For Promoters & Fight Organisations

You keep 80–88%.
We never hold your money.

Broadcasters like Foxtel, Kayo and Fox Sports keep 30–50% of your event. Twitch keeps 50%. Data Fight Central keeps 12–20% — and your ticket money goes straight into your own Stripe account, not ours.

This page is written by the person who built the platform. Every number below is the real commercial model — not a launch offer that changes later.

The problem

Your fans aren't uninterested. They're priced out.

Traditional pay-per-view is all-or-nothing: one big price upfront, or the fan doesn't watch. The hardcore buy. Everyone else — students, shift workers, families having a tight week, fans overseas — simply don't. That isn't lost interest. It's lost revenue.

DFC sells your event à la carte, so people buy what they can afford: the full card, the main event only, a single fight (perfect when someone's gym mate is on the undercard), or a highlights package. More entry points means more buyers — a fan who would never buy the whole card will happily grab a single fight, and they bring their mates.

The split

The smaller you are, the less we take

DFC's cut is marginal, like tax brackets, and it slides with your size — the promoter getting off the ground keeps the most, and crossing a threshold never punishes you. We only ever earn more because you earned more, and our share is always a fraction of yours — never the other way around.

The full rate card is published when we launch. The promise behind it is fixed: you keep the overwhelming majority of every dollar — far more than a traditional broadcaster or a generic streaming platform leaves you — and the promoters starting with nothing pay the least of all.

Your money

We never touch it. That's the point.

Payments run through Stripe Connect, so your ticket revenue lands in your own Stripe account. Our fee is taken automatically. That means DFC cannot hold, delay or owe you money — there's nothing to chase, and no month-end wondering where your payout is.

Paid by Stripe

Not by us, not "when we get to it". You're paid on Stripe's schedule, into your account.

Every deduction itemised

Processing costs shown as the real cost. Your share is calculated first, never as the leftover.

Terms before you sell

Split, payout timing and refund handling in writing, agreed before your event goes on sale.

How it works

Listing your event

Talk to us

A short conversation about your card, your dates and your pricing. You get the written terms up front.

We list it

Your event, your poster, your branding — with à-la-carte tiers so more fans can afford in.

You get paid

Fans buy, Stripe pays you, we take our slice automatically. You see the numbers, not a black box.

What we ask of you: that you hold the rights to the footage, fighter appearances, music and branding you supply. We rely on that, and it protects everyone.

Straight talk

What we won't pretend

Plenty of platforms will promise you an audience. Here's the honest position, because a promoter who's been oversold once doesn't come back:

We're a new platform. We do not guarantee audience numbers or revenue — anyone who does is guessing.

DFC is built and run by one person, in Australia. Support is genuine and direct, but it isn't a 24/7 call centre.

Live streaming depends on third-party infrastructure. If something breaks, you'll hear it from us first, plainly.

What we do guarantee: your money goes to your account, our cut is capped at 20%, every deduction is itemised, and a fan can never be charged more than the full card price — that one is enforced in code and covered by automated tests.

Let's talk

Put your next card in front of fans who can afford it.

Tell us about your event. If it fits, we'll send the written terms before anything goes on sale.

List your event See the live platform

You keep 80–88%.We never hold your money.