Pricing & fees

What a bid costs on each side. No subscriptions, no listing fees.

Last updated: September 15, 2026

Creators keep 100% of the winning bid. Advertisers pay only when they win. There are no subscriptions, no listing fees and no fees for placing a losing bid.

What creators keep

Creators keep 100% of the winning bid. The buyer pays a service fee on top of the bid, or chooses to deduct it from the bid — either way nothing is taken out of the winning bid itself.

Buyer service fee

One buyer service fee is added to every winning bid. It is calculated for each bid and shown as a single line — Winning bid, Buyer service fee, Total — before you confirm. It is the only fee the buyer pays.

Who pays the fee — two modes

The advertiser chooses in the bid window. Either way, the creator receives the full winning bid.

Pay the service fee on top (default): The advertiser enters the winning bid; the buyer service fee is added to the card authorization.

Deduct the service fee from my bid: The advertiser enters the total they will be charged; the buyer service fee is taken out of the bid.

Worked example — a $1,000 winning bid

Service fee on top (default)Deducted from my bid
Winning bid$1,000$959.20
Buyer service fee$42.54$40.80
Total$1,042.54$1,000

The service fee is calculated for each bid and shown before you confirm it. Depending on the payment method and currency it is typically 4–7% of the bid.

Losing costs nothing

Advertisers pay only when they win. When a bid is outbid its authorization is released immediately and that bidder owes $0. An auction that is cancelled releases every authorization.

No subscriptions, no listing fees

There is no monthly fee, no fee to publish a placement, no fee to place a bid and no charge for losing. The only amounts are the winning bid and the buyer service fee.

These figures match the commercial disclosure. 特定商取引法に基づく表記 / Specified Commercial Transaction Act Disclosure · Refund & cancellation policy

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