X — formerly Twitter — is the shortest campaign there is: one post, one link, one approval. Here is every state that post passes through, with nothing left out.
No rate card, no DM negotiation, no media kit. A brand names a figure and a brief; a creator takes the slot or passes. What is read on the card is what lands in the wallet.
A submission is the live x.com status URL, pasted back. Where a format expires rather than persists — a story on another network — a screenshot stands in its place, but on X the link is the record.
The review window runs from the moment the link is submitted. A brand that says nothing has approved it, and the payment is owed at the end of the window whether or not anyone opened the email.
A campaign is not limited to one network. X alongside LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, Facebook or YouTube submits as a single bundle — a partial submission is not a state the system has.
Yes. X is one of six networks a campaign can require, alongside LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, Facebook and YouTube. A submission on X is the live status link.
Whatever the brand printed on the campaign. There is no rate card and no negotiation in either direction — the figure is fixed before anyone accepts, and nothing is deducted from it.
The submission and its approval are recorded against the job, as is the payment hash. The record does not depend on the post staying up, which is also why a screenshot is accepted for formats that expire by design.
Yes, and they submit together as one bundle. Every required channel needs its link or screenshot before the submission is complete.