The money is already there
A brief only reaches you after the brand has funded it. You are not chasing a purchase order after the post is live.
For creators
Funded before you accept. Paid on a date you can see.
Work on briefs where the money is already in escrow, publish on your own account, and watch the same engagement figures the brand is watching.
What changes
Most of this exists because getting paid late is normal here.
Nearly nine in ten creators we spoke to had been paid late or had a payment go wrong. The fix is not a nicer invoice — it’s funding the work before it starts.
It stays your account
You publish to your own Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or Facebook. You keep the post, the audience and the relationship. We read the numbers; we don't take the handle.
You see the date, not just the amount
Every pending payment carries the day it clears. “₦180,000, clears Friday 24 July” — because the question was never how much, it was when.
Offers come to you
No infinite scroll of briefs you can't win. You get assigned to campaigns you match, and only assigned creators can submit — so the ones you see are real.
Fees shown before you confirm
The full chain — what was agreed, what comes off, what lands in your account — is on screen before you press withdraw. Never after.
Your balance can be hidden
One tap masks every figure across the app, on every screen. You carry your earnings around on a phone; that shouldn't be on display.
Your earnings
Three numbers, and the middle one always carries a date.
“Pending” on its own is what makes people anxious. A pending amount with the day it clears next to it is just a fact.
Lifetime earned
₦4,120,000
Across every campaign you have delivered.
Clearing
₦180,000
Clears Friday 24 July · On schedule
Available now
₦265,000
Withdraw to any Nigerian bank account, in naira.
Your side of it
Connect once, then it’s five steps.
Connecting an account is a one-time grant of read access to your own posts. Everything after that happens per campaign, and you can revoke it whenever you want.
- 1 Connect your accountsInstagram, TikTok, YouTube or Facebook — whichever you work on. Read access to your own posts, nothing more.
- 2 Accept a briefYou see the fee, the deliverables, the usage terms and the funded state before you say yes.
- 3 Publish on your own accountThen paste the link. That is the whole submission.
- 4 Watch the numbers landReal engagement, read from the post, updating while the campaign runs — the same figures the brand is looking at.
- 5 WithdrawTo your bank account, in naira, with the full deduction chain shown before you confirm.
Straight answers
Fair questions.
What does connecting my account let you do?
Read the stats on your own posts, and only the ones attached to a brief you accepted. We can't post as you, we can't message from your account, and you can disconnect at any time from your settings.
When do I get paid?
Once the brand approves your submission, the payout is released from escrow to your payout destination. You see the clearing date on the pending balance from the moment the submission is approved — not after you ask.
What does it cost me?
Nothing to join and nothing taken from the fee you agreed. Your bank's transfer charge on a withdrawal is shown before you confirm it.
How is the performance part calculated?
From the real engagement on your post, read from the platform on a schedule while the campaign runs. It is the same figure the brand sees. If you outperform, that shows up in what you're paid.
What if I'm asked to take a post down?
Usage windows and takedown terms are agreed on the brief before you accept, so you know up front how long the post has to stay up. Nothing changes after the fact.
Do I need a big following?
No. Briefs are matched on fit and delivery history, not raw follower count — a 9,000-follower account that actually converts for a brief beats a bought 200,000.
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