# nero learn > How Nero works, how hosts make money reviewing submissions on stream, and how it compares to AuxChord, CamUp and Muse. Source: https://www.nero.fan/learn. Each post is also at its own address with `.md` appended. --- title: "what is nero and how does it work?" description: "Nero is the platform hosts use to take paid submissions (songs, clips, questions) on stream, run them through one queue, and get paid when submitters skip the line." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/what-is-nero-how-it-works published: 2026-09-07 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["what is nero","live music review platform","paid song submissions","creator submission queue"] --- # what is nero and how does it work? **Quick answer.** Nero is a live music review platform. A creator goes live, submitters send in songs (or clips, or whatever the host is reviewing) through one link, and anyone who wants to be heard sooner pays to skip the line. The host works through the creator submission queue on stream, gives feedback, and keeps the creator share agreed on their account (80% under the standard split). It started with paid song submissions but it works for any kind of content, and there's no subscription and no account for submitters to make. The short version: you share one link, submitters send in their stuff, and Nero handles the payments, the order, and the emails so you can just listen and react on stream. We started with music and that's still most of what happens on Nero, but gamers, athletes, and other content creators are joining Nero too. ## what the submitter does A submitter opens your Nero page (nero.fan/yourname) and drops a link to whatever they're submitting, or uploads the file directly. Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, and Google Drive links all work. They add their name, email, and a title, and that's it. There's no account to make and no app to download. Then they pick where they want to be in the queue: | tier | what it does | | --- | --- | | standard | joins the back of the line | | skip | moves ahead of standard | | super skip | moves ahead of skip | | throne | plays next | Every price is shown up front before they pay. Once they're in, they can watch their spot move up, and we email them when they're getting close so they don't have to sit in chat refreshing. ## what the host does You start a session, set your prices, and share your link. Standard can be free or paid, and you set the price for skip, super skip, throne, and any add-ons. You can change all of it from session to session. Everything lands in one queue. From there you can play, replay, reorder, flag, or remove anything, pause the queue when it gets busy, and close it after a set time or a set number of submissions. ## bring artists on with nero stage Nero Stage lets you invite artists from your queue into a live video conversation. Guests check their camera and microphone before joining. You can talk through the track together and use the Stage OBS overlay to bring the guest into your broadcast. ## how the money works Submitters pay by card through Stripe. You connect your bank account through Stripe Connect during setup and payouts go straight there. The standard split is 80% to the creator and 20% to Nero, with no monthly fee. Individual agreements and add-ons may have different terms. ## the host's first session A few things we tell every new host before their first stream. Be specific about what submitters are getting, like feedback on one song. Set a price on every tier before you go live and then change them whenever you want. Raising or lowering prices mid-stream when the queue fills up is normal, and honestly we encourage it. Then tell your audience how the queue works and go live. Set a capacity you can deliver and keep the offer clear. ## key takeaways - Submitters send songs through one link and pay to skip the line, and Nero runs the queue on stream. - Four queue tiers: standard, skip, super skip, throne. - Submitters don't need an account and hosts don't pay a subscription. - The standard creator share is 80%, with individual agreements possible. Payouts use Stripe Connect. - The host sets every price, can change them any time, and controls the order, pauses, and when the queue closes. --- --- title: "how to make money reviewing songs on stream" description: "How hosts make money from paid song reviews on stream: what to charge, how to promote the stream, and how to run a song submission queue that doesn't slow the show down." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/make-money-reviewing-songs-on-stream published: 2026-09-07 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["paid song reviews","music review livestream","paid music submissions","song submission queue"] --- # how to make money reviewing songs on stream **Quick answer.** You make money reviewing songs (or any other submitter content) on stream by charging either to submit or to skip the line. Most hosts keep submissions free and let submitters pay to jump the queue. Nero handles the payments and the queue, so all you have to do is listen or watch and give your take. If people already want your opinion on their music, you can charge for it. That's basically the whole model: a submitter pays, you listen on stream and give them your honest take. Creators including Futuristic and Sonny Digital run music reviews on Nero. You don't need a whole production for it, just a link and your phone and a computer. ## keep it entertaining and get to every song You don't need a perfectly pitched offer to submitters. Plenty of hosts just say "send me your music" and it works fine. What actually matters is that the stream is fun to watch and you get to every song. Submitters paid to be heard, so play the song, react honestly, say what you'd change, and move on. Be direct, but remember they paid for your attention. Good reviews also make good clips. For active hosts we clip and distribute the best moments ourselves, so a strong review keeps working for you after the stream ends. ## pick a pricing model There are really two ways to do it. Most hosts keep standard submissions free and charge for skip, super skip, and throne. That's the best option while you're growing, because nobody gets locked out and the people who really want to be heard pay to move up. The other option is charging for every submission. That works when you already have more demand than you can get through, or when your feedback is specialized enough that people expect to pay for it. Nero supports both, and you can switch between sessions without redoing anything. Set your tier prices, add any add-ons, and go. ## post before you go live This is the one people often skip (but costs them the most!). Announcing the stream gives submitters time to prepare a track. Post the day before and again an hour before, say what you're reviewing, and drop your Nero link. Submitters need time to find the link, pick a song, and pay, so the announcement is what gets the first submissions in before you've even gone live. A full queue at the start of the stream is also what makes people pay to skip. ## raise prices when the queue fills up When the queue gets ahead of you, raise your skip and throne prices. You can change prices mid-stream and you should, that's the whole point of the tiers. Pause the queue if you need to catch up, and close it when you're done. ## key takeaways - Charge to submit or to skip the line. Most hosts keep submissions free and charge for priority. - Announce the stream on Instagram and TikTok before you go live. Give people time to prepare a track. - Keep it entertaining and get to every song. - Nero handles payments, order, and submitter emails so you only have to review. - Raise prices mid-stream when the queue fills up. --- --- title: "how gaming and sports creators can make money with nero" description: "Gaming and sports creators host review sessions on Nero. Viewers submit clips, highlight reels, and questions, pay to skip the line, and you go through them live." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/gaming-sports-creators-make-money-with-nero published: 2026-09-07 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["make money with nero","gaming creator monetization","sports creator monetization","paid clip reviews"] --- # how gaming and sports creators can make money with nero **Quick answer.** Nero isn't just for music. Gaming and sports creators host review sessions where viewers submit a clip, a highlight reel, or a question, pay to submit or to skip the line, and you go through them in order live. It gives you a reason to go live and a way to get paid for it. We started Nero for music, and most of what happens on it is still artists getting their songs reviewed. But a lot of creators come to us with the same problem: they want to go live and they don't know what to do on stream or how to make money from it. A review session solves both. You pick what viewers can send you, they pay to be in the queue, and the stream runs itself. ## what a session looks like A Nero session is its own stream or a segment inside your normal one. You announce that you're doing a review session, share your link, and spend the stream going through what comes in. ### gaming - review a gameplay clip or highlight reel - rate a loadout or build - answer a strategy question - play a match with a submitter ### sports - break down a highlight reel - break down a lineup - react to a clip Keep each offer to one sentence so people know exactly what to send in. "I review one clip" is something people can buy. "Premium access" isn't. ## how the queue behaves It's the same four tiers as music: standard, skip, super skip, and throne. Higher tiers go first, and within a tier it's oldest first. Paying moves a request up the queue, that's it. ## getting people to show up Post about the session before you go live. Tell people what you are reviewing and when submissions open. Give people a day to find the link and get their clip in. Most hosts keep standard free and charge for skip, super skip, and throne. Set every price before you go live, then change them whenever. If the queue gets ahead of you, raise skip and throne. ## key takeaways - Nero gives you something to do on stream and a way to get paid for it. - Host a dedicated review session. Viewers submit clips, highlight reels, or questions. - Same tiers and controls as music, any kind of content. - Announce the session on your socials before you go live. - Price every tier from the start and raise them when the queue fills up. --- --- title: "nero vs auxchord: which is better for paid live submissions?" description: "Why move from AuxChord to Nero? More artists, an app that's easier to use, paid ads, auto-clipping, Nero Stage, and a team you can actually reach." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/nero-vs-auxchord published: 2026-09-07 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["nero vs auxchord","auxchord alternative","paid live submissions"] --- # nero vs auxchord: which is better for paid live submissions? **Quick answer.** Nero has a much bigger artist base than AuxChord. The app is easier to use, artists can submit without making an account, and we have a full team working on the product and helping hosts make more money. We also offer paid ads, auto-clipping, and live video calls through Nero Stage. ## more artists on the platform AuxChord's artist base is much smaller. Nero already has artists coming here to submit music, find hosts, and watch reviews. Your session can show up in Discover alongside other streams they're watching. An artist who comes to Nero for Sonny Digital can find your show too. You don't have to bring in every person yourself. [See who's live on Nero](https://www.nero.fan/discover) ## submitting is easier on nero On Nero, artists send a song link or upload a file, choose a tier, and pay. They don't need an account or an app. They see the price before paying and can check where their song is in the queue afterward. We spend a lot of time on this because it affects how much hosts make. Someone trying to pay you shouldn't get stuck figuring out the website. AuxChord's UI feels clunky, and we built Nero to be much easier to use. [See how submissions work](https://www.nero.fan/learn/how-to-get-your-song-reviewed) ## we fix things Bugs in the middle of a paid session are frustrating for everyone. We have a full-time engineering team working on Nero, and you can reach us directly when something breaks. We keep the song and payment records together so we can check what happened. If a submission goes wrong, we work with the artist and the host to correct it. We're not going to leave you explaining a missing song to someone who paid for a review. ## ads and auto-clipping We run paid ads for selected hosts to bring more artists to their streams. We also offer auto-clipping so artists can buy and share clips of their reviews. Reach out if you want help promoting your show. We'll walk through what we can do for you. [Talk to us](mailto:support@nero.fan) ## nero stage You can bring an artist onto a live video call straight from their submission. Hear the song, talk to them about it, and put the call on your stream with the OBS overlay. You choose who comes on. Paying for queue priority doesn't automatically give someone a video call. ## payouts, disputes, and getting help Nero pays out through Stripe. You can see upcoming deposits, payments on the way, and completed payouts in your account. If something looks wrong, contact us and we'll look into it. We handle chargeback responses too, including pulling together the payment records. You don't have to figure out how to respond to the bank yourself. The engineering, support, and creator growth teams are all here. Tell us what you need fixed or what you want to do with your stream. [More about payouts](https://www.nero.fan/docs/payments) ## switching from auxchord Futuristic and Sonny Digital run their music reviews on Nero. If you want to move your show over, reach out. We'll help you get set up. [Futuristic on Nero](https://www.nero.fan/u/Futuristic) [Set up your session](https://www.nero.fan/docs/creators) ## key takeaways - Nero has a much bigger artist base than AuxChord. - Artists can submit and pay without creating an account or downloading an app. - We offer paid ads for selected hosts, auto-clipping, and Nero Stage video calls. - You can reach our team for bugs, payouts, disputes, and help with your show. --- --- title: "nero vs camup: which is better for paid live submissions?" description: "Nero vs CamUp for paid live submissions: Nero Stage video calls, a simpler submission experience, an engineering team, dispute handling, and help growing your show." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/nero-vs-camup published: 2026-09-07 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["nero vs camup","camup alternative","nero stage","paid live submissions"] --- # nero vs camup: which is better for paid live submissions? **Quick answer.** CamUp makes live video calling a big part of its pitch. Nero has that too, through Nero Stage. Both support music reviews and paid participation. With Nero, you also get an easy submission form, a full-time engineering team, help with payment disputes, support while you are live, and ways to reach artists beyond your own audience. If you are looking to leave CamUp because the interface feels clunky or bugs keep interrupting your show, another list of features is not much help. You want the product to work, fans to get through checkout, and someone to pick up when you need them. That is what we build Nero around. ## you get the video calls on nero too CamUp puts fan video calls front and center. You do not have to give that up to move your show to Nero. Invite an artist onto Nero Stage, hear their track, and talk to them live on camera. Stage includes camera and microphone controls and an OBS overlay for your broadcast. The artist's submission is already in your queue. Bring them on when you want to talk, then keep the show moving. Paid queue priority and a Stage invitation are separate; you decide who joins you on camera. ## the submission experience affects what you make A confusing form can lose a sale before you ever see the song. On Nero, fans send a link or upload a file, pick a tier, and pay. There is no account to create and no app to download. They can see the price before checkout and follow their place in line afterward. We keep working on that flow because completion matters. You have already done the work of getting someone interested in your stream. Submitting should be the easy part. [See the submission flow](https://www.nero.fan/learn/how-to-get-your-song-reviewed) ## a team that works on the product A bug during a paid stream costs you time, trust, and potentially sales. You should be able to report it to people who can actually fix it. Nero has a full-time engineering team working on the submission flow, queue, payments, and Stage. Host requests feed into what we build, from store integrations to queue controls. You can talk to the team about what your show needs. ## help while you are live When something goes wrong in front of your audience, you need an answer while the stream is still happening. You can reach the people building and running Nero. [Talk to the Nero team](mailto:support@nero.fan) ## we handle the dispute response Taking payments also means dealing with chargebacks. Nero handles the dispute response and supporting payment records, so that work does not become another job for the host. It is part of running a paid submission business, and part of the service behind your queue. ## your show can reach beyond your followers Artists already use Nero to find hosts and submit music. Discover gives your session a place to be found by people who did not arrive through your own social posts. We also work with hosts on clipping and distributing their best moments, and run paid campaigns for selected hosts. Ask the team which services fit your show. There is more to growing a review stream than sharing the same link every week. [Explore Nero Discover](https://www.nero.fan/discover) ## why we would choose nero CamUp and Nero overlap on the headline features, including live video. We would choose Nero for the whole product: a straightforward experience for fans, control over the show, and a team that helps with the work around it. Futuristic and Sonny Digital run music review sessions on Nero. If you are considering moving yours, talk to us about how you run it today and what you want to work better. [Sonny Digital on Nero](https://www.nero.fan/u/sonnydigital) [Futuristic on Nero](https://www.nero.fan/u/Futuristic) ## key takeaways - Nero Stage gives you live artist video calls alongside your submission queue. - Fans can submit and pay without creating an account or downloading an app. - Nero has an engineering team, live host support, and dispute handling. - Discovery and host growth services help your show reach beyond your own following. --- --- title: "nero vs muse: which is better for paid music reviews?" description: "Nero vs Muse: a bigger team, an app that's easier to use, paid ads, discovery, auto-clipping, and help with payouts, disputes, and missing submissions." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/nero-vs-muse published: 2026-09-07 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["nero vs muse","muse alternative","paid music reviews"] --- # nero vs muse: which is better for paid music reviews? **Quick answer.** Nero has a bigger team than Muse and an app that's easier to use. We help hosts with paid ads, discovery, and auto-clipping, handle payment disputes, and make it easy to reach us when something goes wrong. If an artist has a problem with a submission, we work with them and the host to fix it. ## you can actually reach us We have a full-time engineering team, support, and people working on creator growth. There's a bigger team behind Nero than Muse, so we can work on bugs, new features, and promoting hosts at the same time. You can talk to us directly. Tell us what's broken, what you need built, or what you want to do with your show. We're easy to reach, including when you're live. [Reach the team](mailto:support@nero.fan) ## the app is easier to use Nero makes it easy for artists to send a track and pay you. They paste a link or upload a file, choose a tier, and pay. No account or app needed. They can see the price upfront and check where their song is in the queue. You can change prices, move songs around, replay a track, or pause submissions from the host controls. The song and payment stay together, so you can check what someone submitted and what they paid. [See how submissions work](https://www.nero.fan/learn/how-to-get-your-song-reviewed) ## we help bring artists to your stream Your session can show up in Nero Discover, where artists are already looking for people to review their music. Someone who came to watch another host can find you there too. We also run paid ads for selected hosts and offer auto-clipping. Artists can buy clips of their reviews and share them. Reach out if you want help promoting your stream and we'll go through what we can do. [See who's live on Nero](https://www.nero.fan/discover) ## payouts and disputes Nero pays out through Stripe. You can check upcoming deposits, payments on the way, and completed payouts in your account. If a payout is late or looks wrong, contact us and we'll look into it. We handle chargeback responses and pull together the payment records for the bank. You don't have to learn how to fight a dispute just because you hosted a music review. [More about payouts](https://www.nero.fan/docs/payments) ## we take missing submissions seriously Some users have reported songs disappearing from their Muse queues. That's frustrating for the artist who paid and for the host who now has to deal with it. If a song goes missing on Nero, tell us. We'll check the submission and payment records, work with both people, and do everything we can to make it right. We're not going to leave the artist and host arguing over a problem with our app. ## switching from muse Futuristic and Sonny Digital run music reviews on Nero. If you want to move over from Muse, reach out and tell us how you run your sessions. We'll help you get set up. [Talk to us](mailto:support@nero.fan) [Set up your session](https://www.nero.fan/docs/creators) ## key takeaways - Nero has a bigger team than Muse, and you can reach us directly. - Artists can submit and pay without creating an account or downloading an app. - We offer Discover, paid ads for selected hosts, and auto-clipping. - We handle dispute responses and work with both artists and hosts when a submission goes wrong. --- --- title: "how to get your song reviewed on a live stream" description: "Find a music reviewer, prepare your track, choose a queue tier, and follow your submission on Nero." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/how-to-get-your-song-reviewed published: 2026-09-08 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["get your song reviewed","submit music for feedback","live song reviews"] --- # how to get your song reviewed on a live stream **Quick answer.** To get your song reviewed on Nero, find a creator accepting music, open their session, and submit a playable link or file. Choose the queue tier that fits your budget, check the price and session rules, then follow your place in line. Paying for priority does not buy a positive review, a record deal, or a playlist placement. A useful review starts with the right listener. Pick a host whose taste and feedback fit the track you are working on, then make the song easy to open and hear. ## find the right reviewer Open Discover and look for a music review session. Read the host's description and check whether submissions are open. Watch part of the stream before paying so you know what kind of feedback the host gives. [Browse creators on Nero](https://www.nero.fan/discover) [Visit Futuristic's profile](https://www.nero.fan/u/Futuristic) [Visit Sonny Digital's profile](https://www.nero.fan/u/sonnydigital) ## prepare one track - Use a supported song link or upload your file in the submission form. - Test the link in a private browser window. Remove login requirements or request-access screens. - Use a clear artist name and song title, and enter an email you can check. - Follow the host's format and length rules. Submit music you have permission to share. A specific question can make the feedback more useful: is the vocal clear, does the hook arrive soon enough, or is the low end muddy? Add it where the session allows a note. ## choose a queue tier | tier | what to expect | | --- | --- | | standard | Regular entry. It may be free or paid; check this session's price. | | skip | Priority ahead of standard entries. | | super skip | Priority ahead of skip entries. | | throne | The highest priority option, subject to the session's current availability. | Higher tiers can change the order, so a queue position is not a promised review time. Check what the host offers and how much time remains before buying. Free entries may not be reached before a session ends. [Read the queue rules](https://www.nero.fan/docs/queue) ## follow your submission After submitting, check your confirmation and queue status. Nero sends notifications as your turn approaches. Keep the stream available so you can hear the review and note the changes you want to try. If something goes wrong, keep your confirmation and contact support with the session and submission details. Do not pay again just because a page is slow to refresh. [Read the fan guide](https://www.nero.fan/docs/fans) [Payments and support](https://www.nero.fan/docs/payments) ## use the feedback Write down the concrete observations. Try a revision, compare it with the original, and decide which advice serves your song. One person's reaction is useful input, not a final verdict on your music. ## key takeaways - Watch a host before choosing their session. - Send a playable link or file with a clear title. - Prices and availability depend on the session. - Paid priority changes queue order, not the opinion you receive. - Use the review to choose your next revision. --- --- title: "why artists submit music on nero" description: "Get your music heard, grow your audience, and find opportunities through Nero: live reviews, shareable clips, record deals, and artist prizes." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/why-artists-submit-music-on-nero published: 2026-09-08 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["why submit music on nero","music discovery","music promotion","get your music heard","live music feedback"] --- # why artists submit music on nero **Quick answer.** Artists submit on Nero to get their music heard by creators and the people watching them, get feedback, and find opportunities for their music. That can mean new listeners, a connection with a label, or prize money. You can also buy and share a clip of the review when the host offers it. ## get your music in front of their audience When a host plays your song on stream, the people watching hear it too. They get to hear the music and see someone's actual reaction to it. You can submit to artists, producers, and music reviewers on Nero, including creators like Futuristic and Sonny Digital. Find someone who listens to the kind of music you make and watch a little of their stream before submitting. [See who's live](https://www.nero.fan/discover) ## this has changed people's lives Artists on Nero have grown their Spotify monthly listeners 10x. Others have signed with record labels or won thousands of dollars in prize money. Those are opportunities that can change someone's life. ## get feedback before your next release You can send an unreleased track as a file or submit a link to something you've already put out. A producer might point out something in the mix. An artist might have a take on your hook or delivery. You get to hear what they notice while the song is playing. You don't have to agree with every note. But hearing someone outside your usual circle react can help you decide what to change and what to keep. ## post the review with your music For hosts with auto-clipping enabled, you can buy a clip of their reaction to your song. You can download it and share it on your own pages. Post the clip with your artist name, track title, and a link to the full song. Someone who missed the stream can still hear the track and see the review. You have something from the session to use when you're promoting the release. ## talk to the person reviewing your track Hosts can invite you onto Nero Stage for a live video call. You can talk about the song, ask about a piece of feedback, or explain what you were trying to do. The host chooses who joins. Buying a skip doesn't automatically get you a call. ## where nero fits into your release You still use a music distributor to put your release on Spotify and Apple Music. Nero is where you can bring that song to a creator's stream, hear their feedback, and get a review clip to share when it's available. ## pick a session and check the price Open Discover, choose a host, and check what they're reviewing. Send your link or file, pick a tier, and submit. You don't need to create an account. Some sessions have free submissions. Paid tiers can move your song up the queue. Check the session rules and how much time is left before paying. You're paying for the submission or queue priority, not a guaranteed cosign, playlist placement, or record deal. [How to submit your song](https://www.nero.fan/learn/how-to-get-your-song-reviewed) ## key takeaways - A live review puts your music in front of the host and the people watching. - Artists on Nero have grown their Spotify audiences, signed record deals, and won thousands in prizes. - You can get feedback on released or unreleased tracks. - When clips are available, you can buy and share your review to promote the song. - Choose a host who fits your music and check the session rules before submitting. --- --- title: "why creators use nero for paid submissions" description: "One place for submitted tracks, payments, and queue order, with prices and controls set by the host." url: https://www.nero.fan/learn/why-creators-use-nero-paid-submissions published: 2026-09-07 updated: 2026-09-08 keywords: ["why creators use nero","paid live submissions","music review platform"] --- # why creators use nero for paid submissions **Quick answer.** Creators use Nero to put submitted music, payment, and queue position into one flow. The host sets prices and reviews the music; Nero manages the submission queue. Standard entry can be free or paid, and fans can choose higher priority tiers when available. Earnings depend on demand, pricing, and the sessions the creator runs. A review stream works best when the host can spend time listening instead of matching payment screenshots to links in chat. ## one link for the submission Fans open the host's session, send a supported link or file, choose an available tier, and complete checkout if payment is required. They do not need to create an account to submit. [Read the fan guide](https://www.nero.fan/docs/fans) ## the host controls the queue Set standard, skip, super skip, and throne prices. Standard can be free. Pause submissions when the queue is full, work through the tracks, and close the session when finished. [Queue controls and priority](https://www.nero.fan/docs/queue) ## live conversations with nero stage Invite an artist from the queue onto camera inside your Nero session. Nero Stage includes guest invite links, camera and microphone controls, and an OBS overlay so the conversation can become part of your broadcast. ## clear payment terms Nero's standard share is 20% and the creator keeps 80%, with no monthly subscription. Individual agreements and add-ons can differ. Check your account terms and the payout documentation. [Payments and payouts](https://www.nero.fan/docs/payments) ## creators on nero Futuristic and Sonny Digital use Nero for music review sessions. Visit their profiles to see what they are hosting. [Futuristic on Nero](https://www.nero.fan/u/Futuristic) [Sonny Digital on Nero](https://www.nero.fan/u/sonnydigital) ## help artists find the session Share your profile link before the stream and explain what you will review. Artists can also browse Discover. A useful show and a clear offer remain the host's work. [Browse music review streams](https://www.nero.fan/discover) ## key takeaways - One flow connects a track, payment, and queue position. - The host sets prices and available tiers. - Standard entry can be free or paid. - Check the terms that apply to your account. - Find a format that fits your show. ---