You keep 30% of everything other people spend on your Honeys
This page is the whole deal: what counts, which half of it becomes money, and what it takes to get paid. No small print — the numbers below are read live from the platform, so what you see here is what the system actually applies.
Every image, video, voice minute and over-quota chat message another user generates on one of your approved Honeys pays you 30% of what they spent. Credited the moment it happens — no threshold, no monthly cycle, no approval step.
Two things never pay you, both on purpose: generating on your own Honeys, and the platform's own system Honeys. Creating a Honey costs 500 credits and earns nothing by itself — other people using what you made is the part that pays. Ten Honeys nobody opens earn exactly nothing.
Your 30% always arrives. Which form it arrives in depends on how the person spending got their credits — your dashboard shows both figures separately.
When someone spends credits they bought — a recharge pack, or the part of a subscription their payment actually covers — your 30% becomes withdrawable.
When the credits were free — a signup bonus, a spin win, a Honey Rain drop, a plan discount — your 30% still lands in your balance and spends on anything. It just can't become cash.
The reason is plain: the platform can only pay out cash that came in as cash. A free credit never carried a dollar, so the share it generates can't be turned into one. Rather than quietly pay a smaller percentage on those spends, you get the full 30% — in credits you can use.
Anything the platform gives away rather than sells.
- The credits every new account starts with
- Daily spin wins and Honey Rain drops
- Milestone and referral rewards
- Bonus credits on the bigger recharge packs
- The discounted part of a subscription — a plan at 70% off delivers far more credits than its price buys at 50 credits per $1
None of this changes what a subscriber gets or can do. Premium members receive every credit their plan promises and spend them on anything. The distinction lives only on the earnings side of the ledger.
Wallets usually hold both kinds at once, so every spend draws from both in proportion to what the wallet holds. Someone whose balance is one-third purchased pays you one-third of your share as cashable, on every single generation. Your own earned credits are always spent last, so using the app never quietly eats a payout you were saving.
She generates one image for 30 credits. Her wallet is 20% purchased.
- They spend
- 30 cr
- Your share (30%)
- 9 cr
- → cashable
- 1.8 cr
- → spendable in-app
- 7.2 cr
Fractions aren't lost. Shares accumulate at thousandth-of-a-credit precision and pay out as whole credits, so nothing rounds away across many small spends.
Requests are made from your Wallet. The 21-day hold is a standard chargeback cooling-off period: if a payment that funded your earnings is reversed after you've been paid, the money is gone twice.
Worth knowing before you start: at 20,000 credits, a first payout takes a real audience — tens of thousands of credits spent on your Honeys by other people. Most creators will spend their earnings in the app long before cashing any out, and that is a normal outcome rather than a failure.
Changes to these terms are announced before they take effect and never applied backwards — credits already in your withdrawable balance stay withdrawable whatever changes later.