PEERSHOTS GUIDES

How to share free and paid photo posts on PeerShots

Learn how to plan a photo collection, choose free, subscriber or individually paid access, and prepare your creator profile on PeerShots.

Start with a collection people can understand

A paid post needs a clear reason to exist. A photographer might share the story and finished images from a shoot; a cooking creator might pair a dish photo with an original technique video. Choose a subject you can keep creating around. Make the public preview useful on its own and describe any paid content accurately.

Choose who can access each post

PeerShots supports free posts, subscriber-only content, individual paid unlocks and free-preview content. Decide what a viewer should receive before selecting the access setting. Availability can depend on your creator setup and the content type.

Prepare and publish your post

  1. Use photos or videos you created or have permission to publish. Get appropriate consent from people featured.
  2. Open the app post composer and choose your media. Add a caption explaining the collection and what it includes.
  3. Review the Monetization or access choices. If you select a paid post, check the price and preview before posting.
  4. Confirm the content follows the community guidelines. Public feed placement is subject to moderation.
  5. After publishing, check your profile and share its link with people who already enjoy your work.

Set up creator payouts before relying on earnings

Complete the creator agreement and payout onboarding offered in the app. The Wallet screen includes Connect with Stripe for payout setup. Review the information requested by Stripe and the app before continuing.

The PeerShots platform fee is 5% of net revenue; payment processing and applicable store fees are separate. Payout timing, eligibility and any payout-method fees depend on the current terms and the option selected. Audience size, sales and income are not guaranteed.

Share the work, not an earnings promise

Publish a relevant preview on your social account, explain what the complete post contains, and link to your own PeerShots profile. Ask for honest feedback. Do not buy reviews or use invented testimonials.

Next: understand subscriptions, tips and post unlocks, or return to the Android setup guide.