Two prices, and nothing else. A viewer pays once per film, at a price the filmmaker sets. A filmmaker pays a one-off listing fee to put a film on sale. No subscription, no monthly fee, and nothing recurring on either side.
Every figure on this page is read from the live platform when the page loads, so none of it can be out of date.
Work out what you would earnHow the split works
You pay per film. Filmmakers set their own price, up to ₹1000 per ticket. There is no flat minimum: the least a film can be sold for is simply what it costs to show, and streaming is billed by the minute, so a longer film starts higher. As a guide: about 10 minutes from ₹4.32; about 42 minutes from ₹11.46; about 10 hours from ₹114.53. The price is shown on the film’s page and again at checkout before you pay. There is no subscription, no signup fee, and no recurring charge of any kind.
All prices are in Indian Rupees (INR) and include applicable taxes. Outside India, every film also has a price in US dollars, from US$2 upwards (a long film starts higher, because of what it costs to stream). A filmmaker who does not choose one is given that lowest price, and may set it higher. A viewer we detect as buying from outside India is shown the dollar price and pays it by card; rupee prices are for viewers in India. A ticket sold that way is an export and carries no Indian GST. For the filmmaker, deductions and taxes apply at actual bank conversion rates and per applicable international laws, and the net payout is settled in their bank account in INR.
Each ticket includes:
Listing a film carries a listing fee. It falls due after the film has been approved and before it is published, and it keeps the film on sale for 90 days. The fee depends on how long the film runs, because a longer film costs more to store and to serve:
Every fee above includes GST. A listing may be renewed to extend the period, and renewing early extends from the existing expiry rather than from the day you pay, so paying early costs nothing. After a listing lapses there is a grace period of 7 days before the film comes off sale; tickets already sold remain valid for their full access window either way.
The fee is for listing. It is not refunded because a film sold fewer tickets than hoped, or because the filmmaker withdrew it. It is refunded pro rata for the unexpired part of the period if we take the film down — on a copyright complaint, or on a court or government order. We may withhold that refund if we took the film down because the filmmaker broke our Filmmaker Agreement.
Ticket prices include GST. The tax is remitted to the government and is not income for either of us. Four amounts come out of a ticket before you are paid: GST, the payment gateway’s charge, the cost of streaming your film, and a flat platform fee. Streaming is charged per minute of runtime, so a longer film costs more to show — which is why each film has its own minimum price, shown in your studio, below which a ticket would not cover its own costs. That floor is the only lower limit — there is no flat minimum sitting on top of it, so a short film can be priced lower than a long one.
On a ₹20 ticket for a 10-minute film at the rates in force today: ₹3.05 GST, ₹0.71 to the payment gateway, ₹1.50 of streaming and a ₹2.00 platform fee, leaving ₹12.74 for you. Every rate is shown in your studio before you set a price, and the figures there are the same ones we settle with — not an estimate. Earnings are paid to your UPI ID or bank account, in India, and we require your PAN before we can pay you. The full terms for filmmakers are in our Filmmaker Agreement.
Payments are processed by Razorpay. UPI, cards, net banking and wallets are supported.
watchmycreation is operated by Sajai Digital (sole proprietorship), Flat No. 1101, J Wing, Empire Square, Kalewadi Road, Near KWT Tower, MIDC Chinchwad, Pimpri Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra 411019, India. Contact support@watchmycreation.com or +91 98504 69469.