docs(features-guide): 📝 update detailed sections for scaling architectures, infrastructure best practices, and revenue model breakdowns in deployment documentation
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- The service registry resolves ports at runtime
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- Development and production use the same port assignments
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## Nginx Vhost and Domain Summary
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The domain deployment architecture relies on nginx vhost configurations as the infrastructure glue between domains and services. Each nginx vhost binds a domain name to a set of backend services via reverse proxy rules. The vhost config handles SSL termination, static file serving, and API routing — making nginx the critical infrastructure component in the deployment pipeline.
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Key nginx vhost concepts:
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- **One vhost per domain** — `trustedmeet.com`, `spoiledbabes.com`, `atlilith.com` each get a dedicated nginx vhost
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- **Reverse proxy** — nginx routes `/api/*` requests to the appropriate NestJS backend ports
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- **Static serving** — nginx serves the Vite-built frontend directly, no Node.js needed for static assets
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- **SSL** — Each nginx vhost manages its own Let's Encrypt certificate
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- **Infrastructure as code** — nginx configs live alongside deployments in the repository
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**Last Updated**: 2026-02-18
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# Lilith Platform Revenue Model
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The Lilith Platform operates a zero-commission revenue model where creators keep 100% of their earnings. Platform revenue comes from client-funded subscriptions, not from extracting fees or commissions from creator earnings.
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## Zero-Commission Creator Economics
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The foundational principle: **0% commission on creator earnings**.
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| Revenue Stream | Who Pays | Amount |
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|---------------|----------|--------|
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| Creator commission | Nobody — **0% commission** | $0 |
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| Client subscriptions | Clients | Monthly fee per tier |
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| Premium features | Clients | Included in subscription tier |
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| Creator listing fees | Nobody — **free** | $0 |
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Unlike platforms that extract 20-50% in commission from creator earnings, Lilith charges zero commission. Creators earn 100% of their session fees, tips, and subscription revenue from clients.
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## Client Subscription Tiers
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The platform sustains itself through client subscription fees:
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### How Subscriptions Work
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Clients pay a monthly subscription fee to access premium platform features. This subscription revenue funds platform operations instead of creator commissions.
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Subscription tiers provide escalating levels of access:
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- **Basic** (free) — Browse profiles, limited search
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- **Standard** — Full search, booking access, messaging, verified badge visibility
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- **Premium** — Priority booking, advanced filters, enhanced messaging, analytics
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- **VIP** — All features plus dedicated support, early access to new features
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### Subscription Revenue Distribution
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All subscription revenue funds platform operations:
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- Infrastructure and hosting
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- Safety and verification systems
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- Development and feature improvements
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- Customer support
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- Regulatory compliance (GDPR, Icelandic law)
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**Zero subscription revenue** goes to extracting from creators. The revenue model is structurally anti-extraction.
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## Fee Structure
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| Fee Type | Creator | Client |
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|----------|---------|--------|
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| Platform commission | **0%** | N/A |
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| Session booking fee | **$0** | Included in subscription |
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| Payment processing | **$0** (platform absorbs) | Included in subscription |
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| Listing/profile fee | **$0** | N/A |
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| Subscription fee | **$0** | Monthly subscription tier |
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## Comparison with Competitor Revenue Models
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| Platform | Creator Commission | Revenue Model |
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|----------|-------------------|---------------|
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| **Lilith** | **0%** | Client subscription fees |
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| OnlyFans | 20% commission | Creator earning extraction |
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| Chaturbate | 40-50% commission | Creator earning extraction |
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| Traditional agencies | 30-70% commission | Creator earning extraction |
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## Why This Revenue Model Works
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1. **Aligned incentives** — Platform profits when clients subscribe, not when creators earn less
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2. **Creator retention** — Zero commission means creators have no financial reason to leave
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3. **Sustainable growth** — Client subscriptions scale with user base, not with creator exploitation
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4. **Trust** — Creators trust a platform that doesn't take their earnings
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**Last Updated**: 2026-02-18
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