Revenue Share

Each video segment runs for approximately one month, and Revenue Share is calculated separately for each segment.

1 to 500 votes per video segment = S$2 payout per vote
Example: 500 votes = S$1,000

501 to 1,000 votes per video segment = S$3 payout per vote
Example: 501 votes = S$1,503 - once a contestant crosses 500 votes, all accumulated votes for that segment are paid at S$3 each

1,001 votes & above per video segment = S$4 payout per vote
Example: 1,001 votes = S$4,004 - once a contestant crosses 1,000 votes, all accumulated votes for that segment are paid at S$4 each

How Voting Works

1 vote = 1 payment checkout. Bulk voting options are unavailable, but voters may vote multiple times without a limit. For example, if you want to give a contestant 5 votes, you need to complete 5 separate payment checkouts.

Your Audience Can Become Your Earning Potential

You don't need to be a mega influencer to earn Revenue Share. What matters here is whether the public genuinely choose to support your pageant journey.

Below are illustrative scenarios only, based on hypothetical paid-vote conversion rates:

Nano influencer with around 5,000 followers
If approximately 150 paid votes are generated during one video segment:
150 votes × S$2 = S$300 Revenue Share

Micro influencer with around 30,000 followers
If approximately 450 paid votes are generated during one video segment:
450 votes × S$2 = S$900 Revenue Share

Macro influencer with around 250,000 followers
If approximately 1,875 paid votes are generated during one video segment:
1,875 votes × S$4 = S$7,500 Revenue Share

These examples are not guaranteed earnings. Follower count does not automatically translate into paid votes. A smaller but highly engaged audience can potentially generate more support than a much larger audience.

A Different Way to Support Your Ambitions

Young people increasingly use their skills, creativity and networks to pursue their goals.
Recently, Evelyn publicly sought more than S$82,000 in sponsorship for a master's programme at Singapore Management University, sparking a wider discussion about how young people can seek financial support for their goals.

Miss Gracious International Can Help

Instead of asking sponsors to fund your ambitions, contestants can raise funds through public voting during their pageant journey and use the funds for educational fees, living expenses or other goals. The more genuine public support you generate for your pageant journey, the more you can earn.