You keep the large majority of what you earn, and you are paid after you have delivered. Here is exactly how the money works.
The split: you keep 90 percent
Maram takes a 10 percent platform fee from the gross sale. You keep 90 percent. There are no tiers and no seat pricing; it is a flat 90/10 on every sale.
The Stripe fee
Card processing (Stripe's fee, about 2.9 percent plus a small fixed amount) comes out of your 90 percent share, not out of Maram's 10 percent. So on a 200 dollar sale, Maram's fee is 20 dollars, Stripe's fee is calculated on the remainder, and the rest is yours. This mirrors how comparable platforms handle it.
Hold-to-end payouts
Your 90 percent lands in your Stripe balance when a sale is made, but your account is set to manual payouts, so it does not pay out to your bank straight away. Maram releases it to your bank only after:
- The session is delivered (see Delivery and recordings), and
- The short payout hold clears.
For a cohort, that means after the final session is delivered. This is what lets Maram promise learners their payment is protected until they are taught, and it is a deliberate choice to keep trust high.
Discounts and credit
If you run a promo code, your payout is 90 percent of what the learner actually paid. The one exception is the Maram welcome credit, which Maram funds itself, so you are still paid 90 percent of the full price.
Your tax
You are the seller of your own products, so you are responsible for your own tax in your own country. Maram only handles tax on its own fee.
Seeing your earnings
Your Payouts page shows your earnings and history. Bank transfer dates are in your Stripe dashboard.