It is not a payout system
There is no rate card, no balance and no withdrawal, because the money in the model is the platform's, not the publisher's. A million unlocks on Sub2Unlock earn the person who made the link nothing.
Sub2Unlock
A social gate rather than a money gate: the visitor subscribes, follows or joins a channel, and the link appears once the platform confirms it. It is free to use because nobody is paying you for the unlock: Sub2Unlock monetises the gate itself with its own ads.
| Cost | Free: no rate card, no revenue share and no payout account, because the tool does not pay the link creator. |
|---|---|
| How the platform is funded | Its own advertising, per its privacy policy, which names Google AdSense as the third-party vendor serving ads on the site. |
| Signup | A username, an email address, a password and a terms checkbox. No age or identity check is visible on the form. |
| Supported actions | Subscribe, follow or join on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram and similar platforms. |
| Prohibited content | No published list: the disclaimer and privacy pages are generic boilerplate. |
| Delivery | A redirect to the destination URL. No file hosting, no roles, no API and no expiry. |
Checked on 29 October 2026. Rates and rules change, so confirm them before you move traffic, and tell us if something here is out of date. Sources: Sub2Unlock, Sub2Unlock tool, Sub2Unlock privacy policy.
There is no rate card, no balance and no withdrawal, because the money in the model is the platform's, not the publisher's. A million unlocks on Sub2Unlock earn the person who made the link nothing.
A gate that trades access for a subscription buys you a number. A member who unfollows a minute later keeps the thing they unlocked, because nothing about a follow can expire.
Social gates depend on a third-party API confirming the action. When that check breaks, or when the visitor is signed out, the unlock fails and nothing about your page can fix it.
One page per thing you sell, served from a portal domain you can point at your own domain. A sponsored offer and a card payment sit side by side, and what is handed over on completion is a Discord role with an expiry, a key, or a call to your own server. Nothing up front and nothing monthly: you keep 75% of every sale, the card processor's fee comes off first, and the 25% platform fee is taken when you withdraw. There is no payment account to connect.
It is not the right answer for every job on this page, which is why the section above exists. The full comparison covers how each tool differs, and the Discord guide covers what selling access to a server actually involves.
If you want to be paid rather than followed, a portal that takes payment or runs an offerwall. UnlockHub can put an offer route and a paid route on the same page, so a member who will not subscribe can still pay or complete a task, and you keep 75% of each sale.
No. There is no rate card, no publisher balance and no withdrawal, and its privacy policy says the site is funded by Google AdSense. Third-party pages quoting a $2 to $5 CPM for it appear to be describing a different service.
Not in the same portal: the reward has to be granted by something that can verify the completion. What publishers usually do is keep the social gate for content that costs them nothing and use a portal for the part that has to earn.
They are different currencies. An offer pays you and costs the member effort; a follow costs the member almost nothing and pays you nothing. Most servers end up wanting the offer route once the community is big enough to be worth monetizing.
Create a portal, put it in front of the thing worth paying for, and run the whole flow in a test session before any member sees a link.