One fee. Paid by the brand.
Free until money moves. The fee appears only when a booking does, sits on top of the creator’s rate, and falls as you spend.
Creators keep 100% of their rate. Agencies pay nothing; their commission goes on top, and their clients’ spend pools onto this ladder.
Every line of a booking, before you book one.
The same arithmetic as the real checkout. Rights and rush add-ons are priced by the creator and go to the creator, every cent. The fee is on the total the creator and any agency receive.
Runs on the creator account only. The add-on is the creator’s price and the creator’s money.
Everything, until money moves.
Free
- Search, with every filter
- Briefs, applicants, bulk keep and pass
- Shortlists and the compare table
- Messaging and the order room
- Reports, measured hourly
- Creator, brand and agency accounts
When you book
- On top of the creator’s rate, at checkout
- Escrow, the written agreement, the dispute path
- Falls to 9% past €50,000 a year
- Falls to 8% past €100,000
- Per sale: 10% of what the creator earned, once
Never
- Subscriptions
- Minimums or retainers
- A cut from the creator
- Set-up, account or payout fees
- A share of your sales
Slide a year of spend along the ladder.
The tier is worked out from a rolling 365 days of what you were actually charged, and it moves on its own.
€20,000 more and it drops to 9%. Creators keep 100% at every tier.
The same fee, on what the creator earned.
A per-sale order charges once, after the term, and only on what sold. The fee is 10% of the creator’s share, never a share of your sales.
Each order: €89 list, €80.10 after the 10% code, €66.75 net of VAT. Refunds come off first.
15% plus 1.5% is 16.5% of net, not 25%. Silence approves the statement 30 days after the term; the creator is paid within 2.
Same invoice for the brand. A different cheque for the creator.
Most marketplaces take their cut from the creator’s side, typically around 15%, and charge the brand on top of that. Here the brand pays one fee and the creator keeps the rate.
| On a €425 Reel | The usual marketplace | Wibbii |
|---|---|---|
| Creator lists €425, receives | €361 (−15%, typical) | €425 |
| Brand pays | €468 | €468 |
| Escrow on every booking | Sometimes | Always |
| Audience data, tracking, reporting | Paid tier | Free, always |
| Payout after approval | 14 to 30 days | 2 days |
| Silence after delivery | Chasing | Approves after 5 days |
The usual column is an illustration of a common model, not a quote from any one company.
Six things you would otherwise pay for, or go without.
Versioned offers; the accepted version is the contract, pinned on the order.
Funded at booking, held while the work happens, released on approval or refunded by ruling.
Nobody chases anybody. Delivered and unanswered approves itself.
To the creator in full, from approval, without an invoice.
Open, evidence, ruled, with a deadline. Escrow freezes only while it is open.
Views, engagement and audience pulled hourly from the connected account into a report you own.
Straight answers about money
Is there a subscription or a minimum?+
No. Nothing to subscribe to, nothing to commit to. Search, briefs, applicants, shortlists, messaging and reports are free. The fee shows up on a booking and nowhere else.
Who pays the fee?+
The brand, or the agency booking for a brand. It is added on top of the creator’s rate at checkout, so the rate on the card is what the creator receives.
Do creators pay anything?+
No. Not to join, not to list, not on a booking, not on payout. Rights and rush add-ons are priced by the creator and go to the creator in full.
How is the tier worked out?+
From what you were actually charged over the rolling last 365 days. Cross €50,000 and the next booking pays 9%; cross €100,000 and it pays 8%. No plan to choose and nothing to renew.
What about agencies?+
Agencies pay no fee of their own. Their commission is added on top of the creator’s rate and shown everywhere. When an agency books for a client, that spend counts on the agency’s ladder.
And Per sale?+
The same one fee, on what the creator earned: 10% of the creator’s share, charged once after the term, never a share of your sales. Nothing sold means nothing charged.
Free until you book. Then one number.
10% on top, falling to 9% and 8%. Escrow, a written agreement, disputes ruled against it and measured results, all inside the fee.