What revenue do I share with Investors?

The specific percentage of YouTube revenue you share is negotiated during the offering process and disclosed in the Form C filing. It typically covers YouTube ad revenue, with the exact terms varying by offering. The revenue share applies for the contractual term (e.g., 3-year, 5-year, or lifetime).

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Form C

An SEC filing required for all Regulation Crowdfunding offerings. Contains offering details, financial statements, and risk factors for Investor review.

Revenue Percentage

The specific percentage of a Creator's YouTube revenue shared with CRT holders through Monthly distributions. Varies by offering and is disclosed in the Form C.

Revenue-Share Term

The contractual period during which CRT holders receive Monthly distributions from a Creator's YouTube revenue, as specified in the offering documents.

YouTube Revenue

YouTube revenue is the income a Creator earns through the YouTube Partner Program from ads, memberships, Super Chat, and other monetization features, forming the basis for CRT distributions.

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