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Isn't that the YouTube premium model? You pay a fixed monthly fee, Google takes a cut and the rest is divided among the channels you watch. It's supposedly in p
by AlotOfReading 8mo ago
Isn't that the YouTube premium model? You pay a fixed monthly fee, Google takes a cut and the rest is divided among the channels you watch. It's supposedly in proportion to the watch time you've allocated to each of them, but I'm not sure that's ever been confirmed.
- JambalayaJimbo 8mo agoThat’s the Spotify model.
- BigGreenJorts 8mo agoI thought Spotify's model is all subscriptions go into one pool that gets divided by platform wide listen time. EDIT: this is indeed the Spotify model while youtuve's approach was to treat premium as a make up for missinflg ad watches so pays out from the individual viewers subscription.