Workflow illustrations below use sample content, not actual customer records.
Five steps from idea to a cut you approved.
Creators and brands follow the same path. Brands add seats and approvals on top; the money moves the same way.
Write the brief once.
- Fixed, per-video, CPM, retainer or hourly
- Public, application-only or invite-only
- Free to post — nothing is charged yet
Ongoing work for a creator who posts daily and needs a reliable editor.
Compare real applicants, not portfolios.
- Verified on-time and response rates
- Bids side by side
- Message before you hire
Fund escrow. Work starts.
Review on the frame.
- Notes pinned to the exact second
- Resolve notes as they are fixed
- Revisions counted against the package
Colour is a little cool compared to the rest of the batch.
Can we lose this b-roll? It slows the middle down.
This is the moment. Consider making it the opener.
Approve, and the editor is paid.
One click on the version you are happy with.
$5.40 moves to the editor's balance, commission already withheld.
Pending for 5 days, then withdrawable.
Both sides rate the order. It stays attached to the order, not a landing page.
No answer from the client? Escrow releases on its own 5 days after delivery.
Four steps from profile to bank account.
Build a profile that shows your craft, set your rates, and apply for briefs that match your skills.
Publish a profile with real prices.
Apply to briefs that are already budgeted.
- Answer the client's screening questions
- Attach samples from your portfolio
- Propose your own price and date
Upload versions, resolve notes.
Watch the money arrive.
Eight states, and who each one is waiting on.
The status is the same on both sides of the order, so there is never a question about whose move it is. Counts are live.
What keeps both sides honest.
No editor starts on an unfunded order, and no client pays for work they have not seen.
A delivery that gets no answer releases automatically. Silence is not a payment term.
Either side can raise a dispute before release. Funds stay put until a reviewer rules: release, refund or split.
Agree the turnaround before hiring. Each order records its delivery deadline, submitted files and review history.
Run one order and you will know how the rest go.
Post a brief for free and see real applicants by tomorrow, or set up a profile and apply to briefs that are already budgeted.