Brand accounts & campaigns

Companies use Weird Requests to commission absurd things at scale — a hundred fans filming themselves explaining your product to their grandmother beats another display ad. Brand accounts make that workable.

What a brand account gets you

• A ✓ verified badge everywhere your handle appears — posters know the money is real and the company is who it says it is.
• A public brand page at /brands/your-handle with your logo, description, website link, and your public campaign history.
• The brand dashboard: campaigns, requests in flight, total spent, and reach in one place.
• Campaigns — group related requests under a shared theme, budget cap, and date range.
• Analytics per request: views, applications, completions, public-share count.
• Bulk conveniences: duplicate a previous request, post variations, archive.

Fees are identical to individual accounts — 5% poster fee, nothing else. Verification doesn't cost anything either.

Applying

Apply at . You'll need:

• Company legal name, website, and a description of what you're planning.
• A logo.
• A primary contact email.
• Business documents — registration certificate, EIN letter (US), or your country's equivalent. This is how the badge stays meaningful.

A human reviews every application. Approved → badge + dashboard unlock, and your brand page goes live. Rejected → you'll get the reason, and you can reapply once it's fixed.

While verification is pending you can use the platform as a normal account; brand features unlock at approval.

Campaigns

A campaign is a folder with a budget:

• Theme + dates — "Launch week stunts, June 1–14."
• Budget cap — the campaign stops accepting new picks when the cap is reached, so a viral moment can't quietly triple your spend.
• Requests — post as many under it as the budget allows; each one behaves like a normal request (moderation pass, applications, escrow, the lot).

The dashboard rolls up status across the campaign: how many requests live, in progress, delivered, done, and what's been spent.

The same rules apply

A badge is not diplomatic immunity:

• Every request passes the same human moderation. Weird yes, harmful no — read the .
• Escrow works identically: you pay at pick, money releases at acceptance.
• Strikes apply to brand accounts too. A brand that ghosts fulfillers or tries to take deals off-platform gets struck like anyone else.
• Fulfillers' deliveries go public only with their explicit opt-in — your campaign doesn't change their consent rights. If you want public showcases, say so in the request and let people opt in with eyes open.

Working with fulfillers at scale

• Be brutally specific in the brief — at volume, ambiguity multiplies into a hundred slightly-wrong deliveries.
• Use the per-request chat early; one clarifying answer to the first fulfiller often becomes copy you paste into the request itself.
• Budget for revisions: each request carries one revision round, same as everywhere.

What brand accounts don't do (yet)

One seat per brand account for now — no teams or role permissions. Direct invitations to specific fulfillers and CSV exports are on the roadmap. If your use case needs something we don't do, is the door to knock on.