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I had a very similar experience to the users who gave this site a one-star review. They never issued any payout, even though my work has generated hundreds of dollars on their platform. Their social media accounts are inactive, and I've received no response from their support team despite submitting multiple payout assistance requests. Do not use their services. It's a scam!
They have changed the release platform constantly, claiming to be unable to provide payouts on royalties I EARNED and banning me from using the platform as a whole because they didn't want to deal with a potential lawsuit. They're a scam company and they will rob you blind and won't even tell you about it until it's done.
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