New to Elev8or?

What Elev8or is, which account type to create, and how credits, plans and free limits work. Start here if you are new to the platform.

Elev8or is a two-sided platform, so the first decision is which side you are on. Creators get a profile, a link in bio page, applications to paid collaborations, and a balance they withdraw from. Brands get creator discovery, briefs that creators apply to, approvals, and campaign payments. The account type is chosen at signup and determines which parts of the product you see, so pick the one matching the work you plan to do.

Two concepts cause most of the early confusion. Credits are the unit that meters certain actions, and the credits article lists exactly what spends them and what does not. Escrow is how money moves: a brand funds a collaboration up front, Elev8or holds it, and the creator is paid when the work is delivered and approved. Neither side has to trust the other on a first deal.

The articles below are ordered as a setup path rather than alphabetically. If you are new, read them in order. If you already have an account and are stuck on something specific, use the search at the top of the help center instead, since it covers every article on the site rather than just this section.

01What is Elev8or and how does it work?What Elev8or is, who it is for, and the end to end flow for brands running creator campaigns and creators getting paid.02Should I sign up as a creator or a brand?The two account types, what each one unlocks, and what happens if you pick the wrong one.03Create your account and finish onboardingSigning up, verifying your email, picking your account type, and completing the onboarding steps that unlock the product.04How credits workWhat credits are, how you get them, exactly what each action costs, and what happens when you run out.05Plans, limits and what each one includesEvery brand and creator plan side by side, with credit allowances, campaign limits and the fee that applies to each.06Elev8or glossary: briefs, collabs and creditsPlain definitions for every term used across the product, so nothing in your dashboard is a guess.