How introductions work
In short: you see a creator's real work, send us a brief, and we introduce you both by email. You agree everything directly. We never take a commission on your project.
For businesses
- 1Browse real work
Filter creators by skill, language and country. Every profile shows samples we have checked. - 2Send a short brief
Tell us what you need, by when and your budget range. It takes about three minutes. - 3Get introduced by email
We send you and the creator one email with your brief, their profile and both contacts. - 4Work directly
Agree the price, timeline and rights with the creator. Pay them directly. We never take a cut.
For creators
- 1Apply with your best work
Send links to the work you are proudest of, your languages and your city. - 2We check your samples
We confirm the work is yours and meets the standard buyers expect. - 3Your profile goes live
You appear under your skill and country, with your own shareable link. - 4Receive introductions
When a brief fits your work, we introduce you by email. You keep 100% of what you charge.
Questions
Do you take a share of what I pay the creator?
No. We never take a commission on your project. What you agree with the creator, and how you pay them, stays between you.
How much does an introduction cost?
Browsing is free. Introductions are free while we onboard our founding creators. Any fee will be published on the pricing page before it applies.
How do you check creators?
Before a profile goes live we review the samples, confirm the creator made them, and check basic details. Profiles that pass show a 'Samples checked' badge.
What does an introduction include?
A short email to both of you with your brief, the creator's profile and both contacts. From there you talk directly and agree price, timelines and rights.
Can I hire a creator in another city or country?
Yes. Most editing, design and writing work is delivered online, so many businesses work with creators elsewhere. Agree currency, time zone and payment method with the creator.
Are creators your employees?
No. Creators are independent professionals. We are a directory and introduction service, not an agency or employer.
The right creator is closer than you think.
Browse real work today. Ask for an introduction when you find the one.
