How It Works
Set Up Your Tournament
Create a tournament, set the entry fee, configure teams, and define the prize pool split for winners.
Players Pay & Compete
Players pay the entry fee via Stripe to join. Teams battle across rounds with Dr. Evil judging the action.
Everyone Gets Paid
Winners take home prizes, you keep your host share, and payouts go directly to connected Stripe accounts.
The Money Flow
Every entry fee is split three ways. Prizes go to the winners. The platform and host then split the remaining revenue — with the platform always taking the larger share.
Example split at the Starter tier — prize pool is host-configurable; platform always earns 2× the host share.
Platform Fee Tiers
Revenue is split three ways: platform, host, and prizes. The platform always earns 2× the host share. High-volume servers earn a slightly larger host cut as a reward for activity.
Platform share is always 2× the host share — prizes make up the remainder and are set by the host.
Earnings Scenarios
Here's what hosts and the platform earn at different tournament sizes. All examples use the Starter tier (40% platform / 20% host / 40% prizes).
Small Tournament
10 players • $5 entry • 2 teams of 5
Prize Payouts
Medium Tournament
30 players • $10 entry • 6 teams of 5
Prize Payouts
Large Tournament
100 players • $20 entry • 10 teams of 10
Prize Payouts
Monthly Hosting Potential
Run tournaments regularly and the earnings add up fast.
Full Scenario: Sponsored Tournament
Here's a realistic example showing how entry fees and sponsor packages combine — and how revenue is split between the platform, the host, and the prize pool.
50 Players • $5 Entry • 2 Sponsors • 10 Rounds
Starter tier — 40% platform / 20% host / 40% prizes
Revenue Collected
Revenue Split (Starter Tier)
Prize Payouts ($180 prize pool)
What Each Sponsor Gets
What Players Can Win
Tournaments aren't just for hosts. Players compete for real cash prizes paid directly to their accounts.
Prize amounts are set by the host when creating the tournament. Bigger tournaments with higher entry fees mean bigger prizes for everyone.
Get Started in 3 Steps
Connect Your Stripe Account
Link your Stripe account to receive payouts. You'll be guided through Stripe's secure onboarding when you create your first paid tournament.
Create Your Tournament
Set the entry fee, team sizes, number of rounds, and how prizes are distributed. The revenue preview shows exactly what everyone earns before you publish.
Share & Collect
Link the tournament to your Discord server, share it with your community, and watch the registrations come in. Payouts are handled automatically.