More of Every Licence Goes to the Artist Every Right Stays Clear
The initial paid-licence model uses 15% standard commission or 10% while a current, server-verified ALS Pro entitlement is active. ALS Pro is $9 monthly or $90 annually; checkout proceeds only after settlement, legal, tax, provider and end-to-end runtime gates pass. Buyers still get plain-language scope and a record of what was agreed.
Where ordinary creator platforms leave gaps
Publishing a post is not the same as agreeing commercial rights, preserving evidence, or managing a client handoff.
The AI Consent Problem
Many creator platforms have complex AI-training policies that are hard for artists to understand or control.
— Creator policy risk
The 'Exposure' Economy
Social reach can build an audience, but it rarely gives artists a clear licence record or predictable licensing income.
— Creator business risk
Weak Copyright Support
Report forms and takedown workflows can be difficult to navigate when artists need practical evidence and support.
— Rights-management risk
Built Different. For Real.
Not marketing speak. Actual features that protect you.
Your Work Has Consent Boundaries
We do not use uploads for platform AI training without explicit consent. Your creativity stays yours.
Reporting and Review Controls
Launch users can report concerning content, request review, and follow the published moderation and appeals policy.
Actually Fair Compensation
The seller platform fee is 15% with the free unified account or 10% while ALS Pro is current. Eligible checkout proceeds only after the launch-market, account, identity, rights, price, payment, payout and delivery controls for that transaction pass. The exact buyer total and seller allocation are shown before payment.
Your Work, Your Rules
Set your own terms. Control who can licence. Decide if your art can inspire others commercially.
Side by Side. No BS.
See the actual differences.
| Feature | Art Licence Studio | Instagram/Meta | Other Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your art used for platform AI training | Not without explicit consent | Policy-dependent | Varies by platform |
| Clear AI consent boundary | Plain-language platform policy | Often complex | Varies |
| Published fee direction | Planned 15% standard / 10% activated Pro; checkout closed | Usually no direct licensing | Varies wildly |
| Rights evidence built in | Upload records and fingerprinting roadmap | Limited platform-specific recourse | Basic at best |
| Plagiarism detection | Review-based checks; automated scanning is not in the public offer | You're on your own | Rare |
| Transparent policies | Plain English, no dark patterns | Lawyer-speak buried in settings | Often confusing |
AI Should Help Artists,
Not Replace Them
Ordinary launch workflows do not depend on optional generative AI. Uploaded work is not used for platform AI training without explicit permission, and the public policy explains the disclosure and consent boundaries that apply.
Ready to keep control of the work and the deal?
Start with clear terms, useful evidence, and fees you can understand before you commit.