Search for creators, order a package or request a custom quote, pay through secure payment, receive the video and approve it to release the payout. Here is the flow and the fees.
What the platform is for a brand
A place to find creators by language, country and category, order a service at a displayed price, and pay once the video is approved. The scope is written in advance, which avoids line-by-line negotiation, and the exchanges stay in one place, which avoids wasted back and forth.
How an order works, step by step
Seven steps, in order.
You search for a creator by language, country and category.
You choose a displayed package, or you send a custom request.
The payment is authorised at the time of the order.
The creator accepts, and the payment is captured.
You send the product and the brief.
The creator delivers within the stated time.
And you approve, which triggers the payout.
What it costs
Joining is free and there is no subscription. The displayed price is the one set by the creator; the platform adds a uniform service fee of six per cent, with a minimum of one euro fifty. There is no hidden commission and no tier that changes the rules after a few orders.
Why secure payment protects your brand
Six concrete guarantees.
The funds do not leave before the creator accepts.
The scope is set by the package, written in advance.
The number of corrections is known in advance.
The files reach you before final approval.
In case of non-delivery, the payment is refunded depending on the stage reached.
And the exchanges stay on record, which settles most disagreements.
When to ask for a custom quote
Seven situations where the standard package is not enough.
A shoot outdoors or at a specific location.
A product requiring a long preparation.
A series of videos with the same creator.
A rare language or variant.
A licence wider than the one offered.
A turnaround shorter than the displayed one.
And a category subject to particular checks.
What to prepare before ordering
Six items, ready before the first message.
The product, available to ship the same day.
The one-idea brief, written.
The permitted and forbidden sentences.
The formats expected and their use.
The person who will approve, with their availability.
And the date the video has to be live.
The mistakes of first orders
Six reflexes that spoil a first attempt.
Ordering five videos before testing the process.
Sending the product a week after the order.
Writing a two-page brief with six ideas.
Approving in three weeks, which shifts everything.
Asking for a correction outside the scope.
And judging the format on a single video.
Which languages and which markets
Six elements to filter on before ordering.
The language spoken, with its regional variant.
The creator's country of residence.
The product categories already filmed.
The setting available, kitchen, outdoors, office.
The formats delivered as standard.
And the usual delivery time.
What to compare between platforms
Seven criteria, more useful than comparing names.
The exact moment funds are authorised, captured and paid out.
The total fees, on the brand side and the creator side.
The ability to see profiles and videos before paying.
What happens when an order fails.
The usage rights included in the displayed price.
The real language coverage, variants included.
And the ability to request a custom service.
How to write a brief that produces a good video
Seven lines are enough.
The problem the product solves, in one sentence.
The person the video addresses.
The single idea to get across.
The permitted sentences, supplied as they are.
What must not be shown or said.
The formats expected and the delivery date.
And the name of the person who approves, with their turnaround.
What to do with the video once delivered
Six uses, from the most productive to the slowest.
Testing it in paid advertising on a small audience.
Placing it at the top of the product page.
Using it in reply to recurring questions.
Taking a still from it for visuals.
Sending it to your retailers, if the licence allows.
And keeping it to compare with the next one.
What speeds up an order
Five gestures, all free.
Sending the product on the day of the order.
Answering the creator's questions within the day.
Approving in one go, not in three messages.
Grouping your comments in a single document.
And warning in advance if your approver is away.
The path of an order, brand side
| Stage | What you do | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Posting the listing | You describe the product, the use, the budget | Creators apply |
| The selection | You choose a profile | You pay for the order |
| The production | You answer questions | The creator shoots |
| The approval | You accept or request a revision | The payment is released |
What speeds up a good selection
A listing naming the product, the intended use, the budget and the deadline. Listings with no budget receive few useful applications, whatever the brand's standing.
What the platform costs
Signing up and posting listings cost nothing. A 6% service fee with a 1.50 euro minimum is added on the brand side at ordering, and nothing else.
How to get started
Six steps, doable in the same week.
Filtering by language and category.
Watching two full videos per shortlisted creator.
Ordering a single package, the smallest.
Writing a one-idea brief.
Sending the product the same day.
And approving after watching the video in full.
One last marker: what makes an ordered video good is the clarity of the brief and the speed of your approval, far more than the price paid. Both are up to you.
Sources
- Portal do Empreendedor (MEI), Brazilian government
- Receita Federal, Brazilian tax authority
- Simples Nacional, official portal
Checked on 4 September 2026. Thresholds and rates change: where this guide and the official source disagree, the official source is right.
