How to Keep Your eXantria Creator Page Active
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To keep your eXantria creator page active, post often enough for the people who pay to subscribe. If you charge a monthly subscription, the Terms of Service require a minimum of 2 posts per week and 10 posts per month that are available to your paid subscribers. If you miss that duty for a continuous period of 60 days, eXantria may mark the creator account inactive or unpublish the page.
This guide explains that rule in plain language. It also covers what changes if a page is marked inactive, and the exact steps the Terms give for bringing it back.
What it means to keep your eXantria creator page active
eXantria is run by Exantria Corp, a Wyoming corporation. The Terms describe it as a site where people upload photos and videos to a profile, set a monthly subscription price, and earn money from paying subscribers. An active page is one that stays in good order under those rules, including the posting minimum if you charge for a subscription.
The Start page says fans can back creators through subscriptions, tips, and exclusive content. None of that helps if paying subscribers cannot find new posts, or if the page itself is unpublished. Regular subscriber posts are how you keep the page visible and usable.
The posting minimum if you charge a subscription
Section 10 of the Terms, “Creators Obligations,” is specific. Creators who charge a monthly subscription fee must publish a minimum of 2 posts per week and 10 posts per month that are available to their paid subscribers.
Two details matter:
- The count applies if you charge a monthly subscription.
- Those posts have to be available to paid subscribers, not only sitting as ideas in a draft folder.
The FAQ gives a second reason to take this seriously. It lists “insufficient subscriber posts as required per month according to the website terms” as one reason a payment can be late. Meeting the minimum protects both your page and your payout request.
A practical way to hit the numbers is to plan the week in advance. Our guide to planning a weekly posting schedule on eXantria walks through that habit. If you run out of subjects, start from 30 content ideas for eXantria creators and adapt them to what your subscribers already like.
What happens if your page becomes inactive
If a creator fails to meet the minimum posting requirements for a continuous period of 60 days, eXantria may mark the creator account as inactive or unpublish the page. The Terms list what can follow:
- New subscriptions and auto-renewals may be paused or blocked.
- The page may become undiscoverable in search and explore pages.
- Existing content remains stored on the platform but may be hidden from fans until the creator reactivates the page.
- Existing fan subscriptions may be cancelled.
- User payments may be refunded.
That is a hard reset for the people who already support you. The Terms also say creators will normally receive advance notice, by email and/or an in-platform notification, before this action is taken. Treat that notice as a deadline to post, not as optional reading.
How to reactivate an inactive page
The Terms give a clear reactivation path. To reactivate an inactive account, the creator must:
- Log in to their account.
- Publish at least one subscriber post per day.
- Upload a total of at least 5 subscriber posts.
Once these conditions are met, the account will be marked active again and the page will become visible to fans. Do not invent extra steps, and do not skip the daily subscriber post while you are climbing to five. Both parts are required.
How to stay ahead of the 60-day mark
The simplest defense is a posting rhythm you can keep. Two subscriber posts a week already meets the weekly floor. Ten subscriber posts a month meets the monthly floor. Building a small buffer, such as drafting a few posts when you have more time, makes a busy week less risky.
New creators can fold this into their first month. Your first 30 days on eXantria is a week-by-week plan for getting the page ready and posting on schedule from the start.
Quality still counts. The Terms reserve the right to remove low-quality and blurred images, and to remove posts with excessive pricing. A rushed, blurry upload that gets taken down does not help you or your subscribers. Post clearly, and keep the work you would be willing to show a paying fan.
What you can post, and what to avoid
The FAQ says you can share photos, videos, text, and other materials as user content. It also says interactions should stay respectful and within the Terms. eXantria supports private messaging and other interactive features, so you can talk with your audience as well as publish on your page.
The Terms set hard limits. Adult-oriented content is not allowed. You cannot advertise Viber and other platforms. Use your social media links only in your profile settings. Creators who advertise their own channels, or who sell their services outside the platform while using eXantria, will be banned. Violence, violent material, and violent or abusive language are not tolerated.
Read the fuller list in what content is allowed on eXantria before you publish anything you are unsure about. It is better to check than to lose posts, or the page itself.
Visibility and privacy are separate settings
Staying active is not the same as staying listed in every public view. The FAQ says you can hide your profile from Search, Page Explore, and Explore Creators by adjusting visibility settings. The path it gives is Menu > Settings > Privacy.
If you hide the profile on purpose, that is your choice. If the account is marked inactive, the Terms say the page may become undiscoverable even if you did not choose that. Keep the two situations distinct when you look at your dashboard.
Short answers
How many posts do I need if I charge a subscription?
A minimum of 2 posts per week and 10 posts per month, available to your paid subscribers, according to the Terms.
What if I miss the minimum for 60 days in a row?
eXantria may mark the account inactive or unpublish the page. New subscriptions and auto-renewals may stop, the page may leave search and explore, content may be hidden from fans, existing subscriptions may be cancelled, and user payments may be refunded.
How do I reopen the page?
Log in, publish at least one subscriber post per day, and upload a total of at least 5 subscriber posts. The Terms say the account is then marked active again and the page becomes visible to fans.
Will I get a warning first?
The Terms say creators will normally receive advance notice by email and/or an in-platform notification before the action is taken.
Is it free to open a creator account?
The Start page says you can create a free account and that no credit card is required. The FAQ tells new creators to register at eXantria.com/signup with accurate personal information and to submit identification for verification. Approval may take a few days.
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