10er review
Updated September 28, 2026 · BackstageCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
10er suits adults who publish recurring subscription work and want payouts sent straight to a bank account. Creators pay fees of 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees, keep 90% of subscription revenue and see payouts run 1-2 days after charging subscribers, on a frequency the creator sets rather than a fixed round.
Key facts
- Best for
- Adults with recurring subscriptions who want bank payouts and a free plan.
- Creator share
- 90%↗
- Payout schedule
- Automatic payout straight to the creator's bank account; creator sets the frequency, typically 1-2 days after supporters are charged at month end↗
- Content policy
- No adult or explicit content rule and no AI-content rule are published; terms bar illegal, violent, hateful or racist use, and 10er states it is not responsible for content published by subscribed projects.↗
- Payout methods
- Bank transfer to a bank account via Stripe Connect↗
- Features
- Per-release subscriptions, Monthly and weekly subscriptions, Stripe payouts to bank account↗
- ID verification
- Creator identity checked by Stripe; for payout accounts Stripe may collect name, address, bank account and photo ID↗
- Platform type
- Subscription↗
- Legal entity
- Brainbow I/S↗
- Headquarters
- Denmark↗
- Founded
- 2014↗
- Support channels
- Email↗
- Pricing model
- Revenue share
- Official website
- 10er.com
Creator payouts
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 7 sources
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- Xinstagram.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- Creators keep 90% of subscription revenue, and payouts reach the bank account directly.
- Payouts are automatic and run 1-2 days after charging subscribers, on a frequency the creator sets.
- Billing covers per release subscriptions, monthly and weekly subscriptions and Stripe payouts to bank account, so a project can charge per release, monthly or weekly.
- There is a free plan, so an adult creator can open a project page and see the subscription flow first.
- Pricing stays on a single model: revenue share, 10% commission.
Cons
- Support runs on email only, so a payout question waits for a written reply.
- Fees of 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees apply, and the Stripe transaction fees inside that rate shift with each payment method.
- Creators keep 90%, while Feetify lists 100% and Graphy lists 100% for the same measure.
- Platforms supported are web only, so the whole subscription flow runs in a browser.
Who it suits
- Adults who publish per release, monthly or weekly subscriptions and want Stripe payouts to a bank account.
- Creators who want to start on a free plan and keep billing on a single revenue-share model.
- Creators whose bank account can take a Stripe Connect transfer and who are ready for the identity check Stripe runs.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone after a larger share: Feetify, FeetPics and Graphy list 100%, 100% and 100% for the same measure.
- People who need a live support channel, as 10er lists email only, so Feetify or Graphy are worth comparing.
Using the service
Supporters subscribe to a project page, and the billing choices cover per release subscriptions, monthly and weekly subscriptions and Stripe payouts to bank account, so a project can charge per release, monthly or weekly and set the pace to match the work. The creator keeps 90% of what supporters pay. Money leaves as bank transfer to a bank account via Stripe Connect, and the creator sets the payout frequency, so funds do not wait on a fixed round.
Fees and payouts
Creators keep 90% of what supporters pay, where Feetify lists 100%, FeetPics lists 100% and Graphy lists 100% for the same measure. Money leaves as bank transfer to a bank account via Stripe Connect, and the creator sets the payout frequency rather than waiting on a fixed round. Stripe runs the transfer, so the money lands in the same account setup that receives the subscription charges.
Content rules
Both an adult or explicit content rule and an AI-content rule sit outside what the terms publish, so an adult creator has to ask support before posting. What the terms do set out is the ground they rule out, which covers unlawful use along with violent, hateful and racist material, and 10er places responsibility for what a subscribed project posts on that project. On identity, the check sits with Stripe, and for a payout account the processor may ask for a name, an address, a bank account and photo ID.
The company behind it
10er is run by Brainbow I/S, based in Denmark and founded in 2014, so the terms, complaints and payouts all sit with a named company. Day to day, support runs on email, which means written answers rather than a live channel for an adult creator with a payout question.
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Frequently asked questions
What does 10er charge creators?+
The listed charge is fees of 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees, covering the platform commission including VAT plus the transaction fees Stripe applies to each payment. Billing runs on revenue share, so the cost comes out of what supporters pay rather than a fixed monthly bill. A creator's own payment volume decides how much the processor part adds up to over a month.
How much of a subscription does a creator keep?+
Creators keep 90% of what supporters pay, and the money goes straight to the bank account. The same split applies to a per release, monthly or weekly subscription, since billing covers per release subscriptions, monthly and weekly subscriptions and Stripe payouts to bank account. For comparison, Feetify lists 100% and Graphy lists 100% on the same measure, so the gap here is real money each month.
How do creators get paid on 10er?+
Payouts run as bank transfer to a bank account via Stripe Connect, so the money goes to a bank account rather than a card or an internal balance. The creator sets the payout frequency, and the transfer typically follows the point where supporters are charged at month end. Money reaches the account 1-2 days after charging subscribers, with the creator in control of how often it moves.
Is there a free plan?+
There is a free plan, so an adult creator can open a project and see the subscription flow before paying anything. Once a project is earning, fees of 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees apply to the payments, and the share the creator keeps is 90%. The free plan runs on the same subscription structure as paid use, with per release, monthly and weekly options.
Does 10er check who is signing up?+
Identity checks sit with Stripe rather than with 10er itself. Creator identity is checked there, and for a payout account the processor may collect a name, an address, a bank account and photo ID. Payouts then run as bank transfer to a bank account via Stripe Connect through that same provider, so the bank details stay with the processor rather than the platform.
What content can be published on a 10er project?+
The terms of Brainbow I/S rule out unlawful use along with violent, hateful and racist material, and 10er places responsibility for what a subscribed project posts. Neither an adult or explicit content rule nor an AI-content rule appears in the published terms, so an adult creator has to ask support before posting. Identity checks run through Stripe.
Can 10er be used on a phone?+
Platforms supported are web, so the subscription pages run in a browser rather than through a listed native app. The service is built around subscription billing, with per release, monthly and weekly options under per release subscriptions, monthly and weekly subscriptions and Stripe payouts to bank account. An adult creator who works mainly from a phone still needs a browser to reach the project page.
How do creators contact 10er support?+
Support runs on email, so questions and payout queries go by mail rather than through live chat. The service is run by Brainbow I/S in Denmark, so a written complaint has a named company and country behind it. Replies follow the same channel that handles billing questions, and a payout query is answered in writing.
Sources
- 10er.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Payout methods, Payout schedule
- 10er.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Payout speed
- 10er.com/pricing checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Fees, Free plan, Pricing model, Pricing model
“10% inkl. moms + transaktionsgebyrer”
- 10er.com/privacy checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, ID verification
“The data controller is Brainbow I/S, CVR: DK29582793 ... you can contact the Danish Data Protection Agency (Datatilsynet)”
- 10er.com/saadan-virker-det checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Creator share, Features, Founded, Platform type
“Per release: per episode, per newsletter or per video”
- 10er.com/support checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Support channels
“E-mail support support@10er.com”
- 10er.com/terms checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Content policy, Legal entity, Platforms supported
“The Service may not be used for illegal, violent, hateful, racist, or similar activities. Brainbow determines what falls into these categories.”
Compiled from 7 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Minimum payout.
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