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MonetizationUpdated 2026-03-06

Top Performing Posts, Gross, Net, and Fees

How to read the Top performing posts table, what gross vs net means, and how creators should interpret sales counts and fee impact across priced posts.

Where you see this in the app

This page documents the Top performing posts table on Settings -> Creator.

The table columns are:

ColumnWhat it shows
PostThe offer title, with place context when present
SalesCount of successful sales tied to that post
GrossTotal revenue before fees
NetRevenue remaining after platform and co-seller fees

Sales, gross, and net

These columns answer different questions.

ColumnPractical interpretation
SalesHow many purchases happened
GrossHow much money came in
NetHow much remained for the creator after fee deductions

A post with many sales is not automatically the best earner if fees or low pricing compress the final net result.

How fees affect net

Net is the value left after the fee stack for that post.

From the creator’s point of view, that includes:

  • platform fees,
  • co-seller or referral-share deductions when they apply.

So Gross tells you demand volume, while Net tells you retained earnings.

Place name and post link context

The Post column also gives context beyond the title.

If a place name appears under the post title, that means the priced offer is linked to a place-aware context rather than being a purely remote or generic offer.

The post title is also the navigation link back to that post, making the table a launch point for deeper review.

How creators should use the table

The intended use is:

  1. identify which posts convert repeatedly,
  2. compare demand (Sales) to retained value (Net),
  3. inspect the linked post if you need to adjust price, framing, or follow-up strategy.

This table is a ranking tool, not just a ledger.