Revenue and Payouts

Every sale writes a ledger entry the moment the payment processor confirms it. The entry records the gross price, the tax deducted, and the split, so what you are owed is derived from recorded numbers rather than recalculated from a price that may have changed since.

How a sale is recorded

Tax is added on top of the tier price rather than taken out of it. A $2.99 tweak, bought where the rate is 20%, looks like this:

Field	Amount	What it is
Tier price	$2.99	What the tweak is listed at.
Tax	+$0.60	Added at checkout and remitted by the merchant of record.
Gross	$3.59	What the buyer actually paid.
Net	$2.99	Gross minus tax, which is the tier price again. The split comes from this.
Your share	$2.09	70% of net.
Store share	$0.90	30% of net.

The rate depends on where the buyer is, so what they pay at checkout varies. Your share does not: tax sits on top, so net is always the tier price and 70% of it is the same number wherever the sale came from.

Clearance

A new entry is accrued, not withdrawable. It becomes withdrawable 14 days after the sale, matching the refund window exactly.

The reason is that a refund reverses the sale. If earnings could be withdrawn the same day, a refund on day ten would have to claw money back from someone who had already been paid. Holding for the length of the window means a payout can only ever contain sales that can no longer be refunded.

Withdrawing

The Revenue and Payouts tab of the Developer Center — Revenue and Payouts. The withdrawable figure counts only cleared earnings; anything still inside the 14 day window is listed separately beneath it, and every sale appears in the ledger with its own state.

The minimum withdrawal is $20.00, and it applies to the amount you ask for rather than to your balance: having $40 cleared does not let you withdraw $5. The ceiling is whatever has cleared, and asking for more is refused with the figure rather than quietly reduced.

Where the money goes

Payouts are sent Wise to Wise, so all you give is your Wisetag or the email on your Wise account. No bank details, no IBAN, no account numbers.

If you use a Wisetag, turn on discoverability in your Wise settings, or the tag cannot be found.

What your balance means

State	Meaning
Accrued	Sold, but inside the 14 day window. Cannot be withdrawn yet.
Cleared	Past the window. Counts toward the $20 minimum.
Pending	A withdrawal has been requested and is waiting on a transfer.
Paid	Sent. The entries are closed.
Reversed	Refunded before clearing. Never reaches a payout.