qrush Launches With 90% Payout for Content Creators

qrush Launches With 90% Payout for Content Creators

TORONTO — Newly launched content monetization app qrush.com is trumpeting a variety of features including a 90% payout for three months for the first 500 creators who sign up.

Additional benefits include "creator approval in under three minutes," noted a rep.

"All content creators will be given a unique vanity link to share on their social media profiles and deliver traffic directly to their profiles," the rep explained. "Creator profiles include public content (SFW) for greater engagement and conversion as well as a subscribers-only category for NSFW content."

Subscriptions, tips, PPV, paid DMs and the option for live pay-per-minute video calls are all "completely customizable by the creator," said the rep. "Creators will also enjoy new traffic from the qrush traffic program and gain new users from qrush affiliates and media buys. Great for expanding your user base and gaining new subscribers."

The first group of creators will also receive a 5% referral commission for introducing other creators to qrush.

Visit qrush.com and find the platform on Twitter and Instagram for unique updates.

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