Your dashboard already knows what you should do next. Here's how to read it. 📊
Your earnings 💷
Available — earned, cleared, going out on the next Friday run
Held in reserve — with a countdown showing the exact release date ⏳
Paid out — already sent
Bonuses — earned and pending, including any referral waiting on your click 🎁
Nothing is a mystery here. If money is held, the dashboard says why and when it clears — in plain language, with an appeal button on the thing itself.
Your sales 🛒
Every transaction: what sold, for how much, when, and to whom.
Read for patterns, not totals:
📈 Which listings sell repeatedly — make more of those
💷 Which price points work — usually higher than you assumed
📅 Which days and times — post when your people are actually about
🔁 One-off vs recurring split — recurring is what makes income predictable
👀 Views without sales — that's a description or pricing problem, not a content problem
Your supporters 💖
Who's buying, who's recurring, who's cancelled.
⚠️ Watch cancellations. One is nothing. A cluster means something changed — usually the content got thinner without you noticing.
⚠️ Watch failed recurring payments. Almost always a replaced card. A message fixes it in a minute; ignoring it loses the supporter.
Your posting window 📅
3 approved posts every 28 days keeps recurring features running. Your dashboard shows where you are in the current window.
⏰ Approved, not uploaded. Reviews run 11am–6pm GMT daily. Post with days to spare, not hours.
Your account status 🛡️
🔒 Reserve percentage and release countdown
📋 Anything needing attention, with the reason and an appeal button
🎁 Bonus status — including anything pending because a payout account isn't connected
The four numbers that matter 🎯
Ignore everything else until these are healthy.
1. Recurring income 🔁
The number that lets you plan. Growing it beats growing anything else on this list.
2. Average sale value 💷
Total earnings ÷ number of sales. Low usually means you're underpricing — not that people won't spend.
3. Dispute rate ⚠️
The number that decides your reserve, your risk classification, and ultimately your ability to trade here. Keep it near zero.
4. Posting consistency 📅
The input behind all three above.
Using it properly 💡
✅ Look weekly, not daily. Daily numbers are noise and they'll do your head in.
✅ Compare month to month, not day to day
✅ Test one thing at a time — the price or the description, not both
✅ Check for an unclaimed referral bonus. Seriously, go and look 💸
✅ Export quarterly for your records and your accountant
Exporting your data 📊
Everything, exportable, any time:
📅 Every transaction with date and amount
📦 What was sold
💷 Gross and net figures
🧾 VAT collected, if you've enabled it
↩️ Refunds and chargebacks
🎁 Bonus payments
🔒 Reserve held and released
This is your accounting record — and what a mortgage lender or an accountant will actually accept. Export quarterly at minimum. VAT, Invoices & Your Records 🧾🐷
Common questions 🤔
"My available balance is lower than my sales total."
Reserve, refunds, or chargebacks. All itemised — check the breakdown. 📉
"Can I see who bought something?"
You see the display name and email attached to a purchase. Never card or payment details. 🔐
"How far back does it go?"
Your full history.
"Why is a sale showing as pending?"
A standard check before release. Usually brief.
"Where are my Tips?"
Tips settle separately through the stablecoin provider — different rail, no reserve, no Friday wait. 💠
"Why is my bonus pending?"
Usually a payout account that isn't connected yet. 🏦
TL;DR 🎯
Earnings, reserve, countdown, bonuses — all visible, all explained 👀
Read for patterns, not totals 📈
Watch cancellations and failed payments — both fixable ⚠️
Four numbers matter: recurring income, average sale, dispute rate, posting consistency
Check for an unclaimed referral bonus 💸
The numbers are already telling you what to do next. 📊🐷