Getting paid

You delivered the weird thing. Here's exactly how, when, and where the money lands.

What you receive

Your payout is the agreed price minus the 15% fulfiller fee. If the job was $100, you receive $85. If you negotiated the price up to $200 in your application, you receive $170. The math is always shown on the job before you commit to anything.

Two things never reduce your payout:

• The poster's 5% fee — that's added on their side, on top of the price.
• Tips — those come to you whole, minus only the card processor's cut. We take nothing.

Setting up payouts

You can apply to requests before setting up payouts, but set them up before you're picked so there's no delay when the money's ready. Head to Settings → Payments.

Rail 1 — Bank payouts (Stripe Connect)

The standard rail for most of the world:

1. Hit "Set up payouts" — you'll go through a short verification flow run by Stripe, our payments partner (identity + bank details; it's regulatory, not us being nosy).
2. Once your account shows active, payouts flow automatically. Nothing else to do, ever.
3. After a poster accepts your delivery, the transfer starts immediately. How fast it reaches your bank depends on your country — typically 2–7 business days for the first payout, faster after that.

Supported countries follow Stripe Connect's country list — the payments settings page shows whether yours is on it.

Rail 2 — Crypto

Prefer a wallet? Add a crypto payout address in payment settings and receive USDC instead. Same trigger (poster accepts), different rail. Mind your own wallet hygiene — we can't reverse a transfer to an address you typo'd.

When payouts happen

Deferred payouts (the safety net)

If a job is accepted but your payout setup isn't finished, the money doesn't vanish — it waits in escrow flagged as deferred, and the system retries automatically every few hours once you're payout-ready. Finish your setup and it sweeps out to you without anyone touching anything.

Tips

Posters can tip after accepting. Tips are charged to their card and forwarded to you minus only the card-processing fee (roughly 3% + a few cents — the exact processor fee, never an estimate padded in our favor). A $50 tip lands as roughly $48.25. Platform's share: $0.

Tips use the same payout rail you've configured and the same deferred logic if you're not set up yet.

Currency

You're paid in the request's currency. If your bank account settles in something else, the conversion happens at your bank/Stripe's rate when it lands. Your displayed earnings in the app convert to your display currency at current rates — display only; the stored amounts never drift.

Taxes

Your payouts are income; handling tax on it is on you. Depending on your country and volume, the payments partner may issue tax paperwork or report payouts to your tax authority — the payout onboarding flow covers what applies to you. We don't withhold anything.

When payouts are blocked

• Banned accounts don't receive payouts. Held escrow on a banned account goes through dispute resolution rather than auto-paying.
• Disputed jobs freeze until resolved — see .

Your earnings page

Everything above is visible in one place: shows what's sitting in escrow with your name on it, lifetime payouts, tips received, and a per-job history — each row with a printable receipt (browser print → save as PDF). If a job is frozen by a dispute, it's flagged there too.

Quick answers

Where do I see my earnings? — totals, history, and receipts. Each request page also shows its own money trail.

The poster accepted but I see nothing in my bank. Check Settings → Payments: if your account shows anything other than active, finish onboarding — your money is parked in deferred state, not lost.

Can I split a payout across rails? No — one payout method active at a time. You can switch between jobs.

Minimum payout? No minimum. If a $25 job releases, $21.25 heads your way.