Tier-Based Revenue Streaming

Your code shipped.
You get paid.

GitStream distributes app revenue to code contributors based on their contributions. Connect your repo, assign tiers, stream payments.

The Problem

Code contributors don't share in the revenue their work generates. Open source maintainers build critical infrastructure and earn nothing. Pay-per-line creates perverse incentives.

Pay per line = bloated code
Automated metrics = gaming
No system for fair attribution

The Solution

GitStream uses tier-based revenue sharing. Contributors are assigned to tiers by project owners based on role and commitment. Everyone benefits when the project succeeds.

Human governance, not algorithms
Aligned incentives with project success
Transparent, continuous payments

Tier-Based Revenue Model

Contributors are assigned to tiers based on their role, not their output metrics.

40%

Core Maintainers

Long-term stewards, major decisions

35%

Active Contributors

Regular, significant contributions

15%

Community

Occasional contributors, bug fixes

10%

Treasury

Infrastructure, bounties, growth

How It Works

Git data provides visibility. Humans provide judgment. Tiers provide stability.

Tier-Based Distribution

Assign contributors to tiers (Core, Active, Community) with revenue percentages. Human governance, not metrics.

Git Data Visibility

Git blame provides transparency and context for tier decisions, but humans decide who belongs where.

Continuous Streaming

Revenue streams continuously to tier members via Yellow Network. As the project earns, everyone benefits.

Gasless Payments

Off-chain streaming with on-demand settlement. Contributors receive payments without gas fees.

Ready to stream revenue?

Connect your repository and start distributing revenue to your contributors today.