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Twitter will give 80% of the revenue from the “Ticketed Spaces” to the hosts

“Ticketed Spaces” is the paid version of “Spaces”, a function that allows audio-only events to be broadcast live. The new monetization tool will begin testing in the United States.

Twitter has teamed up with Stripe to launch “Ticketed Spaces,” which will begin testing with users in the United States within two weeks.

“Ticketed Spaces” is the paid version of “Spaces”, a function that allows audio-only events to be broadcast live. In other words, it is a new monetization tool that the technology company will launch.

Users who want to participate must have a thousand or more followers, have organized three Spaces events in the last 30 days and be over 18 years old, as reported by The Verge portal.

Twitter assured that the hosts of the "Ticketed Spaces" will receive 80% of the total collected from the audience, while the social network, in addition to covering the cost of the transaction, will keep 20%.

The distribution of profits will take place after the corresponding application platform (Apple Store, Google Play Store) has discounted its own fee.

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