Creator earnings
Creator Earnings Terms
Version 2026-11-05, published 5 October 2026
- Seller: OMU SAS, 2 rue Jacquard, 93100 Montreuil, France
- SIREN: 103 147 971
- Contact: tim@ohmyunicorn.com
1. Who sells
OMU SAS is the seller of record for purchases made in apps you build and publish on OhMyUnicorn. By enabling payments in an app you license OMU SAS to sell access to it and you agree to these terms.
2. Your share
For each sale, your share is worked out in four steps.
- The price the buyer paid.
- Minus the tax OMU SAS owes for the buyer's country.
- Minus the payment processing fee.
- Minus the OhMyUnicorn fee: 10% of the price excluding tax, plus EUR 0.25 per sale for sales made from 5 November 2026.
What is left is your share. It is kept in euros, at the exchange rate our payment processor settled.
3. Release policy
Your share becomes available 14 days after the sale.
10% of it is held back as a reserve. That reserve becomes available 120 days after the sale.
OMU SAS may extend a hold for a specific sale or app when it sees signs of fraud, a dispute or a breach of these terms. We will tell you why.
4. Refunds and disputes
If a buyer is refunded or wins a card dispute, the matching share is removed, including after you converted or withdrew it.
If that leaves a negative amount, it is recovered from your future earnings, and you cannot convert or withdraw while it is negative.
Card disputes opened from 5 November 2026: the dispute fee our payment processor charges us (EUR 20 today) is taken from your earnings, once per dispute, whether it is won or lost. OMU SAS pays any fee for contesting a dispute. For disputes opened before that date, OMU SAS pays the dispute fee.
5. Credits option
When this option is open, you can turn available earnings into OhMyUnicorn credits at a bonus, currently +50%. Purchases you make in your own apps convert without the bonus.
Converting is one-way and final. Credits are usable only for OhMyUnicorn services, have no cash value, and cannot be transferred or refunded, except where the law requires otherwise.
Converting is optional. You can always ask for a bank payout instead (see 6).
6. Withdrawal
Self-service bank withdrawals are not available yet and have no set date. You can request a bank payout of your available earnings at any time; OMU SAS will contact you to complete it. A payout needs:
- A minimum available amount of EUR 50.
- A one-time identity check: identity document, address, bank details, and a tax or business number where required. Depending on your country, it is run by our payment processor Stripe or by OMU SAS, and further checks may follow.
- Any tax withholding or reporting the law requires.
How the money reaches you depends on where you live. In countries where Stripe can pay creators for us (currently the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and Switzerland), Stripe sends it to your bank and you accept Stripe's Connected Account Agreement. Elsewhere, OMU SAS sends a bank transfer. Your earnings are kept in euros; if your bank account is in another currency, the amount is converted on the day it is sent.
Earnings from purchases you make in your own apps can be converted to credits but are not paid out to a bank.
7. Your taxes
Earnings, including earnings you convert into credits, can be taxable income for you. You are responsible for declaring them.
OMU SAS sends you a yearly statement of your earnings and may report them to the tax authorities when the law requires it.
8. What apps may not sell
Payments are not allowed for:
- Prohibited or illegal goods and services.
- Gambling.
- Regulated financial, health or insurance products.
- Adult content.
- Anything that breaks card network rules.
OMU SAS may suspend payments for an app that does, and withhold the related earnings while it investigates.
9. Changes and law
OMU SAS may update these terms with 30 days notice for changes that reduce your share. The version you accepted applies to earnings you have already made. Version 2026-11-05, published on 5 October 2026, adds the EUR 0.25 per-sale fee (section 2) and the card dispute fee (section 4), both from 5 November 2026; earlier sales and disputes keep the previous rules.
These terms are governed by French law. If you act as a consumer you keep the protections of the law of your country of residence.
Questions: tim@ohmyunicorn.com.