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leafoPinned ReplyAdmin3 years ago (3 edits) (+3)

itch does not Pay developers within 1 week of gettin paid from customers

That is correct, we have a fixed timeline about how payouts work to prevent fraud, scams, and other issues to ensure everyone on our platform is operating with minimal risk.

You don’t have any payout requests on your account, so we are unable to even begin the process to send your earnings.

I strongly recommend you read our guide about getting paid here: https://itch.io/docs/creators/payments

And to respond to your other thread, you should familiarize yourself with: How payment processor fees work

If you sell something for 1 dollar, you’re going to end up losing a lot to PayPal and the credit card processor due to how they collect a fixed fee per transaction.

If you’ve decided to remove your content from our platform, please contact support so we can refund all transactions for content on your account. Removing content that people have paid for is not something we can support, so we ask that you either restore the content or you find another platform to use and we can refund all payments that took place.

Thanks

deepdive873 years ago (1 edit)

fuckl your scamy platform

this is what you call fair deal? people pay 29$ and i get 3,6$ thats a scam to me

Arekku3 years ago(+2)

People pay 29$ and you take away their game. That's a scam to me.

deepdive873 years ago (1 edit)

no its not, they took content in form of downlodable files, worth hundrets of dev hours, I dont get even a single $from it and Iam called a scamer, you have very twisted logic ,27people paid 1$ and 1 person paid2$, it makes 29 $,and developers revenue is 3.6$, it means that dev gets 1/8 of gross reveneu, thats stupid as fuck, Steam takes 30% cut, well itch takes 700%

Arekku3 years ago(+4)

If itch took 700% you would owe them 203$.

If you edit your profile you can select how much of your gross revenue to give to the platform, it is under "Revenue sharing". By default this setting is at 0.1 but you can change it from anything between 0 and 1 in 0.01 increments.

Whitewatt3 years ago(+1)

On Steam you'd be $100 short.

deepdive873 years ago

at least steam is honest, not as scamy as itch.io is

Whitewatt3 years ago

So you'd rather lose about 80$? lmao

Whitewatt3 years ago(+2)

The math:
((Actual non-pending payments * Prolly the money you got per sale after itch 10% share by default & processor fee) * 30% tax since you didn't give itch your TIN ) - Tax Identity Verification

The result:
((25*.38)*.7)-3= 3.65

Couple of cents off, but it looks accurate to me

Arekku3 years ago(+2)

You're right, itch.io scammed him off 5 cents!

Either that or rounding errors...

deepdive873 years ago

and you itch.io scamers set the default revenue sharing to 40% . omg, NOW I SEE IT, fees, procesing, taxes, and 40% default cut in revenue sharing , yeah thats about right, Evrybody get something, just not the developer! what DISHONEST WAY to live of sombodys work,Shame of you,

deepdive873 years ago

we are really glad we didnt, uploaded more games on your platform ,you scamers

quou3 years ago(+4)

Good thing your game is an asset flip of the most degenerate kind.

Nothing of value was lost.

Arekku3 years ago(+2)

I actually thought they put some effort into that game. No way a bought template project could've been that bad.

Arekku3 years ago(+2)

Of course you need to pay fees processing and taxes, The platform is not going to operate at a loss just to give you a bigger cut.

Nevada Vacho3 years ago(+1)

Wait are... are you serious?
D-duh

Did you actually just close the screen after filling the payment forms? Like fuck the first thing you get shown after you get done with the tax interview IS the percentage. You can set it however you want.

Bruh

firecat3 years ago (1 edit) (+3)

This is the law for international trade for all business, if you had spent the time getting the correct paperwork for the IRS and correctly price the game to profit, you'll would have enough to maybe get $20 . You rushed though the tax software and didn't consider the fees.

Whitewatt3 years ago (2 edits) (+2)

The default is 10%, if it's showing 40% it is because YOU increased it to 40% at some point while having a brain fart. https://itch.io/docs/creators/payments

Nevada Vacho3 years ago

Chad