Payouts by rule, not by argument
Percentages, flat fees, caps and cascading tiers — set once, executed on every dollar that arrives. A ledger of trust for the whole team.
The top one percent of creators run real companies — editors, writers, managers, global payouts — on spreadsheets and chat threads. GetBananaSplits is the operating system underneath them: every dollar seen at the source, every partner paid by rule, every surplus put to work.
Creators earning $20k–$500k a month are, in practice, small media companies with two to five people on payroll. Yet the rails they run on are primitive: splits negotiated in DMs, payouts calculated by hand, a hundred-plus hours a month lost to invoicing — and a financial system that often won't serve them at all. Where money is unclear, trust erodes. Where trust erodes, teams break.
Percentages, flat fees, caps and cascading tiers — set once, executed on every dollar that arrives. A ledger of trust for the whole team.
An extraction layer that reads what the platform dashboards actually show — fees, balances, transactions — where official APIs fall short.
Proven team structures with recommended splits, paired with a marketplace of vetted editors, writers and operators.
Automated sweeps move surplus above a target balance into high-yield, insured vehicles. Creator wealth stops sitting idle.
One inflow, resolved instantly into every obligation the creator has agreed to — and nothing left unexplained.
With consent, anonymised creative workflow — drafts, edits, iterations — becomes the high-fidelity human data AI labs pay for. Creators earn non-dilutive income from the process, not just the post.
A verified proof of impact — the creator economy's Michelin star — designed to make a creator's brand legible to lenders, partners and, one day, acquirers.
Analytics, automated splits, standard payout schedule.
Advanced analytics and a dedicated account manager.
Same-day payouts and strategic tax planning.
Plus marketplace commissions, data licensing and treasury yield.
Concierge onboarding at ~$50k/month each — ~$30M annual managed volume.
Expansion across TikTok and YouTube — ~$180M managed volume.
~$1.2B managed volume, the default back office for sovereign creators.
Targets, not results. Detail in the memo.