For founding creators
Your first lecture starts here
Understand the process, prepare your material, and apply when you’re ready.
Creator onboarding checklist
- Apply with your qualifications, course, planned topics, and sample teaching link.
- Wait for the team’s review and arrange your creator account after acceptance.
- Confirm content permissions and publishing terms with the team.
- Record a focused lesson with clear audio and readable slides. Prepare a title, description, and thumbnail.
- Upload the lecture and choose ₱49, ₱59, ₱79, ₱89, or ₱99.
- Complete any requested revisions and confirm publication in your creator dashboard.
- Save and carefully check your payout account in Earnings & payouts.
Creator FAQ
Who can apply?
Review lecturers, educators, and subject experts can apply. Share your relevant qualifications, teaching experience, planned topics, and an optional sample lesson. The team reviews applications before arranging onboarding.
What can I charge?
Choose ₱49, ₱59, ₱79, ₱89, or ₱99 per video. Eligible cart discounts may reduce what the learner pays, but will not raise a lower-priced video.
How much do I earn?
The default creator share is 70% of the amount charged for your lecture. For a ₱49 purchase without a discount, the recorded creator share is ₱34.30 and the platform share is ₱14.70. A separately agreed creator split can differ. Your earnings dashboard shows the recorded amount.
Are payment fees deducted again?
The current earnings calculation does not deduct a separate PayMongo processing fee from the recorded creator share. Payment-provider settlement and transfer fees are separate from that calculation. Contact the team to confirm any applicable transfer charges before requesting a payout.
How do payouts work?
Save your bank or wallet details in Earnings & payouts, then request your available balance. The team reviews the request and makes the transfer manually. A request is marked paid after the transfer reference is recorded. Automatic bank transfers are not enabled. Refunded purchases do not count toward available earnings.
Who owns the content?
Applying does not transfer ownership of your teaching material. Submit only content you created or have permission to use, including slides, images, and questions. Before publishing, confirm the content license and removal terms with the Review Hub team.
When can my lecture go live?
Application review and lecture review are separate steps. Uploading a lecture does not guarantee publication. Prepare accurate explanations, readable slides, clear audio, and any necessary permissions. The team may request changes before approval.
Will accepting my application create an account?
No. The team contacts accepted applicants to arrange account setup and creator access. Use the same email address so your application can be matched to your account.