How much could you earn running a club page?

Short answer: a founding creator's first 6 months are likely to bring in about £720, and the next 6 about £1,060. They're estimates, and the rest of this guide shows where they come from so you can judge them yourself.

Where the money comes from

• A base fee of £100 a month for your agreed output. Founding creators get it from month 1; everyone else from month 4.
• A traffic bonus for visits you send through your own link: £10 at 1,000 visits in a month, rising to £500 at 50,000.
• £8 for each person you send who signs up to DragonBet and deposits £20.
• 20% of the net gaming revenue from those customers (25% for founding creators), paid every month they play.

A realistic first year

We modelled a creator with about 20,000 followers whose link sends 500 visits in month 1, rising to about 4,000 a month by month 12. For clicks to DragonBet we used the rate DragonBet's own football site measured: 3.8% of visits.

• Founding creator, middle case: about £720 in months 1 to 6, about £1,060 in months 7 to 12.
• Founding creator, if more of your visitors become customers: about £870, then about £1,570.
• Creator joining at month 7: about £540, then about £1,150 in their own second 6 months.

The second half pays more than the first because the revenue share builds: every customer you've already brought in keeps paying monthly while they play.

What changes the numbers

Two things matter far more than anything else: how many of your followers click through to your page each month, and how many of the people who click a DragonBet link go on to deposit. Follower counts on their own earn nothing. A smaller, loyal audience that clicks beats a big one that scrolls past.

Money you've earned is never taken back for missing a target, and there's no minimum before we pay.

You're paid within 14 days of each month end, and your dashboard shows estimated earnings every morning.