Creators can make different subscription plans for their fans, like Bronze, Silver, or Gold. Each plan gives fans different perks and costs different amounts.
Price and Billing: Creators choose how much the subscription costs and how often fans are charged (like every month or year).
What’s Included: Creators can pick which NFTs fans get to see with each plan.
Extra Benefits:
Discounts are based on fan levels (like 50% off for higher-level accounts).
Full access to extra features (like private chats or live streams).
Limited access to things like 100 private messages or 5 live streams.
Free Trial: Fans can try the subscription free for up to 7 days.
When creators upload content as NFTs, they can set it up as Pay-Per-View. This means fans have to pay to watch or see that content.
Pay to Watch: Fans pay the price set by the creator to unlock the content. Once unlocked, it remains visible and accessible.
If It’s Sold: If the NFT is sold to someone else, the new owner also gets the PPV access. Users who already unlocked the content are unaffected by ownership change.
Creator Controls:
Creators can turn off PPV at any time, even if the content has been sold to someone else.
Creators can’t turn on PPV for NFTs they’ve already sold unless they buy them back.
All the money fans spend on PPV goes straight to the creator, even if the NFT is owned by someone else.
