You already answer the same question a hundred times, for free. Put your method into an agent: it answers for you, and every person it serves earns you something. The sliders are yours.
Two ways to get paid, two sums. Pick yours, move the sliders, the amount follows.
They talk to it as much as they want, month after month.
Subscribers, clients, contacts: the people who already know you.
A written answer and a set of images do not cost the same to make. That changes what your subscriber uses up on top of their subscription — never what you earn.
That is €36,480 over a year.
200 people served every month
Their subscription pays you. Making the answers stays on their side at cost: they buy credits, or plug in their own key. A fortiche that makes images spends fifteen times more — and that goes to the model provider, never to you.
Your income lands every month, including on a yearly subscription, and is paid to you by bank transfer with nothing to request. The full terms are on the Creator earnings terms page.
Your subscriber pays for the expert once a month and talks to it as much as they want. You earn the same whether they write every day or forget about you. The machine stays on their side at cost — and tops itself up so they never think about it.
One click loads their case into the simulator. Then you put your own in.
You build your fortiche with your own Anthropic or OpenAI key, or with credits: the engine does the thinking, and only the engine is paid for. The subscription comes when you put it online, with a 14-day trial.
When a stranger consults your fortiche, they are the one topping up. Your own bill does not move, however many people talk to it.
You set your monthly price, freely, and most of it is yours. The same rule on a subscription and on a copy sold: nothing to recalculate case by case.
A fortiche that makes images uses fifteen times more than one that answers in text. Your subscriber sees it on their credits; you do not: you are paid by the subscription, not by what it burned. Making your fortiche lighter makes it cheaper to use without making you poorer.
When someone talks to it or subscribes, nobody retrieves your instructions. Adopt is the only mode that hands out a copy, and you decide what it takes with it.
You set your price, and most of it is yours, on a subscription as on a copy sold. A conversation itself earns nothing: the subscription is what pays you.
These are your assumptions, not our averages. Nobody knows how many people will go through with it before publishing.
The price you set is not the price the market accepts. Too high and nobody consults you — and the simulator will never know. Start low, raise it when they come back.
Your cap moves with your fortiche, in both directions. If it drops a stage, your price drops with it, automatically, and you may not see it coming.
What really decides is the first answer. A fortiche that answers beside the point brings nobody back, whatever the price on it.