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# Overview

### Economy Overview

All Out offers players the option to buy a virtual currency called "Sparks", which function similar to Robux or V-Bucks on other platforms.

Developers can sell [Game Passes or Consumable items](/monetization/in-game-products.md) in their games for sparks.

### Revenue Sharing

If you'd like to monetize your game and receive revenue, please [reach out](/going-all-out/developer-support.md) to get set up.

Our typical revenue sharing agreement pays out **70% of the dollar value of sparks spent in your game.**

The dollar value of sparks spent is calculated and displayed on the info bubble on the Monetization page of the creator portal.

{% hint style="info" %}
The spark dollar value reflects the ratio of free, paid, and promotional pricing sparks we give out as part of daily bonuses, ads, and discounted packs.
{% endhint %}

### Payouts

While setting up revenue sharing, we'll send a contract that has specific payout terms based on your region and agreement, but typically we have a $100 minimum redemption and payout within 45 days of the end of the month.


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