Hobbyists & independent creators
Start with character templates and examples, finish a first work, then reach audiences and earn through the platform.
Example workflows · Onboarding
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Team & shareholder briefing · 2026.09Generative adult video, AI drama tools and a publishing platform.
A complete creation-to-revenue solution for hobbyists, independent creators and professional production companies.
We target modest margins on creation tools and content sharing. Advertising is an independent platform revenue stream, excluded from creator sharing. Original productions add another source of income. Characters, a growing catalogue and audience relationships become lasting assets.
Read the three parts in order first. Open the earnings model when discussing costs and revenue sharing.
One creation-and-publishing system, with support adapted to each team.
Start with character templates and examples, finish a first work, then reach audiences and earn through the platform.
Example workflows · OnboardingTrain existing teams to adopt generative production and turn their character, camera and post-production experience into repeatable workflows.
Team training · Workflow adoptionOffer technical support and demand-led API and workflow integration, with distribution and revenue sharing on the platform.
Technical integration · PublishingTokens, workflows and a director workspace share one entry point. Familiar MiniMax prompting habits form the starting point; character, scene, lighting and camera settings become reusable creative assets.
Use platform credits for generation. Review the specification and estimated cost before submitting a task.
Connect character development, shot planning, assets and task management, from a story to a finished work.
Integrate masks, background replacement, character replacement and local appearance edits into the production workflow.
Move from drafts, previews and release schedules to audience purchases, creator earnings and reinvestment.
A proposed adult-creation variant based on MiniMax, combining familiar controls with avidol workflows and character assets. Model modifications, interface compatibility and editing performance will be documented through version checks and demonstrations.
Reserved positions for existing videos, arranged around characters, storytelling and editing so each result can be compared.
Character consistency across settings and shots.
Personality, voice and recognition in a short introduction.
Continuity of movement, expression and camera work.
Interaction and narrative continuity between two characters.
Before-and-after comparison of setting, light and compositing.
Consistency across character replacement and local edits.
Characters, workflows and work versions stay with avidol. Model services generate shots; the platform publishes and plays them. Audience response and production records inform the next work.
Inform the next workAudience response returns to the workspace to shape characters, stories and sequels.
Revise / regenerateEditing and assets → Task orchestration, with character and shot settings reused.
Check the task specification, estimated usage and available credit.
Track state and failure reasons. Reuse task identity on retries to prevent duplicate charges.
Match finished works to the applicable publishing authorization, then select and schedule releases.
MiniMax and ReachAPI are technology sources considered for this project. Logos identify the technology ecosystem; partnership arrangements follow actual agreements.
Generation is the starting point. Audience discovery, following and repeat spending create the long-term platform opportunity.
Generation services target a small margin. Audience spending drives work revenue sharing. Creators keep producing; the platform reinvests in content and distribution.
85% → 80%
15% → 20%
Creator earnings → CreatorsReinvest in creation
Platform income → Creator catalogueReinvest in content, distribution & services
avidol generation → Platform incomeGeneration revenue − supply & service costs = tool margin
Produce → Audience spending → Platform work revenue → Produce again
Split net receipts after refunds, payment processing and transaction fees. External creator works: 85% / 15% for the first 12 months, then 80% / 20%. For in-house originals, work revenue stays with the platform before production, payment, playback and operating costs. Platform income is not net profit. Top-ups and reinvestment transfer credit; they are not additional revenue.
Pricing direction: match official prices for equivalent models, specifications and billing items. Standard workflows and the Director Skill carry no extra tool surcharge. Show the complete estimate before production.
Compare model versions, resolution, duration and input media. Project-specific training, onboarding and customization follow the scope of each agreement.
MiniMax official pricingPV → billable impressions / clicks → net receipts
Use CPM or CPC for each inventory pool. Net receipts belong to the platform, outside creator sharing.
Platform credits → production usage
Generation revenue minus supply and service costs produces the tool-side margin.
Work purchases / subscriptions → settlement
Allocate work income to creators and the platform to support continuing production.
Owned characters → original works → audience spending
Deduct production, payments, playback and operating costs before counting contribution.
Split of net work income after refunds, payment processing and transaction fees
Deduct content refunds, payment processing and transaction fees, then allocate 85% / 80% to creators. Deduct each fee once. The platform share covers playback, support and operations.
Platform Tokens record available credit, with explicit conversion from provider units such as seconds, images or model tokens. Track top-ups, generation usage, work purchases and withdrawable earnings separately to avoid double-counting the same money.
Price parity leaves a margin only if actual sourcing and service costs allow it. When upstream cost equals the selling price, there is no tool-side spread. Growth must also validate creator earnings and repeat audience spending.
Go deeper: payments, sharing & earnings →Advance on evidence, not dates. Original content, creator tools and audience distribution join in stages.
Use our own characters and a few representative clips to establish a quality reference.
Complete the smallest workflow; measure time, retries and cost per finished work.
Condition for the next stageRepeatably produce a work that can be demonstrated.
Bring in a small group of hobbyists, studios and agencies, helping each finish a first work.
Offer tools, teaching and usage records; receive drafts under the applicable arrangement.
Condition for the next stageExternal creators finish work and choose to use the tools again.
Build around 30 strong works, supported by in-house clips and series with a sustainable release rhythm.
Validate authorization, previews, playback, payment, revenue sharing and settlement.
Condition for the next stageCatalogue quality, release cadence and the complete transaction flow are ready.
Attract initial viewers through characters and series; observe follows, continuation and repeat purchases.
Turn real consumption into creator earnings and verify the split and service costs.
Condition for the next stageViewers keep spending and creators have a reason to make the next work.
Grow studio, agency and film-company collaborations, with more characters and series.
Add integration APIs, a technical community and player apps as real demand develops.
Condition for the next stageEvery new investment has observable demand and sustainable unit costs.
Tools enable the first work. Characters and stories earn the next viewing.