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You want to publish your own work. What it costs, what it earns you forever, and the rules that govern your drop.

Publishing on Zoide means inscribing your work on a blockchain, which is why the cost depends on size and why the result is permanent. Read the money pages first.

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Where your work ends up: a collection card in the halls and in your dashboard

1 · Your Creator Dashboard Start here, because everything else happens from it: it is the one page with your collections, their state, what you can still edit, and the creator tier that discounts your submit fee. New collections also start from it.

2 · What Zoide is — and what it isn't The base. Your account is a wallet, and what goes on chain stays there.

3 · Limits, quotas and accepted files Before you prepare anything: items per collection, size per item, what formats are accepted and why the cover has to be an image.

4 · Fees — who charges what Submitting is charged by size, because you are paying to inscribe your files. Your creator tier discounts it.

5 · Ways to earn on Zoide The two that are yours by right: the royalty on every future resale, forever and wherever it happens, and your share of every rating of your collection.

6 · Drop states, and what moves a drop between them The most important page for a creator. The three mechanisms, the window your drop has, and what happens to the pieces nobody minted — they are given away.

7 · Subscription Three things here are creator features: a longer window for your drops, automatic airdrops, and claimable collections.

8 · Notifications Turn on Submissions if you want to hear about your review, and note that a mint of yours arrives under Sales — because it is money, not a review step.

9 · What happens on chain when you list, buy or transfer Why you receive exactly the price you set, and why you never have to be present for a sale.

10 · Glossary REMASTERED, rarity, origin. The words that will appear on your own pieces.