Create a listing

Write your brief, set your budget, publish in a couple minutes.

Fill this out once — the preview on the right updates as you go, so you know exactly what creators will see.

1 The basics

Listing title

Category

City, state

Requires in-person / on-site content

2 How should creators respond?

Negotiate

Open to offers

Set a starting rate — creators can inquire or counter

Submit

Open call

Creators submit content directly — no pitch needed

3 What kind of content?

Video

🎥 Video

Short-form or long-form video content

Audio

🎙️ Audio

Voiceover, narration, podcast-style reads

Other

📄 Other

Something else — specify in your brief

4 The brief

What do you want made? (shown on your listing card)

5 What we're looking for

Suggested

Give creators a direction, but leave room for their own voice and style

Strict

Specific things that must be included — a price, a spec, exact requirements

What should creators know or feel free to riff on? Add one point per idea — each becomes its own bullet on your listing.

+ add another point

Shown to creators as "your creative call" — they're judged on the vibe, not exact wording.

Supplied footage or assets (optional)

+ add another file

This is source material, not a finished video — think b-roll, screen recordings, or product shots a creator can splice into their own edit. Creators keep full creative control over their final piece, supplied footage is something to use, never a script or a takeover of how it comes together. Up to 100MB per file.

6 Where does the content go?

Default

Creator posts it

Goes live on the creator's own account, to their own audience

Content licensing Coming soon

We buy the rights

You get the raw files to edit and run yourself — no posting required

How long can you use the content?

Worth knowing

Perpetual usage rights are typically priced above shorter terms — you're buying unlimited future use, not just a one-time post. Creators on similar listings often counter-offer 2–3x a 6-month rate for perpetuity. Expect that in negotiation, and budget accordingly.

Payment releases once your content has been live for the agreed window (see Budget step below).

7 Budget

Flat payment per creator

Number of creators

Since you're buying the rights outright, this is a flat one-time payment — no bonus tiers, no live-duration window. There's no ongoing post to measure performance against, so payment releases once you approve the delivered files.

Guaranteed base rate

Number of spots

Bonus tiers (optional)

+ add another tier

Bonus measurement window

A balanced default that works across most platforms.

This is also how long the content has to stay live before any payment releases — base included, not just bonuses. It's visible to the creator upfront and negotiable before terms lock.

Payment per accepted submission

Number of spots

Submissions open for (days)

Minimum time content must stay live before payment

Payment releases once approved content has been posted live for this long — not the moment it goes up. Protects you from content being taken down right after approval.

Platform fee applies on top of everything above — creators always receive the full amount you agree to. Your fee rate depends on your plan, plus a flat $4 fee charged once per completed deal (not once per bonus tier); see current rates.

Worth remembering: no platform can guarantee a piece of content performs — this is a calculated, targeted risk, not a sure thing. What's guaranteed is the process: clear terms, creator-reported stats (platform verification in development), and escrow protection.

Live preview — this is what creators will see

Your business name

Category·City, state

Negotiate

Your brief will appear here as you type it above.

Budget

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Spots

1 creator

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Write your brief, set your budget, publish in a couple minutes.