Twitter has started rolling out Ticketed

Twitter has started rolling out Ticketed Spaces for iOS users. Ticketed Spaces were announced a while back and were something that would allow creators to generate revenue from the Spaces — live audio rooms — they host by charging sort of a ticket price. Now it seems like a broader rollout is taking place. Twitter says it hopes to release it for everyone soon. Creators are given up to 97 percent of the revenue earned from tickets purchased to their Ticketed Spaces till they reach a certain milestone.

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Ticketed Spaces feature is said to allow eligible users to monetize the Spaces that they host. Twitter has said that creators can charge anywhere between $1 and $999 for their Space of which up to 97 percent will be given to the creator with Twitter keeping three percent. However, after the creator reaches $50,000 in lifetime earnings which combines Ticketed Spaces and Super Follows, they will get to keep up to 80 percent after platform fees on in-app purchases.

Furthermore, for hosting Ticketed Spaces, creators must be 18 or older and also, they would also have a complete profile with an account name, a bio, a profile picture, and a header image. Their email address should be verified and their account should be secured with two-factor authentication. The account also needs to maintain 1,000 active followers or more and should have hosted at least three Spaces within the last 30 days. While we expect it to also be coming to more and more countries around the world, Twitter has said that Ticketed Spaces are only available in the US as of now.

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Madhav Banka
Madhav is a Tech Enthusiast and a Gamer. He also writes for The Automotive Blog, where he covers Auto related news.

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