Your account

Test McTester

You signed 8 months ago. 30% of what you earn goes to your backers for 3 years.

Twin is on · switch it off any time with 30 days' notice

Your check

$10K

$13K raised, minus the $3K fee

Paid to you so far

$8K

77% of the check

Still to come

$2K

spread over the next 5 months

Paid back so far

16.2%

$4K of the $27K you're on track to repay

When the check actually arrivesRunning total paid out, after the platform fee

How much you've paid back

At this rate you won't hit the limit, so it simply ends after 3 years

$4,420 paid to your backers$22,782 left on this trajectory

The contract's hard ceiling is $32,500 — 2.6x the $12,500 raised — but at this rate you finish the 3 years around $27,203 without ever reaching it. If you grow faster than expected you hit the ceiling early and the deal simply ends; you can never pay more than it.

Earned by your twin

$6K

on Lovescape, from 3 things you made

Credit for your next project

$600

10% of twin earnings, back on Lovecut

What you keep this month

$1K

after your backers and credits

Where your money goes each month

Follow $100 from the moment you make something to the three places it ends up.

Your backers stop being paid once they've collected 2.6x what they put in. After that, the $30 is yours too.

What if you just stop?

The rest of your check — $2,300 right now — stops arriving. Your backers keep getting their slice of whatever you do earn on Lovescape until the 3 years are up. Nobody can force you to keep working, and you will never get a bill for the difference.

That's on purpose. A deal that punished you for quitting would basically be signing away your future wages, which isn't legal in a lot of places. Holding back part of your check is the only nudge in the contract, and it's a gentle one by design.