Can a donor suggest a tree or a cut?

Yes. Viewers write the tree or the action they want in the message, and you read it on air and decide which one to pick next.

Does the alert work in a calm session?

Yes. The alert is an OBS Browser Source, so you can set it to appear briefly and never cover the quiet close-up shot.

How much does Donator take?

Donator keeps only a small platform fee to run and grow the platform, and sends the rest straight to your Georgian bank account in GEL.

Why Donator instead of a foreign donation service?

Foreign donation services are tuned for other markets, and payouts often route to a foreign wallet, slowly and with extra cost. On Donator, a donation arrives by any bank card, Georgian or foreign, so a viewer in the diaspora can back you too, and the payout drops straight into a Georgian bank in GEL. Donator was built Georgian-language-first from day one.

Industry: Bonsai

Bonsai stream donations in Georgia

Bonsai stream donations in Georgia support slow, live sessions of pruning, wiring, and styling miniature trees for a calm audience on screen. A bonsai streamer on Donator takes donations by any bank card, a tree or a cut chosen by the viewers rides along with the donation itself, and the money lands in a Georgian bank, TBC or Bank of Georgia, in GEL.

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A donation as a styling choice

On a bonsai stream, viewers want you to pick a specific tree, trim a branch, or name a tree. A donation moves that choice to the front of the line, and you pick the next step from the donor's wish.

With Donator, viewers send a donation by card with no registration, so suggesting the styling and supporting the stream happen in a single move.

An alert that keeps the tree in focus

The donation alert shows through an OBS Browser Source, and you place it in a screen corner so the close-up of the tree and the movement of your hands stay free.

In a calm session, the alert appears briefly and never breaks the meditative mood, so viewers still notice a donation.

Any card and diaspora support

A bonsai lover often lives beyond borders. Because payment works with any card, Georgian or foreign, a Georgian in the diaspora backs a bonsai stream just as easily as a local viewer.

A donor needs no registration, so it is a single step from the choice to the support.

Payout to a Georgian bank, in GEL

The donations you collect reach a Georgian bank, TBC or Bank of Georgia, directly in GEL, with no currency conversion and no foreign wallet.

Donator is Georgia's first and best donation platform, an official partner of TBC and Bank of Georgia, and it keeps only a small platform fee from the donations to grow the platform.

For a bonsai streamer: Donator vs foreign services
	Donator	Foreign service
Payment for a choice	Any card, GEL	Often needs a foreign wallet
Payout	TBC or Bank of Georgia, in GEL	Often hard or limited
Alert near the tree	Free positioning, via OBS	Similar

Questions from bonsai streamers

Can a donor suggest a tree or a cut?: Yes. Viewers write the tree or the action they want in the message, and you read it on air and decide which one to pick next.
Does the alert work in a calm session?: Yes. The alert is an OBS Browser Source, so you can set it to appear briefly and never cover the quiet close-up shot.
How much does Donator take?: Donator keeps only a small platform fee to run and grow the platform, and sends the rest straight to your Georgian bank account in GEL.
Why Donator instead of a foreign donation service?: Foreign donation services are tuned for other markets, and payouts often route to a foreign wallet, slowly and with extra cost. On Donator, a donation arrives by any bank card, Georgian or foreign, so a viewer in the diaspora can back you too, and the payout drops straight into a Georgian bank in GEL. Donator was built Georgian-language-first from day one.

Donator: Georgia's first and best donation platform for streamers, on its way to becoming the only platform a streamer needs and expanding across the Caucasus region.

In official partnership with Georgia's leading banks, TBC and Bank of Georgia.