Every Access Nasq that fires on a Canvas in your Vault earns you a share of the brand's spend. This is usually the largest single source of creator revenue on Zayvay.
How it adds up:
- Brand pays Zayvay a CPM (cost per thousand impressions) for the viewer tier they're targeting.
- Zayvay sets that rate; brands don't negotiate. See How Zayvay sets CPM.
- A portion goes to the viewer as Nasq Back Points.
- A portion goes to you in USD — and how large that portion is depends on your Zayvay Score (higher score, bigger share).
- The platform takes its slice off the top.
Your share lands on your USD balance the moment the Nasq completes. You can see every credit in Earnings → Access Nasq history in Forge — each line shows the brand, the Canvas, the viewer tier, and the dollar amount.
A few specifics:
- A higher-tier viewer is worth more. A Platinum viewer's Access Nasq pays you several times what a Bronze viewer's does, because brands pay more to reach Platinum. This sets the size of the pool that's split.
- Your Zayvay Score sets your slice of that pool. The stronger your score, the larger the share you keep on each Access split — so two creators earning from the very same viewer can take home different amounts, the higher score earning more. Your score is the lever you control; building a quality audience over time grows it.
- Brands you've blocked or campaigns you've killed don't earn anything — by design.
- Self-completion doesn't pay. If you open your own Canvas while signed in as yourself, the Nasq fires but the credit goes to the platform, not back to you.