetization, provided that the content was generated using your own account. Reuploads of content from other users, or content created by others outside of the AIGAGA platform is not considered “authentic”.
It is also important that your content be meaningful, our reviewers look to see that content on your page is not mass produced and repetitive.
Our reviewers look at all public facing aspects of the account, such as highest viewed content, titles and descriptions, thumbnails, profile details and more to ensure that accounts in the creator program are continuing to maintain good standing regarding our policies.
Actions taken if policies are not followed
The AIGAGA Creator Program policies must be followed to continue earning money on the AIGAGA platform. Policies will be enforced with the following actions:
Reduced earnings on content
Suspension of Creator Program access
Expulsion from the Creator Program
These actions will be selected and enforced based on the severity of offenses on the AIGAGA platform. Please stay up to date with policies, and be sure to check your email for any updates to the AIGAGA Creator Program policies.
Advertiser-Friendly Content
In the AIGAGA Creator Program, creators receive a share of ad revenue generated from the content they create. Unfortunately if a piece of content does not meet the following criteria, advertisers won’t want to place ads on it, in that case there would be no revenue to share. To keep earning ad revenue on their content, creators should be sure that their content follows the following guidelines.
Inappropriate Language
Content that contains excessive amount of vulgar language can be considered unfit by advertisers. Profane language won’t always result in a removal of advertising, it depends on context, and volume.
Violence
Content where the main theme is violence, gore, injury or similar without further context is not considered suitable by advertisers. Content that involves violence in a news related, educational, or artistic context may be considered suitable for advertising even though it involves violence. Content where the main theme is video gameplay that involves violence may be considered safe for advertising, though it depends if the main focus of the content is on violence.
Adult Content
Content that involves highly sexual content is not considered safe for advertising.
Shocking Content
Content that could generally upset or shock the public may not be considered safe for advertising.
Harmful Acts
Content that promotes harmful or dangerous acts that could result in harm is not suitable for advertising.
Hateful Content
Content that incites hatred against other parties is not suitable for advertising, satire or comedy may be exempt from this guideline.
Drug Related Content
Content that promotes or features illicit recreational drugs is not considered safe for advertising.
Firearms Related Content
Content focused on the sale, assembly, misuse, or abuse of firearms is not suitable for advertising.
Controversial Issues
Controversial issues include sexual abuse/harassment, child abuse, domestic abuse, abortion, self harm, and suicide.
Sensitive Events
Content that
Enabling Dishonest Behaviour
Any content that enables, glorifies, or otherwise promotes dishonest behaviour is not eligible for monetization, dishonest behaviour includes but is not limited to:
Trespassing
Academic dishonesty
Petty crime
Forms of cheating or unethical behaviour
Tobacco Related Content
Content promoting or glorifying tobacco is not suitable for advertising.
Incendiary and Demeaning
Content that is incendiary, demeaning, inflammatory, hateful or derogatory is not eligible for advertising.
Policy on Valid Views and Watch Hours
To calculate your earnings via the AIGAGA Creator Program, we will track certain metrics about how people interact with your content. Primarily we focus on the number of views your content receives, and for how long each view lasted. Views that do not contribute to your revenue through the program include:
Views on private content
Views from your own account
Views that are found to be from bots, or paid services
Content viewed as an advertisement
Views and watch time that count towards your revenue must be authentic, real people watching public content that you released. Paying for services that generate views on your content will result in an immediate, and permanent expulsion from our program.
Expected Pay Amounts
With the AIGAGA Creator Program you can expect to receive 50% of the net revenue generated from your content.
How does this relate to real dollars:
$0.0xxx – $0.0yyy per photo view
$0.0xxx – $0.0yyy per video view
These payment rates are subject to change.
You can see the breakdown of how much you will be paid in the AIGAGA Creator Program page under your account.
How to Cash Out
Once you are ready to collect your earnings, head to your profile, scroll down to the Creator Program, and press “Request Payout”. Your first time cashing out, you will need to set up your payment method, this information will be saved for your convenience to speed up future cash outs.
Also note, under the Creator Program section you can set up a threshold for automatic cash-outs to keep things simple.
How to Redeem Tokens on AIGAGA
Go to My Wallet.
Press “redeem now” under Available Earned Credits
Enter the number of tokens to redeem
View the final conversion rate
Press “Send Redeem Request”
Other Ways to Make Money on AIGAGA
Licensing Payments
Creators on AIGAGA can license their work, and allow other users to use their creations for tokens. Payments for these licenses are processed differently from the Creator Program, creators can simply redeem the tokens earned by redeeming their tokens.
Licensed content is not eligible for ad revenue earning by those who purchase the license. Ad revenues go to the original creator directly if they have a Creator Program account active.
Purchased Content Payments
Creators on AIGAGA can sell their work to other users, transferring ownership directly in exchange for tokens on the marketplace. These tokens can be redeemed for real money.
Sold content is eligible for ad revenue earning by the purchaser, the seller will no longer receive payments through the Creator Program for sold content.
Creator Program FAQs
I joined the creator program, but I’m not making any money.
If you are getting lots of views and engagement on your content, but not making any money, there may be an issue with your Creator Program status. Please check your Creator Program dashboard, and make sure you don’t have any open offenses, and that all portions of your Creator Program account are filled out, including payment information.
Can I appeal offenses in my Creator Program?
Please check your content against our Creator Program policies, if you feel you have been wrongfully passed an offense, please contact our team here.
What happens if I lose access to the Creator Program?
If it’s determined that your profile has become ineligible for the Creator Program, you can appeal, but if that appeal fails, unfortunately you will lose access to earning money with AIGAGA. Please follow all policies to avoid this.
If this happens, you can still upload content to AIGAGA, and use the platform as normal, but you will not be able to earn money.
Does Creator Program status affect how my content is found?
The Creator Program does not affect the content surfacing algorithms.
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