What happens if the pilot does not work out?
Either side may decline to continue, and no reason is required. The partnership agreement
contains a single election page. One box commits both parties to the twelve month term. The other
releases both parties entirely, with no termination fee and no damages. You keep a license to your
finished pilot episode for your own promotional use.
Is the pilot fee refundable?
No. The pilot fee is due before production begins and is earned when production starts. It covers
real work: strategy, branding, original music, studio setup, a full production day, and post
production. It is not a deposit.
Do I have to leave YouTube?
No, and you should not. Every program simulcasts to YouTube and Facebook Live. Treat those
platforms as the top of your funnel and DX Virtual TV as where you get produced, paid, and
positioned.
How does the revenue share work with no audience threshold?
DX Virtual TV shares advertising revenue attributable to your program regardless of how many people
watch it. There is no subscriber count to reach and no watch-hour minimum. Your partnership fee pays
for the infrastructure. The revenue share is upside on top of it.
Who owns the show?
You own your name, your likeness, and everything you say. DX Tech Solutions owns the branding,
the music, the graphics, and the edited masters it produces, and licenses them to your program for
the life of the partnership. The full terms, including a buyout option, are in the partnership
agreement.
Who is this for?
Black business owners, professional service practitioners, and entrepreneurs with genuine expertise
and something to say. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Broadcast Partners submit a
sample episode. EP/P Partners begin with a paid pilot.