Creator Agreement
2026-12-10
The short version
This is a plain-language summary to help you understand the main points. It is not the contract. The full agreement (the other tab) is the legally binding text, and if the two differ, the full agreement governs.
What do I earn?
You earn 50% of Net Revenue on every paid purchase of your Content. Net Revenue is the price paid minus Apple and Google store fees, Whop's fees, refunds, chargebacks, and any taxes we are legally required to collect at the point of sale. Practice keeps the other 50%.
How and when am I paid?
You get one payout a month for everything — App Store, Google Play and web — sent to your Whop account in USD. It is not sent at the end of the month because Apple and Google pay us with a delay, roughly 30–60 days after the month ends, and we pay you once, after both have arrived. So we aim to pay by the 10th of the second month after the month closes (April sales are paid around June 10). If your total is under USD 100, it is not lost: it carries forward until it reaches USD 100.
Can I see my earnings?
Yes, all of it, online, in the app, and it is live: every new purchase of your sets appears there as it happens, with no refresh and no waiting for a statement. Open Settings → My income to see, month by month: your sales, what you have earned (your 50%), what has already been paid to you and what is still to come, the estimated payout date, your best-selling sets and your earnings by profile. The current month is included, so you always know where you stand.
Can a payment be late?
It can, but only for reasons outside our control: technical problems, or documents and approvals that payment providers require. We process every payout as soon as the money reaches our accounts, so the date is an estimate that depends on when Apple, Google and Whop send us the funds. Your earnings stay yours and are paid in the first payout after the delay ends. Such a delay is not a breach of the agreement and carries no interest or penalty, and we will keep you informed.
Can the 50% change?
We can change the percentage, but only after at least 30 days' notice that explains the reason, and only for purchases made after the change. We do not plan to use this option. We rely on AI and other third-party services and keep prices low, so a sharp, unpredictable change in their costs could force us to adapt quickly; we have other tools for that, such as changing subscription and in-app purchase prices, and the percentage is only a safety net for extraordinary situations. If you do not want a change to apply to you, you can stop publishing or leave first and keep everything you have already earned.
What happens if a buyer gets a refund?
If a buyer is refunded or charges back, your share of that sale is deducted from your next payout.
Do I keep my content?
Yes, you own it. You give us a licence to host, show and sell it, and to use your name, photo and excerpts to promote the platform. If you unpublish or delete a set, nobody new can get it, but people who already have it keep their access.
What do I have to do?
Be at least 18, complete Whop's identity check and tax form, publish only flashcard sets that are your own work or that you are licensed to sell, never fake sales or use extra accounts to dodge a suspension or inflate your numbers, and price each set at no less than 1 coin per 150 flashcards. The originality rule is only about not copying another creator's actual set (taking it, making small changes and selling it as yours). It is not about topics: nobody owns a subject or a common word list, so you can make your own set of fruits, verbs or travel phrases even if someone has made one before. If a case is unclear, we tell you what the problem is and you get 30 days to sort it out. Running several profiles under one account is fine: you can post under different names, and to users each one looks like a separate creator.
Who pays the taxes?
You do. We do not withhold your income tax; Whop handles the tax forms.
Can either of us leave?
You can leave at any time by deleting your account or unpublishing everything, and the earnings you have already accrued are still paid. We can end the agreement on 30 days' notice, or immediately for serious breaches such as illegal content or fraud. If we suspend you we will explain why and you can appeal; disputed payouts can be held for up to 90 days. None of this is in our interest: these are safeguards we add for safety, and we hope never to use them. We plan to grow together with creators and would rather spend our time improving the platform than on disputes, so we are building conditions that work for creators, users and us alike.
What if there is a problem?
Write to us at support@practiceapp.io and we will help, answer all your questions and look for a solution together. The formal dispute rules, including the option for creators in the US to opt out of arbitration within 30 days of accepting, are in §19 of the full agreement.
Questions about the agreement? Email support@practiceapp.io.