It has been clear for some time that online talent are not particularly happy with YouTube’s payment structure, and other platforms are beginning to offer them better compensation.

It has been clear for some time that online talent are not particularly happy with YouTube’s payment structure, and other platforms are beginning to offer them better compensation. Now VHX, nicknamed the “Netflix for the everyman,” allows creators to brand their own websites, set their own prices, and sell subscription services directly to fans. VHX says the service is perfect for makers of short films and documentaries, work out videos, and educational course. Current clients include yogi Rachel Brathen to comedian Aziz Ansari. (Fast Company)