Post a campaign with the payout on the front of it and let eligible creators take the slots — or invite named creators from your roster, which reserves a slot for 72 hours. You review once.
Every submission arrives as a finished bundle: a live link or a screenshot for each channel the brief required. Approve it, or write a reason. Say nothing for 48 hours and it approves itself, which is the same rule creators are relying on.
Publish openly and let eligible creators claim, or invite named creators from your roster — an invitation holds their slot for 72 hours and nobody else can take it in the meantime.
Every post, decision and payment is stored against the job with a transaction hash and an explorer link. What was agreed, what was delivered and what was paid are one page rather than four conversations.
Nothing beyond the payouts you set. No take rate, no listing fee, no subscription, and no retainer — the platform never holds the money, so there is no float and nothing to reconcile.
Clear the verification check, then publish a campaign with a fixed payout, a brief, the channels it needs and a slot count. Eligible creators claim the slots, publish, and submit their links for you to approve.
Yes. You can invite named creators from your roster instead of publishing openly, and an invitation reserves that creator a slot for 72 hours.
It approves itself 48 hours after it was submitted, and the payment is owed. That rule is deliberate and it is not adjustable — it is what makes the board worth taking work from.
The payouts you set, and nothing else. No platform fee, no take rate, no subscription, no listing fee.
Directly from your own wallet in US dollars, on TRON or Solana. The platform records and verifies the payment; it never custodies it.