Understanding your payouts and reports

Your dashboard gives you a clear picture of what you're earning and where it comes from. Here's how to read the numbers.

Payouts

The Business → Payouts page shows your monthly earnings overview, broken down by:

• Join amount — revenue from new signups.
• Rebill amount — revenue from recurring subscription renewals.
• Refund loss — any amounts refunded to members.
• Affiliate — earnings related to affiliate traffic.
• Site profit — your bottom line for the month.

Use the date range picker to look at any period, and the monthly breakdown chart to spot trends.

Reports

The Reports section goes deeper:

• Overview — the big picture at a glance.
• Insights — find the scenes, performers, and categories your audience responds to, and ask questions about your own data in plain language. See Content insights: asking questions about your data.
• Traffic — visits by day, countries, devices, and where your visitors come from (referrers). Great for seeing which promotion actually works.
• Sales — every transaction, with conversion ratios and averages per member.
• Purchases — pay-per-view sales and averages per scene.
• Favorites — what members are favoriting, with trends. This tells you which content to make more of.
• Comments — engagement activity and your most active commenters.
• Downloads — what's being downloaded and how often, plus downloads per member. Download revenue is reported separately from pay-per-view, so you can see each stream on its own — see Paid downloads: charging members to download your scenes.

Most reports compare your selected period against the preceding period of the same length, so you can see whether a number is moving rather than just where it sits today.

Note: purchase reports can be restricted — if you see "Your account does not have permission to view purchase reports," your user role doesn't include them.

How you get paid

Your payout details live in Account Settings. Supported methods include ACH bank transfer (US checking or savings, with your bank's name and address), Paxum, and wire transfer. Keep these details current — out-of-date payout information is the most common reason a payment gets delayed.

Making the numbers work for you

• Check Traffic → referrers weekly: double down on sources that convert, drop ones that don't.
• High favorites + high downloads on a theme? That's your audience telling you what to shoot next.
• Watch rebills relative to joins — strong rebills mean happy members; if rebills sag, focus on consistency of new content.