Getting your first campaign

Sign up at /signup and choose the Creator role — email/password or “Continue with Google” both work. Then finish the onboarding wizard: your profile, a quick tier check, plan selection, and finally Stripe payouts.

• Profile: a clear display name, a short bio, your niche, and a sample of past work — businesses review these before approving anyone.
• Connect socials: link Google/YouTube to verify your subscriber count (that determines your tier: Small Creator 100k–999k, Moderate Creator 1M–9.9M, Big Creator 10M+). Instagram and TikTok connects are optional extras for social proof.
• Reputation: reviews are two-sided and you have a right to reply. A strong rating is the fastest way to get approved.

Open Dashboard → Discover and filter by niche, budget, and campaign type (Fixed fee, Affiliate, or Hybrid). Each campaign shows what the business wants, how many deliverables, and the budget.

• Apply with a short cover note — businesses see it in their Applicants queue.
• Free tier: up to 2 active campaigns at once and 5 accepted per 7 days — paid plans raise both.
• You can apply to the same campaign once — the platform enforces it.

When the business approves you, your deliverables appear in Dashboard → My Campaigns with individual deadlines. Each one has a 24-hour grace period before it counts as missed — after that the deliverable is kicked and your completion record takes a hit.

Fixed-fee campaigns pay on approval. Affiliate/Hybrid campaigns give you a unique tracking link: you promote it, and every attributed sale earns you 90% of the attributed revenue above the £10 minimum fee — the platform fee is a flat 10%.

• Label it as an ad — every time. When you share your tracking link or post about a paid campaign, include a clear #ad (or “Ad”) at the very start of your caption or description so it is visible before anyone clicks or expands the post. This is a legal requirement under the UK CAP Code and CMA influencer guidance — “collab”, “partner”, or a buried disclaimer is not enough.
• Keep the label untruncated: it must survive “more” folds on every platform, be in your audience's primary language, and appear on every post, story tag, bio link, and republish — not just the first one.
• Attest when you submit. Affiliate and Hybrid submissions now require you to tick an #ad attestation checkbox before the Submit button unlocks — the platform rejects any tracked-campaign submission without it (a fixed-fee upload needs no attestation, since there is no link to share). Ticking it records when you attested, shown to the business during approval.
• Why it matters: undisclosed ads breach the ASA/CAP rules and Adswish's Terms (section 5). Repeated non-disclosure is treated as a breach and can affect your account.

• Every conversion enters a 7-day hold (protects against refunds/chargebacks).
• After the hold, revenue releases to your balance.
• Weekly payouts pay out when your balance is at least £25 and your tax form is approved.
• You get a downloadable PDF invoice for each payout month, plus a full ledger in Earnings.

Use the in-app chat (PII-filtered) to negotiate terms and share updates. If something goes wrong, SLA disputes auto-resolve after 72 hours — so businesses are held to deadlines just like creators. Deliver on time, stay communicative, and the review system rewards you.

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