How to create a Paid Space
Once your account is approved for a Paid Space, you can create one. If you have questions about what the Creator Program and Paid Spaces are, or about the Program’s terms, start with these articles:
- What’s a Paid Space?
- Can I offer my paid Pine scripts right on TradingView?
- TradingView Creator Program (Paid Spaces) Terms
A few things before you start
- You’ll need an active Premium or Ultimate plan. Keep it active for as long as your Paid Space is live; if you downgrade to a lower plan, we may deactivate your Paid Space.
- The program isn’t available in some regions (including, but not limited to, Iran, North Korea, and Russia) due to legal restrictions. It’s your responsibility to check with us that we’re able to send payouts to your location before you get started.
- Subscribing to Paid Spaces is currently available on the web version of TradingView only.
- Take a moment to review the full Creator Program (Paid Spaces) Terms before you publish. The TradingView team also shares these with you when you join the program.
Step 1. Create your Paid Space
To create your first Paid Space:
- Go to your user profile.
- Click the “Create Paid Space” button.
- Fill in the details (name, description, and monthly subscription price), then confirm.
You set your own monthly subscription price when you create the Paid Space. If you want to change it later, contact us and we’ll update it for you. Keep in mind that we currently can’t grandfather the old price for existing subscribers: once a new price is set, existing subscribers are charged the new price from their next billing cycle.
There’s no pressure to get everything perfect the first time: you can edit your Paid Space before it’s sent for approval, and even after sending we can return it to draft so you can fix whatever you need.
Step 2. Add your scripts
You can add up to 25 of your publicly available invite-only scripts. Only invite-only publications are eligible; regular public or private scripts can’t be added. To add them:
- Open your Paid Space page.
- Click “Add scripts.”
- Select from your invite-only publications.
- Confirm and save.
You can add more scripts to your Paid Space even after it’s published. To do that, contact us and we’ll help you update it.
Step 3. Send your Paid Space for approval
Once everything looks right, finalize your Paid Space by sending it for approval using the “Send to approval” button in the top-right corner of your Paid Space page. Our moderators review each submission to make sure your Paid Space is ready before it goes live. If anything needs fixing, we can return it to draft so you can edit and resubmit. After you’ve sent it, let us know through the same channel you’ve been using to reach the TradingView Creator Program team (email, TradingView chat, and so on). A quick heads-up helps us pick it up and review it faster.
After you submit, we’ll review your Paid Space and let you know if anything needs updating. Once everything’s in order, we’ll publish it so it becomes visible to users on TradingView, and we’ll let you know it’s live.
Step 4. Payouts and fees
- You can request a withdrawal and check your Paid Space stats in the Partner Dashboard. To open it, go to the main menu and select Partner Program.
- TradingView’s current platform fee is 0% per transaction, at least until October 1, 2026. We may extend the 0% period or change the fee afterwards, but we’ll never change it without giving you advance notice.
- Payouts are processed once a month through your Partner Program account, in USD, via PayPal. Each subscription payment goes through a settlement period of up to 30 days (which covers potential refunds and chargebacks) before it becomes available for you to withdraw. Withdrawal requests are then processed the month after the month in which they’re made. The minimum amount you can withdraw is $100.
- TradingView is the merchant of record for every Paid Space subscription, so we collect and remit any applicable sales taxes (such as VAT). You don’t need to handle sales tax yourself.
- You’re responsible for any income taxes in your country of residence. If your annual earnings reach or exceed USD 600, TradingView may ask for a W-9 (US) or W-8 (non-US) form before payouts continue.
Step 5. Stay in touch
We’ll be happy to answer your questions and hear your feedback about the Creator Program.