How Payouts Work

How Payouts Work

On Hubpace, anyone can create a hub and generate revenue by running paid memberships.

To manage paid memberships for a hub, you need to connect your Stripe account by going to Hub Settings → Payout. The earnings, minus a platform fee of 6.95%, will be directly transferred to the hub owner's Stripe account. Hub owners can then transfer the balance from their Stripe account to the bank account linked to their Stripe account.

Please, make sure to enter the correct business and tax information to avoid any issues with using Stripe.


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