How Missions works

Missions is a marketplace that connects brands who need real content with creators who make it. A brand posts a mission (what they want made, how much they'll pay, how many creators they need), creators apply, and once approved they post the content and get paid.

The money sits in escrow from the moment a mission is funded, so creators know the payout is real before they make anything, and brands only pay for content they actually approve.

Missions is for creators on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, and Twitch who want to get paid for content instead of chasing brand deals in DMs, and for brands who want guaranteed content from vetted creators without negotiating every deal by hand.

Missions is currently invite-only. If you don't have an invite code yet, join the waitlist and we'll reach out when a spot opens up.

Creators sign up with your invite code, connect at least one social account so brands can see your real stats, and set your niche. Your follower count, recent posts, and engagement come from your actual account, they're not something you fill in by hand.

Brands sign up with your invite code and set up your profile. Once you're in, you can post your first mission right away.

1. Create. A brand posts a mission: a title, description, requirements, platform, payout per creator, number of creator slots, and a deadline. The brand then funds the full budget up front.
2. Apply. Creators browse open missions and apply with a short pitch. The brand reviews applicants (reputation, followers, niche, past work) and approves the ones they want.
3. Submit. Approved creators post the content on their own account and submit the link back to Missions as proof.
4. Get paid. The brand reviews the submission. Once approved, payout is automatic, no invoices, no waiting on the brand to send money separately.

Missions supports three kinds of campaigns, each with different requirements a creator has to meet:

Missions charges two separate, transparent fees, one to the brand and one to the creator. There's never a hidden cut.

Example, on a $100 mission payout:

Brands choose how they want to fund a mission. These are two completely separate tracks that never mix on the same mission:

• USD, via card or bank. Standard checkout, processed by Stripe. The full budget is charged up front and held until content is approved.
• USDC, via a Privy embedded wallet. Brands fund missions with USDC on Solana, Base, Ethereum, or BNB Chain, straight from their own wallet.
• Crypto payouts. Creators on crypto-funded missions receive their payout in USDC, sent directly to their own Privy wallet.
• Cashing out crypto. Creators can convert USDC to cash and send it to their bank through MoonPay, right from their wallet page.
• Your wallet is yours. Privy wallets are non-custodial. Missions never holds your funds, they stay in your own wallet the whole time and only move when content is approved.

Payout is instant the moment a brand approves a submission, there's no manual transfer step and no waiting period. Which track a payout follows depends entirely on how the brand funded the mission:

Creators can track every payout, pending and completed, from their wallet page, and cash out earnings at any time, whichever track they came in on.

Missions is invite-only while we're in beta. You need a valid invite code to create an account, whether you're signing up as a creator or a brand.

• Join the waitlist with your email to be considered for an invite.
• Joining the waitlist doesn't automatically grant a code, invites are sent out gradually.
• Each invite code can only be used once. Once you've signed up with one, you're in for good.
• If you already have a code from someone on the team, enter it on the signup page along with your account details.