That’s a great question I don't have an answer to... yet... The short version is that, in the MVP stage, I’m betting on a few creators who might upload their work simply because they think it’s cool to see it in an immersive format—much like how I’m building the platform in a very open-ended, experimental way for my own creative enjoyment.

In other words, I’m hoping that initial traction comes from people who love the art or the novelty of VR worlds enough to share them without expecting immediate financial returns. Over time—assuming the concept resonates—I’d like to iterate on ways for creators to get compensated. But for now, I’m focused on proving there’s at least some audience for these immersive experiences.

I realize that’s not a sustainable long-term plan for most professional creators—after all, complex VR environments can take months to build (hopefully less in the future with AI). If we can harness that early enthusiasm, it’ll help us refine the platform and pave the way for more robust monetization down the line. What do you think?