Item 'List Price' Question

Hi Forum team!

I am fairly new here but got a sale on an item I listed at $35 but only received $7.35, I am a UK citizen so wonder how it was reduced to $21 'list price' then sold and I only made $7.35? Is there something Im doing wrong? It says 'NLR' $21?

Hello , I'm new as well. But I believe what ever the sell price is , you get 35% of that.

We used to get 50%, now we don't, also we eat the cost allot on the sales, and basically whatever they want to do. It's all in the contract we have to agree to in order to use the platform. It unfortunately isn't exclusive to this just Pond5, if you sell on other sites they also have there own things they get you on.

Hi, it depends on what contributor agreement you gone for. In my case I've gone for 'Exclusive'. I've cut and pasted from there legal page, see below.

It looks like you may have let P5 set your prices and taken a 40% cut. I would go back and set the prices yourself.

Cheers

Phil

'Except as expressly provided below, we will pay you the following percentages of all Net License Revenue and we will deduct and retain the remainder of Net License Revenue:

For video, if you are enrolled in the Exclusivity Program described below, your share of Net License Revenue will be 60%.

For video, if you are not enrolled in the Exclusivity Program, your share of Net License Revenue will be 40%.

For Music Tracks and Sound Effects, your share of Net License Revenue will be 35%,'