Discord is testing a new way for creators to monetize their communities with Premium Subscriptions.

TikTok is rewarding creators with Creator Next, a new initiative aimed at helping creators monetize and develop their communities.

Pinterest enters the world of creator monetization with new tools to help creators monetize and partner with brands.

Clubhouse’s new Payments tool lets creators receive payments in-app from their fans.

Dubsmash recently launched Shoutouts, a new Cameo-like feature to help creators monetize on the platform. Shoutouts enable users to pay creators to create personalized videos that live on the creator's page for 24 hours and can help boost the payers' own profile.

Twitch is testing a new interactive ad format called Multipleplayer Ads, which allows creators to show the same ad to a majority of their viewers simultaneously and earn Bits.

Triller has launched a new live streaming feature that enables creators to live stream content to their audience. Creators can also monetize their live streams through paywall and donation features.

Teespring announced the launch of Digital Products, a new feature that enables creators to sell non-physical assets including e-services, digital events, printable products, and much more.

TikTok announced the TikTok Creator Fund, a new $200 million initiative aimed at supporting and paying the top creators on its platform.

Amazon announced it’s expanding its Amazon Influencer Program and allowing influencers to go live via Amazon Live and earn commissions on products that they feature in their live stream.

Instagram has started to reach out to its top video creators to test an advertising program for IGTV this spring that would pay creators 55% of advertising dollars.

Tom Leung, YouTube’s director of product management, revealed that the Google-owned platform is testing a new way for creators to sell ads to brands in the latest video of YouTube’s Creator Insider series.