Payouts

You keep 70% of net ad revenue in your game: what brands spend, minus any disclosed agency commission. Earnings become available 30 days after they're earned, and you can withdraw once you have at least $50 available.

Revenue share

• Every billed event (a viewable impression, an engaged player or a click, depending on how the brand bids) splits 70% to you and 30% to Bonus Round.
• When an ad agency places a campaign for a brand, the agency earns a disclosed 15% commission on that campaign's spend first, and the 70/30 split applies to the rest: on $100, $15 to the agency, $59.50 to you and $25.50 to Bonus Round. Your earnings page shows agency-placed revenue separately. See net revenue in the Publisher Terms.
• The 30% covers everything on our side: agents learning your game, generating each brand's Bonus Round for your game, hosting, serving and measurement. There are no setup fees and no separate charges.
• Brands prepay, so the money for every event you're credited for already exists. Spend stops at a zero balance.

When money becomes available

The earnings page shows all three, plus your next payout date: the first day your available balance reaches the $50 minimum.

Set up payouts

1. Open Earnings & payouts

   In the dashboard: Earnings & payouts.

2. Connect with Stripe

   Payouts go through Stripe Connect Express. Stripe collects your identity and bank details directly; Bonus Round never sees your bank account number.

3. Withdraw

   Once at least $50 is available, request a payout. Stripe usually lands it in your bank within a few business days.

Earnings via the API

curl https://bonusround.io/api/billing/earnings -H "Authorization: Bearer $BONUSROUND_API_KEY"

{
  "balanceMicros": 81250000,       // available now: $81.25
  "pendingMicros": 23400000,       // inside the 30-day window
  "paidMicros": 150000000,
  "nextPayoutAt": 1791244800000,
  "minPayoutMicros": 50000000,
  "netDays": 30,
  "history": [ … ]
}

All money in the API is integer micros: 1 USD = 1,000,000.

What isn't paid

• Test-mode traffic and break('test') rounds.
• Events the ad server rejects (expired or tampered tokens, duplicates), and requests from pages that aren't on your game's domains, which are never filled.
• Demo-account data. It's labelled “Demo data” everywhere it appears.