Steady review

Steady takes 10% commission plus payment fees and VAT, which covers commission, payment fees and VAT, and the publisher keeps 90% of what members pay. The setup is commission-based, so the charge comes out of income rather than appearing as a fixed monthly bill.

Yes. Steady offers a free plan, so a page can open without an upfront charge, and income starts only when paying members join. Once it does, 10% commission plus payment fees and VAT is taken from it, and revenue share describes how the page earns.

No. The guidelines prohibit explicit or pornographic content, and they also bar material promoting hate or violence, discrimination, conspiracy theories, misleading information, illegal activities and spam. Steady says it does not interfere with publisher content and applies the guidelines mainly after complaints.

Payouts go through PayPal. Steady pays monthly, and earnings for a month usually arrive after a waiting period that starts at the end of that month, so a page builds its balance month by month rather than on demand.

The company behind Steady is Steady Media GmbH, based in Germany. Steady has been running since 2016, which puts it among the longer-running subscription pages here, and the same entity name appears on the legal terms.

The listed features cover tiers and dms, so a page can run paid tiers and talk to members in direct messages. The page type is subscription, which means income arrives as ongoing memberships rather than one-off sales of individual posts.

Support runs on email and help centre, meaning email and a help centre. No live chat or phone line is listed among the support channels, so written replies are the route to an answer and the help centre carries the routine questions.

The clearest difference is the creator share. Steady pays publishers 90%, against 100% at Feetify, 100% at FeetPics and 100% at Graphy. Steady also bans explicit content, which narrows what can be published there.