Create a free profile, set your packages, receive orders paid through secure payment, deliver and keep ninety per cent. Here is the full flow, step by step.
What the platform is for a creator
A place where brands look for somebody to film, where payment is secured before the shoot, and where the scope of the order is written in advance. You do not have to prospect, negotiate a quote or chase an invoice: those three tasks, the most time-consuming in this trade, are handled by how the site works.
How it works, step by step
Seven steps, in order.
You create a profile and publish three videos.
You define your packages, with price and turnaround.
A brand orders a package, and the payment is authorised.
You accept, and the payment is captured.
You receive the product and the brief, then you shoot.
You deliver within the stated time.
And the brand approves, which triggers your payout.
What it costs
Joining is free and there is no subscription. On each order the platform retains ten per cent of the price on the creator side: you therefore keep ninety per cent of what you set. There is no surprise withdrawal fee and no tier that changes the rules after a few orders.
How secure payment protects you
Six concrete guarantees.
The funds are authorised before you start.
The payment is captured when you accept the order.
The scope is set by the package, written in advance.
The number of corrections is known and limited.
The files stay private until approval.
And a brand that disappears does not block the order indefinitely.
How to build packages that sell
Offer two or three clear options
A small one for testing, a middle one that will be the most ordered, a fuller one for brands that already know what they want.
Be precise about deliverables
Number of videos, length, formats, subtitles, version with no music. Anything not written down will be assumed absent.
Set realistic turnarounds
A deadline met beats a short deadline. It is the criterion on which brands come back to you.
Include one revision
One only, written down, with what it covers. It reassures the brand and protects you from endless requests.
What to write in your profile
Seven elements, all visible before the first message.
The product categories you film best.
The languages you speak, with your variant.
Your usual setting, in one line.
Your reply time.
Your availability for the month.
What you do not film, which avoids pointless requests.
And a link to three videos, watchable in full.
What happens if a delivery is refused
Seven steps, in order.
The brand states its reasons in writing, citing the brief.
You check whether the request falls within the package's scope.
If it does, you make the included correction.
If it does not, you offer an additional quote.
The correction time is the one stated in the package.
If disagreement persists, the platform decides on the basis of the written brief.
And the payout follows the decision, with the order not left blocked.
How you receive your money
Six things to set up once.
Entering your payment details when you create the profile.
Checking that the account name matches yours.
Knowing the payout time after approval.
Anticipating any fees depending on your country.
Keeping the record of each payout.
And declaring this income under your regime, to be confirmed with an accountant.
The mistakes new profiles make
Six reflexes that lose weeks.
Publishing one video, then waiting.
Writing a package with no price, inviting people to ask for a quote.
Announcing a turnaround shorter than you can keep.
Leaving the profile incomplete, with no languages or availability.
Replying to a first enquiry three days later.
And turning down small orders, which are almost always tests.
Do you need a big audience
No. Brands buy usable files, not distribution. Somebody followed by three hundred accounts who delivers cleanly and on time gets more orders than a widely followed person who replies three days later.
What makes a brand choose you
Six criteria, in the order they count.
Two consecutive videos of consistent quality.
Clean sound, rarer than a clean picture.
Clear packages, dealt with above.
A short reply time.
Reviews mentioning deadlines being met.
And a category close to theirs, visible from the first video.
The path of an order, creator side
| Stage | What happens | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| The application | You answer a listing | You attach the closest sample |
| The acceptance | The brand pays for the order | You start shooting |
| The delivery | You upload the files | You wait for approval |
| The payment | The transfer goes out | Nothing to chase |
What speeds up an acceptance
A complete profile and a sample resembling the requested product. A generic application ranks behind those showing exactly what the brand is trying to obtain.
What the platform keeps
Signing up and the profile are free, there is no subscription and no listing fee. The retention is 10% on the creator side on completed orders, and nothing else.
How to get started
Six steps, doable in a week.
Filming three videos with products you own.
Creating the profile and completing it fully.
Writing three packages, with price and turnaround.
Adding your languages and your availability.
Accepting a small first order to learn the cycle.
And replacing your demonstration videos with real orders.
One last marker: your profile works while you sleep, provided it is complete. An hour spent writing precise packages returns more than a week of prospecting.
Sources
- Portal do Empreendedor (MEI), Brazilian government
- Receita Federal, Brazilian tax authority
- Simples Nacional, official portal
- Urssaf, official auto-entrepreneur portal
- Service Public, how to become a micro-entrepreneur
- Service Public, crossing the micro-entrepreneur turnover thresholds
Checked on 4 September 2026. Thresholds and rates change: where this guide and the official source disagree, the official source is right.
