$5 to $10 per 1,000 US views

That is what one ad per episode typically pays against a US audience, and every cent of it is yours. Not a fund you have to qualify for, not a pool that gets split, and not a brand deal you have to negotiate yourself.

A typical rate for this format, not a guaranteed one. Other countries pay less.

100% to you

Every cent the ads on your show earn. We keep nothing.

$5 to $10

What this ad format typically pays per 1,000 views from a US audience. Other countries pay less, and no rate is guaranteed.

1 ad per episode

People watch a show as a run of episodes, so one viewer earns you more than one impression.

Your videos stay yours

You keep full rights to everything you upload. Nothing here is exclusive, so post the same episodes on TikTok, YouTube or anywhere else you like, and take them down whenever you want.

They built a hundred-billion-dollar ad business on short video

TikTokNo revenue share on most short videos

The ads run against your video. The money does not reach you unless you are in a fund or brokering your own brand deals.

Instagram ReelsNo revenue share on most Reels

Same shape as TikTok: your reach is monetised, your account is not.

YouTube ShortsA share, but of a much smaller pool

Shorts revenue is pooled and split, and a one-minute vertical holds one ad where a twenty-minute upload holds several. Long form is what that system is built to pay.

Sutorichat100% of every ad on your show

One ad per episode, and all of what it earns is yours. Your reach is monetised and so are you.

This is the ad you get paid for

An episode plays, an ad card comes next, then the following episode. Every ad in that feed is running against your show, and every cent of it is yours.

An ad card between two episodes — One ad after every episode, swipeable once three seconds are up. Nobody is held longer than that, and every cent it earns is yours.

The app explaining what changes once a reader has friends — Readers see what their friends are watching, and a show two of them have watched says so on the home grid. That is how a show finds its next viewer without an algorithm deciding.

The rewards screen in the app — Viewers share your show to earn coins, which they spend on avatar items and nameplates the way people buy cosmetics on Discord. Their vanity is your distribution: every share puts your show in front of people you did not pay to reach.

What’s the catch

The audience is not here yet, so at the start you bring your own. Post about your show regularly wherever you already post, keep your show’s link in your bio, and the viewers you bring invite their friends. Do that early and you keep 100% of the ad money on the way up.

Do not post every episode out there. Put up the first one or two, then reply in the comments telling people the rest is in the app. That is what turns a view into a viewer.

A short posted to TikTok with a Watch More on Sutorichat card over it — A clip posted where your audience already is, with a Watch More on Sutorichat card over it and your show linked in your bio.

How it works

1Sign up and name your show.
2Drop in your vertical clips. Each one becomes an episode.
3Share your show's link. Every view counts toward your earnings.
4Watch the numbers per episode, and keep everything they earn.