Distribution

Your film finds
its audience.

Generation is only the first half. Publish straight to the Osmosis feed, reach viewers built for vertical, phone-first stories, and get paid for every view.

Mechanics

From render to revenue in three steps

No separate upload, no second platform to manage — distribution is built into the same studio you already direct in.

01

Publish in one tap

Send your finished cut straight from Re-cut Studio to the Osmosis feed — auto-formatted for vertical, phone-first playback, no re-export required.

02

Reach a built-in audience

Get discovered by viewers already watching short, serialized vertical series across the Osmosis distribution network — no ad spend required to launch.

03

Earn as you’re watched

Collect a revenue share on every verified view, with optional licensing to partner platforms as your series builds an audience.

Terms

Simple, creator-first terms

No exclusivity, no forced publishing, no surprise cuts to what you keep.

Payouts

70/30 revenue share

You keep 70% of every view-based payout your published series earns. Balances accrue continuously and pay out monthly to your linked account.

Ownership

You keep your rights

Publishing never transfers ownership. You retain full commercial rights to every clip you generate, whether it’s published, private, or licensed elsewhere.

Licensing

Optional licensing

Opt in to license your series to partner platforms across the Osmosis network for additional revenue, on top of your feed earnings.

Flexible

Never required

Distribution is entirely optional, per project. Keep every generation private, or publish only the cuts you actually want in front of an audience.

Reference

Distribution questions

How publishing, reach, and payouts actually work.

No. Publishing to the Osmosis feed is entirely optional and happens per project. Keep drafts, tests, and unfinished cuts private, and publish only the films you're ready to put in front of an audience.

Ready to make something worth publishing?

Buy generation time, direct your first film, and publish it to the Osmosis feed the moment it’s ready.