Pricing built for creators and subscribers.
SkillBoost combines subscription revenue with usage-aware AI processing, so creators can launch without paying the same price for every catalog size.
The model is simple: creators own the product, subscribers pay for access, and usage scales with demand.
Instead of one flat price for every creator, SkillBoost pricing is shaped around the size of the video catalog, subscriber usage, and the revenue moving through the platform.
Talk through pricing
Pricing has three moving parts.
SkillBoost is designed to feel familiar to creators who understand subscriptions, while still accounting for AI processing and ongoing usage.
Creator workspace
A monthly creator fee covers your advisor workspace, controls, launch support, and ongoing product operations.
Video processing scales by catalog size, so a 20-video library is not priced like a 300-video library.
Subscriber access
Creators set the monthly subscription price their audience pays for access to the Digital Advisor.
SkillBoost takes 3% of transactions, plus standard card processing fees.
AI usage credits
Subscriber plans include an allocation of advisor usage. If someone goes beyond that limit, they can buy prepaid AI credits.
This keeps heavy usage funded without forcing every subscriber into a higher base plan.
How subscriber revenue flows.
SkillBoost keeps the creator monetization model clear: subscribers pay the creator’s monthly price, processing fees come out, SkillBoost takes a small platform cut, and the creator keeps the remainder.
Final launch rates are still being packaged, so this page explains the structure before hard numbers are locked.
Subscriber payment
100%
Card processing
2.9%
SkillBoost platform cut
3%
Creator payout before usage costs
remainder
Pricing FAQs
Do creators pay more if they have more videos?
Yes. The creator workspace includes a monthly fee, and video processing scales based on catalog size so larger libraries can be priced fairly.
Who sets the subscriber price?
The creator sets the monthly subscription price for their audience. SkillBoost provides the product layer, usage tracking, and payment model around it.
What happens when subscribers use more AI?
Subscriber plans can include an initial usage allocation. If a subscriber exceeds it, they can buy prepaid credits instead of pushing costs back onto every subscriber.
Are these final launch prices?
Not yet. The page shows the intended pricing structure while final plan amounts, credit packs, and processing thresholds are being finalized.
Build a pricing model around the audience you already have.
We’ll help map your catalog size, subscriber price, launch plan, and expected usage before you turn paid access on.
