Same $1,000. Ten platforms. What lands.

The advertised split next to what actually reaches your bank: platform share, US withholding, the cheapest published payout method, its fee, and the conversion spread. Pick your country; every cell links to the page it was read from. Estimates only.

How each row is built

1. Headline take. The share the platform publishes. Chaturbate publishes a per-token rate and no percentage, so its row applies 0% and says so; the real figure depends on what the fan paid per token.
2. US withholding. Only where the platform publishes a rate (Twitch: up to 30%, reduced to the treaty rate once a claim is on file). Nothing is applied for US creators. No treaty line is shown for Germany or Austria.
3. Best method. Of the payout methods the platform lists for your country, the one that leaves the most after its published fee and conversion spread, worst case. Methods with no published fee are treated as free, which flatters them; the detail table says which those are.
4. Conversion spread. Published where the platform or provider prints one, otherwise a single creator report labelled as such, otherwise zero with a note that your bank sets the rate.
5. What lands. The USD remainder at the ECB reference rate for the date shown, live when the page can reach Frankfurter, otherwise the build-time snapshot.

Provider-side fees (Paxum, Cosmo, your bank) are noted in the detail table, not deducted, unless the provider publishes a margin. This page shows no VAT or home-tax line anywhere.