Pricing
Free to join. 10% of net when it works.
No seats, no setup fees, no minimums, no upfront spend. inTandm takes a 10% commission on the net revenue of each attributed subscription payment — we only earn when a partnership does.
The money flow
Where each payment goes, in order
The same formula the ledger runs on every verified payment — nothing self-reported, nothing to reconcile.
Gross payment
What the customer pays, on any platform. Every payment counts — the first one and every renewal after it, for as long as the subscription lives.
Storefront fee
Comes off first, before anyone's share is calculated.
- 7%
- Web checkout (Stripe-managed billing)
- 15%
- Small-business program
- 30%
- Standard store fee
Web checkout's ~7% is payment processing, not a store commission. Store-reported taxes, where applicable, also reduce the basis.
Net revenue
100%Every share below is a percentage of this — nobody earns a cut of money that never arrived.
Creator share
30%Their contracted percentage of net revenue, agreed up front in the contract both sides sign. 30% is our default, not a ceiling.
inTandm's commission
10%Flat, from the same basis. No seats, no setup fees, no minimums — we only earn when a partnership does.
The developer keeps the rest
60%Store and web-checkout payouts land in the developer's account directly, as always. inTandm invoices the other two shares afterwards, from a ledger both sides can see — nothing is escrowed.
Worked examples
One $10.00 payment, three storefronts
At the default 30% creator share. The only thing that changes is the storefront fee — every share follows from what's left.
What's included
What the 10% covers
Not a listing fee — the whole machine that makes revenue sharing safe to run on autopilot, plus a team that works the partnership with you.
FAQ
Pricing questions
Are there any fixed fees?
No. No seats, no setup fees, no monthly minimums, no charge for joining. inTandm earns 10% of the net revenue of attributed subscription payments — and nothing else.
Why are shares computed on net revenue instead of gross?
The storefront takes its fee before anyone else sees the money — typically 15% under the Apple and Google small-business programs, 30% otherwise; web checkout swaps the store fee for roughly 7% in Stripe-managed billing fees. Every share on inTandm, including our own 10%, is computed from what's actually left after that fee. It keeps the split honest: nobody earns a percentage of money that never arrived.
Do storefront fees change what the creator earns?
Yes — shares are computed from net revenue, so the storefront fee comes off the top first. On a $10.00 payment at the 15% small-business fee, $8.50 is the net basis: a creator on the default 30% share earns $2.55. Via web checkout only Stripe-managed billing (about 7%) comes off — the same payment nets about $9.30 and the creator earns about $2.79.
What does the 10% include?
Everything that makes the partnership run: hands-on creator matching and monetization guidance, multi-path attribution, RevenueCat verification of every event, the append-only earnings ledger, Stripe payouts to creators, automatic invoicing, and refund handling.
Does inTandm hold my revenue?
No. Developers receive their store and web-checkout payouts directly, exactly as before. inTandm invoices the creator's share plus our 10% afterwards, from an immutable ledger both sides can see — nothing is escrowed.
Better in tandem.
Whether you make the app or make the audience, growth works better when both sides win — and when someone's in your corner. Join the first cohort.
Already in tandem? Sign in