Commissions & Fees

Both sides may pay platform fees depending on plan and deal type. Brand-side fees scale with their tier (25%/20%/15%/3% across Free/Starter/Pro/Ultimate). Your creator-side fee is a flat 20%, charged by Ainfluencer when you withdraw. It is the same on PayPal and on every crypto option, so there is no cheaper route. The agreed deal price is what the brand pays and what lands in your wallet in full; the 20% comes off at withdrawal, so you receive 80%.

The platform fee is tied to plan tier and isn’t per-creator negotiable. But your deal price is fully negotiable, high performers regularly command 2-5x the platform’s suggested range. Use your engagement rate, past results, and Ainfluencer Score as leverage in chat.

Standard transaction fee applies across deal sizes. Affiliate-only deals have different fee handling (commission flows directly from store revenue, so platform takes a smaller cut). Hybrid deals = standard fee on the flat fee portion + affiliate handling on commissions.

Occasionally. Ainfluencer runs incentive programs (referral bonuses, new-creator boosts, niche-specific promos) where fees are temporarily reduced. These appear as banner notifications when active. There’s no permanent way to negotiate the platform fee away.

There is only one fee on your side, so there is nothing to separate. Ainfluencer takes 20% at withdrawal and adds no payment-processing charge on top of it. The withdrawal screen shows the three figures before you confirm: Offer Amount, Ainfluencer Fee (20%) and You Will Receive.

What can still reduce what arrives is outside Ainfluencer: PayPal’s own charges once the money reaches your PayPal account, and the blockchain network fee on a crypto transfer.

One deduction: Ainfluencer’s 20% payout fee. It is shown in full before you confirm, as Offer Amount, Ainfluencer Fee (20%) and You Will Receive, and the percentage is frozen onto your request when you send it.

Two exceptions are worth knowing. Earnings from before August 2025, which appear as Legacy balance, are withdrawn with no fee at all. And there is no minimum withdrawal, so small amounts are not penalised.

PayPal and Stripe handle currency conversion automatically based on your account’s currency. If your wallet is in USD and your PayPal is in EUR, conversion happens at the time of withdrawal at the processor’s mid-market rate plus their FX fee.