MV Club vs Vid Store vs Bundles: Where Each Video Goes on ManyVids

ManyVids sorts your content into three selling formats: the Vid Store, Vid Bundles, and your Club (often just called MV Club). Each works differently, pays a different share, and suits different content. A new release belongs in one, your back catalog earns more in another, and the posts that keep members renewing live in the third. Sorted well, the same videos earn twice: once from buyers who pay per clip, again from fans who pay monthly.

The three formats at a glance

• Vid Store: individual videos sold one at a time. Prices are yours between $1.99 and $999.99, and the creator share is 60%.
• Vid Bundles: a recurring subscription that unlocks all or most of your vids. Members pick 1, 3, 6, or 12 months, prices run from $39.99 to $999.99, and the share is 60%.
• Club: a private monthly membership built on exclusive posts. You set the price between $1.99 and $29.99 a month, and the share is 80%, the best rate on ManyVids.

Vid Store: one video, one sale

The Vid Store is your storefront. Every vid you list can be bought on its own, and buyers find it through search, category pages, and niche tags, not through your follower count. A buyer with a specific taste can land on your page knowing nothing about you and check out in two minutes.

It suits fresh releases. A new vid has the strongest pull in the weeks after you publish it, and individual sales are the fastest way to turn browsing into money. You price each vid between $1.99 and $999.99; since October 2025 NSFW vids cannot be listed for free, though SFW vids still can. The creator share on vid sales is 60%.

Vid Bundles: subscription access to your catalog

A Vid Bundle turns your catalog into a subscription. A member picks a length, one, three, six, or twelve months, and pays a recurring fee for access to all of your vids, though you can exclude specific ones. You decide between downloads and streaming only, and you can make a vid exclusive to the bundle, so subscribing is the only way to watch it.

Bundles do two jobs. They give fans who want everything a simple way to get it, and they keep older vids earning after the first wave of sales is over. You need five vids for sale before you can switch a bundle on, and you set a price for each length, from $39.99 to $999.99. The share is 60%, same as single vids, but the same fan can pay it again at every renewal. Members also keep their joining price as long as the subscription auto-renews.

Your Club: the membership that pays 80%

The Club is the subscription layer of your page, and it pays the best rate on the platform: 80%. You set a monthly price between $1.99 and $29.99, and members receive exclusive posts, pics, vids, and written notes that never appear in your store. Fans can see how many pieces are inside before they subscribe.

That makes the Club the place for everything the store cannot sell: behind-the-scenes posts, photo sets, teaser clips, series continuations, and full vids you deliberately hold back. An active Club also feeds discovery. ManyVids lists new and trending Clubs where browsing members can find you, and getting on the Newest Clubs tab takes a portrait, an avatar, and three vid plus three pic posts.

Where each video goes

Three checks sort each new piece of content:

1. If it can sell on its own, list it in the Vid Store while it is fresh. Individual sales capture buyers who want one clip and nothing else.
2. If you want it to keep earning after the launch burst, leave it in your Vid Bundle, or add it once the first wave of sales ends. Catalog vids in a bundle turn old work into recurring income.
3. If it builds the membership, post it to your Club, where your share is highest. A piece that lives only in the Club or only in the bundle is what makes a subscription worth renewing.

The store catches the buyer who wants one clip. The bundle catches the fan who wants the whole catalog. The Club catches the loyalist who wants everything plus what you sell nowhere else. Listing in the store and stopping there leaves the recurring half of the platform unused.

What each sale pays

The commission table decides where identical content earns more. ManyVids publishes the rates per product, current as of September 2026:

• 80% to the creator: Club subscriptions, custom vids, tips, and store items.
• 60% to the creator: vid sales, vid bundles, contest votes, and pay-to-open messages.

For the Club, that gap compounds. A member who renews pays the 80% again every month. That is why the membership deserves your best ideas instead of your leftovers.

Where Winkinky fits

Keeping three selling formats alive on ManyVids takes routine; doing it everywhere you post takes a system. Winkinky runs the whole operation from one dashboard: upload a clip once, set the title, description, and schedule once, and it goes out to ManyVids, Fansly, Clips4Sale, iWantClips, LoyalFans, Fanvue, and the rest of the 15 supported platforms. The Content Vault keeps your catalog ready to reuse, the AI inbox answers messages from every platform in one place, and analytics show which format and platform actually earn. Pricing is flat monthly with a free tier to start, Winkinky takes no cut of your sales, and setup takes about 10 minutes.

What to do next

1. Open your ManyVids store and flag vids older than a month. Those are your bundle candidates.
2. Once you have five vids listed, switch on a Vid Bundle with a price for each length.
3. Seed your Club with three vids and three pics, set a monthly price you can defend, and schedule a week of posts.
4. Pick one exclusive: a vid that lives only in the bundle or only in the Club.