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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 9:41 am
This will be an incentive for Twitter creators to contribute more actively with content on the social network, while also providing them with a tool to build their own community and establish more trust in the app while generating revenue.
Superfollow, creators can set up a monthly subscription of $2.99 USD (1.68 €), $4.99 USD (4.20 €) and $9.99 USD (8.41 €) to monetize extra content for their most engaged followers on Twitter. And followers get additional special access to their general Tweets, previews, early access to content and subscriber-only conversations from their favorite accounts.”
As for the revenue split, Twitter shared a demonstrative example of how fees could be split based on different charges and considerations. In this example, if the Superfollow subscription is set at $4.99 kazakhstan business email database Apple will keep $1.50, or 30% of the subscription as set out in Apple’s terms of service. Additionally, Twitter will receive $0.10, as part of its processing fee, and the creator will get the remaining $3.39.
In this example we can see that Apple will keep a significant part of the fees , or at least that will happen on iOS, which for now is the only operating system where creators can integrate Superfollow, but despite this, creators could receive a significant flow of money through their subscriptions. Once users register to become “Super Followers”, creators will have a new option to share their tweets: normal or exclusive for their members:
Choose to post a tweet normally or as a Superfollow
Image: Twitter
Exclusive Tweets will be flagged to let Super Followers know that only they can see that content.
Superfollow, creators can set up a monthly subscription of $2.99 USD (1.68 €), $4.99 USD (4.20 €) and $9.99 USD (8.41 €) to monetize extra content for their most engaged followers on Twitter. And followers get additional special access to their general Tweets, previews, early access to content and subscriber-only conversations from their favorite accounts.”
As for the revenue split, Twitter shared a demonstrative example of how fees could be split based on different charges and considerations. In this example, if the Superfollow subscription is set at $4.99 kazakhstan business email database Apple will keep $1.50, or 30% of the subscription as set out in Apple’s terms of service. Additionally, Twitter will receive $0.10, as part of its processing fee, and the creator will get the remaining $3.39.
In this example we can see that Apple will keep a significant part of the fees , or at least that will happen on iOS, which for now is the only operating system where creators can integrate Superfollow, but despite this, creators could receive a significant flow of money through their subscriptions. Once users register to become “Super Followers”, creators will have a new option to share their tweets: normal or exclusive for their members:
Choose to post a tweet normally or as a Superfollow
Image: Twitter
Exclusive Tweets will be flagged to let Super Followers know that only they can see that content.