SIDE BY SIDE
Put two or three platforms side by side
Pick the ones you are actually choosing between. The same questions get asked of each, the answers come off the company's own pages, and every figure carries the day we read it.
Eight questions about what it costs and who owns the result, asked of each one.
3 PLATFORMS · 8 QUESTIONS · 5 ANSWERED BY ALL · 1 WHERE ONE STAYS SILENT
This is the starting set. Change any of the three boxes above to compare what you are actually choosing between.
What it costs you
The gate before the first cent
Is it yours or theirs
There is no winner at the bottom of this table
Nothing here gets added up. A score would have to decide that these questions weigh the same for everyone, and they do not. A lower cash-out bar is better if you need the money this month and worse if it arrives as a gift card you cannot spend on rent. One payout method is fine right up until it is the one that does not work where you live.
The rows worth your attention are usually the ones where the columns disagree about whether to answer at all. A platform that publishes its fee and a platform that does not are not two platforms with different fees. One of them has told you, and you can hold them to it.
Rows marked as not checked are about us, not about them. They mean nobody here has gone looking yet, and they stay visible for that reason. Found a figure that has moved? Tell us, and it gets a new source and a new date rather than a quiet edit.