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Rawly Creator Levels Explained: Bronze to Diamond

Every Rawly account starts at Bronze. You earn Jeton immediately — from winning challenges, voting in missions, and building your Score. But there is a gate between earning and withdrawing. That gate is your creator level.

Creator levels exist for two reasons. They prevent abuse by ensuring withdrawal capacity is tied to genuine platform participation. And they reward the creators who contribute the most to the community with progressively better economics.

This guide covers what each level requires, what it unlocks, and the fastest path from Bronze to Diamond.

The four Rawly creator levels

Bronze — the starting point

Bronze is where everyone begins. The requirements are low: 100 followers and 10 posts. Most active users hit Bronze within their first few weeks on the platform.

At Bronze, you are already earning. Every challenge win puts Jeton in your balance. Voting in missions earns a share of voter rewards. Other users can send you Token gifts, which convert to Jeton on receipt.

The one thing you cannot do at Bronze is withdraw to EUR. Your Jeton accumulates. It does not expire (with the exception of the 5-Jeton welcome bonus, which expires after 30 days). When you reach Silver, everything you have earned becomes withdrawable — subject to the monthly limit.

Bronze is not a penalty. It is the phase where you build your profile, find the challenges you win, and accumulate the follower base that justifies higher withdrawal capacity.

Silver — first real cash withdrawal

Silver unlocks real earnings. With 1,000 followers and 50 posts, you can submit a withdrawal request for up to 500 Jeton per month.

At €0.06 per Jeton, 500 Jeton equals €30 gross. After the €1.50 flat withdrawal fee and 15% Silver commission, your net payout is approximately €24. That is the floor — the first real payment from the platform.

The 15% commission is not a punishment. It funds platform operations and the prize pools that make challenges possible. As your level rises, that rate drops. Silver is the entry tier: you get access, the platform takes a modest cut.

At Silver, monthly withdrawals cap at 500 Jeton. If you earn more than that in a month, the surplus carries forward. Nothing is lost — it waits for your next withdrawal window.

Gold — serious creator tier

Gold requires 5,000 followers and 200 posts. These are not arbitrary thresholds — a creator with 5,000 followers and 200 posts has demonstrated sustained contribution to the community. Challenges they submit attract voters. Their presence has compounding value for the platform.

The reward is a 10x increase in monthly withdrawal capacity and a 5-point commission drop. Gold creators can withdraw up to 5,000 Jeton per month. At €0.06 per Jeton, that is €300 gross per month before the flat fee and commission.

1,000 Jeton withdrawn at Gold: €60 gross, minus €1.50 fee, minus 10% commission = €52.50 net. The same withdrawal at Silver would net €49.50. The economics compound as your level rises.

Diamond — the top tier

Diamond is not a level you reach by meeting a follower count alone. It requires 20,000 followers, and it is invite-only. That means the platform needs to recognize your contribution and extend an invitation.

Diamond is designed for creators whose presence materially shapes the platform — people whose challenge submissions set the standard, whose votes carry weight, and whose follower base represents genuine community influence.

The economic reward is proportionate. Diamond creators withdraw at 5% commission — the lowest rate on the platform. Up to 20,000 Jeton per month. At €0.06 per Jeton, that ceiling is €1,200 gross per month before the fee and 5% commission.

Most users will never need Diamond. Silver or Gold is the realistic target for a consistent, active creator on Rawly. Diamond is reserved for the top tier of platform contributors.

Commission explained with real numbers

Every withdrawal on Rawly has two costs: a flat €1.50 fee per request, and a percentage commission based on your creator level.

The minimum withdrawal on Rawly is 500 Jeton. Bronze creators cannot withdraw at all. For Silver and above, 500 Jeton is both the floor and the Silver monthly ceiling — meaning your first withdrawal is also your maximum at that level.

See the full withdrawal rules on the Jeton explained page.

How to level up faster

Creator level is determined by follower count and post count. Both grow fastest through the same activity: winning challenges.

• Post consistently in active missions. Every mission submission counts as a post toward your post requirement. Challenges that align with your strengths get votes. Votes bring visibility. Visibility brings followers.
• Win challenges. Challenge winners get featured prominently. Winning a well-funded challenge can bring dozens of new followers in a single day. Consistent wins compound quickly.
• Vote accurately. Voting in missions builds your Score and your Cursus Honorum rank (separate from creator level — more on that below). Higher Score and rank increase your vote weight, which makes your votes more influential in determining challenge outcomes, and earns you a share of voter rewards.
• Engage early on new challenges. Missions with high prize pools attract the most submissions and voters. Getting your submission in early means more exposure time before voting closes.
• Build through variety. Rawly has standard missions, private missions, and brand missions. Each type pays differently and attracts a different voter pool. Mixing challenge types broadens your exposure and keeps your post count growing steadily.

There is no shortcut to followers that works on Rawly. The platform has no algorithmic amplification, no promoted posts, no ad spend. Followers come from people seeing your work in challenge feeds and choosing to follow you. Quality and consistency are the only levers.

Creator level vs. Cursus Honorum rank

Rawly has two separate progression systems. They are often confused but track entirely different things.

Creator level — Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond — measures your withdrawal capacity. It is tied to follower count and post count. It determines how much Jeton you can withdraw per month and what commission rate applies.

Cursus Honorum — the civic rank system — measures your influence within the community. The ranks progress through Plebs, Quaestor, Aedile, Praetor, Consul, and Censor. Advancement is tied to account age, challenge volume, curation accuracy, and Jeton volume over time.

These two systems are independent. A user can be Silver creator level but hold a Praetor civic rank. A Diamond creator can still be at the Plebs rank if they have not met the Cursus Honorum requirements. Both advance simultaneously through the same underlying behaviors — posting, voting, participating in challenges — but they unlock different things.

Cursus Honorum rank affects your vote weight in challenge outcomes, unlocks civic privileges like endorsement power, and signals long-term platform trust. Creator level affects your cash withdrawal economics.

Read more about how the creator economy works on Rawly.

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