The artist payment threshold is the minimum account balance you need to reach before Redbubble sends you a payment. Payments are made monthly, and if your account balance doesn't meet the threshold by the end of the payment period, your earnings roll over to the following month.
Beginning July 1, 2026, the payment threshold on Redbubble is to be lowered from $20 / £20 / €20 to $10 / £10 / €10. To receive a payment, independent artists must earn $10 / £10 / €10 or more and have valid payment details on their account.
Why is Redbubble making this change?
We want to get your money to you as quickly as possible. Lowering the threshold means more artists will reach the minimum balance needed for a payout each month, so fewer earnings sit waiting, and more payments go out.
This amount is calculated from orders shipped the previous month and after any applicable account fees are deducted. Learn more about account fees and how they are calculated based on your earnings.
You can see if you're eligible for a payment by checking your Account Balance on your Payment History page. Additionally, you'll receive a remittance email with all your payment details.
Didn't reach the threshold?
If your earnings have not reached $10 / £10 / €10 after any applicable account fees are deducted, your earnings will continue to accumulate until reaching the threshold and be paid in the following pay period. Account fees are only deducted from your new earnings each pay period, not from what rolls over.