EVERY PAYOUT - EVERY PLATFORM
Creator Payout Tracker: Every Creator Payout, Payment History, and Pay Date on One Board
Creator payouts arrive on twelve different clocks, in twelve different dashboards, minus twelve different fee schedules. Earnly is the creator payout tracker that puts all of them on one board: what is pending, what landed, what was taken, and when the next one is due.
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In short
A creator payout tracker is a tool that records every payout a creator receives from every platform in one place, showing the gross amount, the fees deducted, the take-home, and the date the money is expected. Earnly does that for YouTube, Twitch, Etsy, Gumroad, Patreon, Stripe, PayPal, Ko-fi, Substack, Amazon, Shopify, and Teachable. Each payout gets a row: source, period, gross, platform cut, processing, net, status (pending, in transit, paid), and expected pay date. Your full payment history stays searchable, so answering "what did Gumroad actually pay me in March" takes a second instead of an export. Earnly also flags balances sitting under a payout threshold, like a YouTube balance below $100 or a Gumroad balance below $10, which is the most common reason a payout you expected never arrived. Earnly reads your numbers and never touches your money: it is not a bank, a payment processor, or a lender, and it does not provide financial, accounting, or tax advice. Figures are estimates you should confirm against your platform statements. Plans start at $12 a month.
Why it matters
What this line of the statement buys you
Pending and paid, side by side
Every payout carries a status, so you can see the $340 Twitch payment still in the net-15 window next to the Etsy deposit that already landed.
Payment history you can search
Filter payout history by platform, month, or amount and get the answer without exporting four CSV files.
The fee taken on every payout
Each row breaks gross into platform cut, processing, and net, so you can see that a Gumroad Discover sale cost 30% while a direct one cost about 13%.
Threshold and missed-payout alerts
Earnly flags a balance sitting under a platform minimum before you spend a week wondering where the money went.
How you use it
From connected to answered
Connect the platforms you earn on
Link each source once, from YouTube and Twitch to Etsy, Gumroad, Shopify, Stripe, and PayPal.
Payouts land on one tape
Every payout appears as a row with gross, fees, net, status, and its expected pay date.
Track what is still owed
Filter to pending and you have a live list of money that has been earned but not yet deposited.
Reconcile monthly
Compare the board against your platform statements once a month; figures are estimates from available data.
It works the same for every kind of seller: see it in action for freelancers, amazon sellers, youtubers or check the income tracker pricing.
Questions people actually ask
How do creators track their payouts?
Most creators start by checking each platform dashboard separately, then move to a spreadsheet once three or four sources are involved. The reliable method is one board that records every payout with its gross, fee, take-home, status, and expected date, because platforms pay on different schedules and hold money for different reasons. Earnly automates that board across 12 platforms so payout tracking stops being a weekly chore. Our payout calendar shows the expected pay dates side by side.
Why has my creator payout not arrived yet?
The three usual causes are a payout threshold, a holding period, and a schedule you have misremembered. YouTube pays only once your balance clears $100 and releases between the 21st and 26th; Gumroad pays on Fridays once the balance clears $10 after a roughly 7-day hold; Twitch runs net 15 with a $50 minimum. Earnly flags below-threshold balances and shows each platform's expected date, so a missing payout has a visible reason instead of being a mystery.
Can I see my full creator payment history in one place?
Yes. Earnly keeps every payout it has pulled as a searchable row, so your payment history across YouTube, Twitch, Etsy, Gumroad, Patreon, Stripe, PayPal, Ko-fi, Substack, Amazon, Shopify, and Teachable lives in one filterable list rather than in a dozen platform exports. That matters at tax time and when you are checking whether a fee change quietly cut your effective rate. Earnly is informational and does not give tax advice.
Is there payout software for influencers and creators?
There are two very different products under that label. Payout software for brands and networks sends money out to creators. A creator payout tracker like Earnly does the opposite: it reads the payouts coming in to you from the platforms you earn on and shows what you actually keep. Earnly is strictly read-only and never moves funds, which is why it can connect to a dozen platforms without becoming a financial institution.