What is VERGR and how does it work?
Vergr is where you go live, share clips and hang out with your people in voice chats and DMs, all in one app. If your content brings in revenue, Vergr pays you a share of it.
Most people use Vergr for three things: going live, posting clips and short videos, and hanging out with friends in squads, voice chats and DMs. One account covers all of it.
The three things on Vergr
- Go live. Stream from your phone, your browser or OBS, with chat, polls, co-streaming and on-the-spot clipping. Free, or charge for access.
- Post. Share clips, shorts, photos, articles, polls and tier lists. Everything lives on your profile.
- Hang out. Join a squad of up to 100 people with chat and voice hangouts, and message or call your friends.
How do creators get paid?
Viewers buy Coins from Vergr and spend them on features such as tips, creator memberships and passes to paid streams. Vergr then pays the creator a share of the revenue their content generated, on Vergr's own schedule, once they are verified. The full breakdown lives in the Making Money section.
What does it cost?
Signing up and using Vergr is free. Vergr keeps part of the revenue a creator's content generates and pays the creator the rest: 50% to start, rising to 80% as their lifetime earnings grow. There are no other fees on that revenue.
VERGR is for ages 18 and up. There is no betting, wagering, or gambling of any kind on the platform.
Is VERGR free?
Yes. Creating an account, posting, watching and streaming all cost nothing. You only spend Coins on optional things like tips, a pass to a paid stream, a creator membership, or a plan.
Do I need a big following to go live?
No. On the free plan you can go live publicly once you have 100 followers, and paid plans let you stream from day one.
How do creators get paid?
Vergr pays your revenue share on its own schedule once you are verified and over the minimum. There is no withdrawal button.
