How do payouts work?
Updated 17 July 2026
Your member revenue flows to you through two channels, depending on where the purchase happens. Kinflo takes no cut of either.
Web payments: your own Stripe account
Everything bought in a browser, memberships, courses, shop orders, event tickets, bookings, is charged through your own connected Stripe account. Stripe then pays out to your bank on your payout schedule. Kinflo is not in the money flow: the charges are yours, the customer records are yours, and the only fees are Stripe's standard processing fees.
You manage this from Settings, under Billing: the Your revenue card shows your paid members, estimated membership MRR, course sales and current Stripe balance, and the Stripe payouts button opens your Stripe dashboard for bank details and payout schedules. See Your Kinflo subscription and billing.
In-app purchases: the app stores
Purchases made inside your iOS and Android apps go through Apple's and Google's in-app purchase systems, as their rules require. The stores take their standard commission and pay the remainder out to you via your own developer accounts, on their payout schedules. This revenue does not appear in your Stripe balance, which is why the Billing page notes that mobile in-app purchase payouts arrive via the app stores rather than Stripe.
Kinflo's share: zero
Kinflo charges a flat monthly subscription (£79 Launch, £249 Growth) and takes 0% of your member revenue on both channels. Your growth is entirely yours to keep.
Tip: because store commissions only apply to in-app purchases, your web checkout is your highest-margin channel. Many creators steer bigger purchases, annual plans, high-ticket courses, to the web app.