The bonuses are goal-oriented, fee-free monthly programs paid to creators as rewards for their progress toward the goal. In addition to the monetization tools, Meta is also testing a Horizon Worlds Creator Bonus program in the US. Users who wish to purchase these items must be 18 years old or older and in the US and Canada. They’ll allow the creators to sell virtual items and effects within their worlds-for example, access to a new part of a world or to attachable accessories for a fashion world.
The details: Horizon Worlds’ creator tools will be made available only to a select handful of creators during the testing phase. Meta’s testing of the new monetization tools is one more step in that direction and in expanding its $10 million Horizon Creators Fund.
Why it matters: Meta is consistently trying to find new ways to support creators as part of its vision for the metaverse, which is a place where creators can earn a living and users can purchase digital goods, services and experiences. Meta announced it’s testing new tools to help Horizon Worlds creators earn money by selling virtual items and experiences within their worlds in addition to a Horizon Worlds Creator Bonus program. Horizon Worlds Tests New Creator Monetization Tool, Bonus Program This week in social media news, Meta’s Horizon Worlds is testing a feature allowing creators to sell virtual items and experiences, TikTok opens its Effect House beta to allow anyone to build Community Effects, Pinterest API (v5) brings open access to all developers and more.
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