Hi everyone,
Thanks for the mods for the approval 😄

I wanted to share information about an artist / developer program for adult game, animation, comic creators. This post is meant to be informational, and it also addresses the most common questions and concerns that usually come up, so everything is transparent upfront.

This is not an exclusivity offer, and there’s no obligation — it’s simply an additional option some developers may want to test.

What this is

We work with Affect3D, a store focused on adult games, animations, and comics. The platform has been active in the 3DX space for 10+ years and currently works with 200+ artists.

Creators who publish on the platform receive:

• 60% revenue share on each sale
• No exclusivity (you can continue selling elsewhere)
• Access to an artist portal to manage content, stats, and payouts
• Multiple payout options (crypto, Paxum, PayPal, wire)
• A dedicated artist manager to help with onboarding and technical questions
• Easy onboarding & publishing process

How releases are supported

When a new release goes live, we actively support it across multiple channels:

• Homepage visibility, including placement on the homepage and slider banner
• Mentions on our social channels
• A dedicated article on the Affect3D blog, one of the oldest 3DX-focused blogs on the internet
• Inclusion in our weekly newsletter sent to 100,000+ subscribers

The goal is to give releases focused visibility rather than having them immediately disappear into a very large catalog.

About the revenue share (common concern)

A frequent reaction is: “60% sounds low compared to Steam / Itch / Epic.”
That’s a fair comparison — but in practice, what matters most is the amount earned at the end of the month, not the headline percentage.

For example:

• 60% of higher sales volume can outperform 70–80% of much lower sales
• A higher percentage doesn’t help if a release doesn’t get visibility or traction
• 60% - 30% - 10% rule: 60% for the artist - 30% for the affiliate - 10% for Affect3D

This program isn’t designed to replace existing platforms. It’s meant as an additional revenue channel you can test alongside Steam, Itch, Patreon, your own site, etc.

Affiliate program (optional)

Alongside the standard creator split, there’s also an affiliate program offering:

• 30% revenue share on referred sales

Some creators combine both:

• Publish with the 60% creator share
• Use affiliate links when promoting their own releases via socials, newsletters, or communities

If a sale comes through their affiliate link, that adds another 30%, meaning:

• Up to 90% on their own sales
• Plus 30% on other products their audience purchases on the store

This isn’t required — it’s simply an option some creators already use.

Why a smaller platform can still make sense

We’re fully aware we’re not a massive general storefront — and we don’t claim to be.

What we focus on instead:

• A niche, already-engaged adult audience
• Hands-on collaboration with creators
• Focused visibility per release
• A motivated team that actively supports launches

For some developers, that’s worth testing as a complementary channel. For others, it won’t be — and that’s completely okay.

Contact (if you want more info)

If you’d like to ask questions or see whether this fits your setup:

• Email: Franaus — artists-at-affect3d.com
• Discord: Thomas — thomas.affect3d
• Reddit: 3dx-Fan

Happy to answer questions here as well, if allowed by the mods.
Thanks for reading — and for the thoughtful discussions this topic usually brings.

Hi everyone,

First of all thenk you for the Mods to approved our post 🙏

I wanted to share information about Affect3D's artist / developer program for adult game, VR, AR, animation, comic, image set creators. This post is meant to be informational, and it also addresses the most common questions and concerns that usually come up, so everything is transparent upfront.

This is not an exclusivity offer, and there’s no obligation — it’s simply an additional option some developers may want to test and have an additional revenue channel.

What this is

Affect3D is a store focused on adult games, animations, and comics. The platform has been active in the 3DX space for 10+ years and currently works with 250+ artists.

Creators who publish on the platform receive:

• 60% revenue share on each sale
• No exclusivity (you can continue selling elsewhere)
• Access to an artist portal to manage content, stats, and payouts
• Multiple payout options (crypto, Paxum, PayPal, wire)
• A dedicated artist manager to help with onboarding and technical questions

How releases are supported

When a new release goes live, we actively support it across multiple channels:

• Homepage visibility, including placement on the homepage and slider banner
• Mentions on our social channels
• A dedicated article on the Affect3D blog, one of the oldest 3DX-focused blogs on the internet
• Inclusion in our weekly newsletter sent to 100,000+ subscribers
• Easy onboarding process

The goal is to give releases focused visibility rather than having them immediately disappear into a very large catalog.

About the revenue share (common concern)

A frequent reaction is: “60% sounds low compared to Steam / Itch / Epic.”
That’s a fair comparison — but please do not compare us with the world biggest game platfomrs, we are 3dx & Ai fans who works hard to be the biggest adult entertainment platform on the internet. In practice, what matters most is the amount earned at the end of the month, not the headline percentage.

For example:

• 60% of higher sales volume can outperform 70–80% of much lower sales
• A higher percentage doesn’t help if a release doesn’t get visibility or traction

This program isn’t designed to replace existing platforms. It’s meant as an additional revenue channel you can test alongside Steam, Itch, Patreon, your own site, etc.

Affiliate program (optional)

Alongside the standard creator split, there’s also an affiliate program offering:

• 30% revenue share after each sold products in the store (not just yours)

Some creators combine both:

• Publish with the 60% creator share
• Use affiliate links when promoting their own releases via socials, newsletters, or communities

If a sale comes through their affiliate link, that adds another 30%, meaning:

• Up to 90% on their own sales
• Plus 30% on other products their audience purchases on the store

This isn’t required — it’s simply an option some creators already use.

Why a smaller platform can still make sense

We’re fully aware we’re not a massive general storefront — and we don’t claim to be.

What we focus on instead:

• A niche, already-engaged adult audience
• Hands-on collaboration with creators
• Focused visibility per release
• A motivated team that actively supports launches

For some developers, that’s worth testing as a complementary channel. For others, it won’t be — and that’s completely okay.

Contact (if you want more info)

If you’d like to ask questions or see whether this fits your setup:

• Email: Franaus — artists-at-affect3d.com
• Discord: Thomas — thomas.affect3d
• Reddit: 3dx-Fan
• Blog: affect3d.com
• Store: affect3dstore.com

Happy to answer questions here as well, if allowed by the mods.
Thanks for reading — and for the thoughtful discussions this topic usually brings.

Hi everyone,
Mods approved — thank you 🙏

I wanted to share information about Affect3D's artist / developer program for adult game, VR, AR, animation, comic, image set creators. This post is meant to be informational, and it also addresses the most common questions and concerns that usually come up, so everything is transparent upfront.

This is not an exclusivity offer, and there’s no obligation — it’s simply an additional option some developers may want to test.

What this is

Affect3D is a store focused on adult games, animations, and comics. The platform has been active in the 3DX space for 10+ years and currently works with 250+ artists.

Creators who publish on the platform receive:

• 60% revenue share on each sale
• No exclusivity (you can continue selling elsewhere)
• Access to an artist portal to manage content, stats, and payouts
• Multiple payout options (crypto, Paxum, PayPal, wire)
• A dedicated artist manager to help with onboarding and technical questions

How releases are supported

When a new release goes live, we actively support it across multiple channels:

• Homepage visibility, including placement on the homepage and slider banner
• Mentions on our social channels
• A dedicated article on the Affect3D blog, one of the oldest 3DX-focused blogs on the internet
• Inclusion in our weekly newsletter sent to 100,000+ subscribers

The goal is to give releases focused visibility rather than having them immediately disappear into a very large catalog.

About the revenue share (common concern)

A frequent reaction is: “60% sounds low compared to Steam / Itch / Epic.”
That’s a fair comparison — but in practice, what matters most is the amount earned at the end of the month, not the headline percentage.

For example:

• 60% of higher sales volume can outperform 70–80% of much lower sales
• A higher percentage doesn’t help if a release doesn’t get visibility or traction

This program isn’t designed to replace existing platforms. It’s meant as an additional revenue channel you can test alongside Steam, Itch, Patreon, your own site, etc.

Affiliate program (optional)

Alongside the standard creator split, there’s also an affiliate program offering:

• 30% revenue share after each sold products in the store (not just yours)

Some creators combine both:

• Publish with the 60% creator share
• Use affiliate links when promoting their own releases via socials, newsletters, or communities

If a sale comes through their affiliate link, that adds another 30%, meaning:

• Up to 90% on their own sales
• Plus 30% on other products their audience purchases on the store

This isn’t required — it’s simply an option some creators already use.

Why a smaller platform can still make sense

We’re fully aware we’re not a massive general storefront — and we don’t claim to be.

What we focus on instead:

• A niche, already-engaged adult audience
• Hands-on collaboration with creators
• Focused visibility per release
• A motivated team that actively supports launches

For some developers, that’s worth testing as a complementary channel. For others, it won’t be — and that’s completely okay.

Contact (if you want more info)

If you’d like to ask questions or see whether this fits your setup:

• Email: Franaus — artists-at-affect3d.com
• Discord: Thomas — thomas.affect3d
• Reddit: 3dx-Fan
• Blog: affect3d.com
• Store: affect3dstore.com

Happy to answer questions here as well, if allowed by the mods.
Thanks for reading — and for the thoughtful discussions this topic usually brings.

Hi everyone,

My name is Thomas and I represent Affect3D.

I wanted to share information about our artist program for adult game, animation, comic creators. This post is meant to be informational, and it also addresses the most common questions and concerns that usually come up, so everything is transparent upfront.

This is not an exclusivity offer, and there’s no obligation — it’s simply an additional option some developers may want to test. 😄

Affect3D team has been developing and releasing 3DX games, animations, comics, image sets, VR for over a decade and currently works with 250+ artists.

Creators who publish on the platform receive:

60% revenue share on each sale

No exclusivity (you can continue selling elsewhere)

Access to an artist portal to manage content, stats, and payouts

Multiple payout options (crypto, Paxum, PayPal, wire)

A dedicated artist manager to help with onboarding and technical questions

How releases are supported

When a new release goes live, we actively support it across multiple channels:

- Homepage visibility, including placement on the homepage and slider banner

- Mentions on our social channels

- A dedicated article on the Affect3D blog, one of the oldest 3DX-focused blogs on the internet

- Inclusion in our weekly newsletter sent to 100,000+ subscribers

The goal is to give releases focused visibility rather than having them immediately disappear into a very large catalog.

About the revenue share (common concern)

A frequent reaction is: “60% sounds low compared to Steam / Itch / Epic.”
That’s a fair comparison — but in practice, what matters most is the amount earned at the end of the month, not the headline percentage.

For example:

• 60% of higher sales volume can outperform 70–80% of much lower sales
• A higher percentage doesn’t help if a release doesn’t get visibility or traction

This program isn’t designed to replace existing platforms. It’s meant as an additional revenue channel you can test alongside Steam, Itch, Patreon, your own site, etc.

Affiliate program (optional)

Alongside the standard creator split, there’s also an affiliate program offering:

• 30% revenue share on referred sales

Some creators combine both:

• Publish with the 60% creator share
• Use affiliate links when promoting their own releases via socials, newsletters, or communities

If a sale comes through their affiliate link, that adds another 30%, meaning:

• Up to 90% on their own sales
• Plus 30% on other products their audience purchases on the store

This isn’t required — it’s simply an option some creators already use.

Contact (if you want more info)

If you’d like to ask questions or see whether this fits your setup:

• Email: Franaus — artists-at-affect3d.com
• Discord: Thomas — thomas.affect3d
• Reddit: 3dx-Fan
• Site: affect3dstore.com
• Blog: affect3d.com

Happy to answer questions here as well, if allowed by the mods.
Thanks for reading — and for the thoughtful discussions this topic usually brings.