
Turn your writing into income.
Build recurring revenue from your audience.
Core features are free forever.
Revenue that's yours
Your audience pays you. You keep the revenue.
0% Writizzy platform fees.
Writizzy takes 0% commission. Stripe, the payment partner, charges its standard 1.5% + €0.25 per transaction, already deducted above.
Monetization that works for you
Build a business around your writing.
Turn your content into paid content
Pick the posts you want to make premium. Paying readers get the full piece; everyone else sees a preview that invites them to subscribe.
Get paid without giving up a cut
Writizzy charges a flat monthly fee and takes 0% of your subscriptions, where some platforms take 10% or more.
Build recurring revenue from your audience
Follow your MRR, new subscriptions and churn from the dashboard.
How it works
From setup to first payout in four steps.
Side by side
Writizzy vs. Substack.
The same audience, the same posts. You just keep hundreds more per month.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions.
How does the 0% commission model work?
Writizzy charges a flat monthly fee for the platform itself. When your readers pay for a subscription, the money goes straight to your own Stripe account and Writizzy takes none of it, at any volume. You only pay Stripe its standard processing fee (1.5% + €0.25 per transaction on European cards).
How much more do I keep compared to Substack?
On €5,000 a month you keep about €4,770 with Writizzy against about €4,270 on Substack, because their 10% cut comes out on top of the same Stripe fees. The gap compounds as you grow: at €10,000 a month Substack takes €1,000 while your Writizzy plan fee stays the same.
Do I need my own Stripe account?
Yes. You create a free Stripe account, or connect an existing one, from your Writizzy dashboard. It takes under two minutes, needs no coding or API keys, and the account stays yours: you see every transaction, handle disputes, and get paid on your own payout schedule.
Can I offer both free and paid content on the same blog?
Yes. Each post is public or premium, so you can mix free writing with paid pieces on one blog and one subscriber list. Many creators keep most posts free and reserve deep-dives or bonus content for paying members.
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