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Where does
the money go?

The money here does not come from ads. It comes from sponsors — companies and people who pledge a fixed amount if enough minutes are reclaimed. Nobody pays per view, and a minute is never worth a specific amount of money.

A pledge is paid once its minute goal is reached. Payment costs come off the top, then 76% of what remains goes to the featured project and 24% keeps the operation running.

How an active pledge is split

Pledge committed by the sponsor
€1,000.00
Payment and banking costs (approx. 2%)
−€20.00
Amount after payment costs
€980.00
To the project (76%)
€744.80
Operations (24%)
€235.20

Example split at today's share. Real payment costs vary by country and payment method and are always shown as the actual amount in the numbers below.

What the operations share pays for

  • Finding sponsors. Reaching companies, writing proposals, and reporting back to them with viewers and results.
  • Checking projects. Reviewing every NGO application, verifying registration and accounts, and selecting who gets funded.
  • Running the platform. Hosting, email, payments, accounting, legal, and the work of keeping the numbers honest.
  • Proof. Collecting invoices and transfer receipts and publishing them on this page.

The real numbers so far

Estimated
Pledged by sponsors
€1,000.00
Confirmed received
€0.00
Payment and operating costs
€0.00
Remaining after costs
€0.00
Set aside for projects
€0.00
Kept for operations
€0.00
Already transferred to projects
€0.00

Community totals

5

Minutes

2

People

€0.00

Allocated

Totals include demo baseline numbers while the platform is in development.

Transfers

Nothing transferred yet.

We do not claim that 100% goes to the project, and no single minute is worth a set amount of money. A pledge only becomes real money once its minute goal is reached and the sponsor pays. Numbers move from pledged to received to transferred, with proof, as that happens. Sponsors pay from marketing budgets only — never from SDG, ESG or CSR funds.

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