For agencies
Verified agencies receive matched briefs with the budget already committed and the fee already stated. No pitching. No proposals. No chasing invoices.
The numbers
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To apply and to stay listed. No membership fee, no listing fee.
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Proposals to write. Briefs come to you, priced.
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Number on the offer — your fee, set by the broadcast. You never write one.
What you get
Everything that makes agency business development painful — eliminated. What is left is the work you are good at.
A brief only reaches you after the client has chosen a tier and committed the budget for it. Nothing in your inbox is a maybe, and nobody is collecting quotes for a project they have not decided to run.
The broadcast scores you on vertical, delivery record and current standing — not on how low you will go. You are shown a brief because you fit it, so there is no bidding war to win and no floor to race to.
Scope, tiers and milestones are settled before the work starts. Each milestone is confirmed on its own, so a change of mind halfway through is a conversation about one phase and not about the whole engagement.
The offer carries your fee. You see it before you accept, it does not move afterwards, and it is the same number the platform is holding against the project. No negotiation, no revision, no invoice haggling.
Every offer expires. You accept it, decline it with a reason, or let it lapse — and either way the client is served, which is why declining costs you nothing.
Verification puts you in the pool; delivery moves you up the trust ladder. The higher your tier, the larger and better-funded the briefs you are shown.
How it works
Four steps. No sales calls, no pitch decks, no RFP responses.
Step 1
Apply through a short form. We review portfolio, team, specialization, references and operations. Initial review takes 5–7 business days, and most applicants are not accepted.
Step 2
Matched briefs arrive in your portal with the vertical, urgency, delivery window and your fee. Read the scope, then accept or pass before the window closes.
Step 3
Work against the milestones the brief was priced on. The client confirms each phase as it lands, and the conversation stays on the brief rather than in a mail thread.
Step 4
A confirmed milestone is money you are owed, recorded against the project the moment it is released — not thirty days after an invoice reaches somebody's approvals folder.
Agency wallet
Not open yet
Your balance and its ledger
Milestone releases are recorded against the project today, and the portal shows each offer you have accepted. The wallet view that totals them — and the withdrawal that empties it — is the next thing being built, so this page will not draw you a balance it cannot read.
A milestone the client confirms is a milestone you are owed for. It is recorded at the moment of release, at the fee that was on the offer you accepted — so what you are owed is never a reconstruction from an invoice somebody has to approve first.
That is the half that exists. Paying the balance out to your own bank is the half still under construction, and until it lands the portal says so where you would go looking for it rather than in a footnote here.
Who qualifies
We evaluate five criteria. It is rigorous because quality is what lets a client commit a budget before anyone has been picked — for you and for them.
Team composition & leadership
Portfolio quality & depth
Category specialization
Client references & reviews
Operational systems & processes
And then the ladder
Passing verification puts you in the pool. Your trust tier decides which briefs you are shown from it, and delivery is what moves you up.
The plan is that you invite the clients you already serve into structured delivery and credit-based budgeting, and keep the settlement rail while you do it. The route for that is not open yet, so it is named here rather than sold.
The short form takes two minutes. We review your portfolio and follow up within 5–7 business days. Full verification then happens in six stages.
Selective by design · 5–7 business day review · No fee to apply
What the form asks for
Questions
Apply for verification. Start receiving matched briefs that already have a budget behind them.