Your storefront and services

Listing packaged services brands can buy directly, and how a storefront order becomes a collaboration.

A storefront turns your profile into something a brand can buy from without negotiating first. You list packaged services with a fixed price, and brands add them to a cart and pay.

Writing a service that sells

  • One clear deliverable per service. "1 Instagram Reel, 30 seconds, 1 revision" beats "content creation".
  • A fixed price. The whole point is removing the back and forth.
  • State the turnaround in days, and honour it.
  • Say what is not included, especially usage rights and paid-ad whitelisting.

What happens when someone buys

  1. 1

    Brand checks out

    They pay through the normal checkout. Creator services carry a 0% platform fee at checkout.

  2. 2

    A collaboration opens

    The order becomes a normal collab with the same draft, approval and live URL workflow.

  3. 3

    You deliver and get paid

    The funds release into your balance on completion, like any other collab.

Price your entry service low enough to be an easy yes

Most brands buy the cheapest package first to test you, then come back for the bigger one. A single hero package at a high price gets far fewer first orders.

Related

Set up your creator profileWhat goes on your public profile, why each field matters to brands, and how your username and public page work.Getting paid: balance, payout methods and withdrawalsWhere your earnings sit, the payout methods you can add, the $10 minimum, and how long a withdrawal takes.Fees explained: what Elev8or charges and whenEvery fee on the platform, who pays it, and the exact percentage, with a worked example.

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