Put a price
on your words.
Pay creators to include your phrase in their content.
Set the wording, choose who can claim, and offer a clear reward for each published post.
See a bountyFor individuals, brands and the people making the posts.
Your phrase.
Their voice.
Justsaying is being built for paid placements in creators’ own published posts.
Set the bounty.
The buyer specifies the exact phrase, reward, number of posts and creator requirements. Topic, language and usual views help define the audience.
Claim a place.
An eligible creator reserves one place with a delivery deadline. Each paid completion requires a different new post, within the buyer’s repeat limit.
Publish. Show the proof.
The creator publishes on their own channel, then submits the public video link and timestamp. The post must disclose the paid placement.
A clear price.
A clear commitment.
The planned payment model funds each campaign before creators start. Campaign funding and creator payouts are not available yet.
Buyer funds the places upfront.
In the example, 20 posts at €15 make a €300 creator budget. An estimated 10% buyer service fee would add €30, making €330 in total. Final fees and terms will be shown before funding.
Creator earns as the post stays public.
The proposed schedule is 40% after accepted delivery, then the remaining 60% over 30 verified public days. For a €15 post, that is €6 on approval and €9 over the publication period.
Daily earnings are not daily bank transfers. Actual payout timing depends on the payment setup. No money is currently collected or paid out through Justsaying.
Before anyone
says it.
The practical details behind the placement.
What exactly is the buyer paying for?
A qualifying placement in a creator’s own post, including the required period online. The word count applies to the requested phrase. Repeating it within the same post does not multiply the reward. The offer does not guarantee views, clicks or sales.
Who checks the creator and their submission?
Channel ownership and audience evidence are reviewed manually. A submitted post is checked against the bounty requirements before the buyer’s review. Automatic social login and statistics imports are not yet available.
How do approval and disputes work?
The planned workflow gives the buyer 48 hours to approve or flag a specific failure after platform checks pass. Silence then triggers acceptance. A disputed submission pauses for review. Requirements are fixed when a creator claims a place; a buyer changing their mind is not a delivery failure.
What if a place is unused or a post disappears?
The planned model refunds unused places when a bounty closes. If an approved post is removed early, future earnings stop and the unearned portion returns to the buyer. Final refund terms will be shown before a campaign can be funded.
Does a placement need to say it is paid?
Yes. The product requires disclosure of the paid placement. Creators must follow their platform’s paid-promotion rules and applicable advertising requirements. A requested phrase is not permission to mislead an audience.
Can I start a paid campaign now?
Not yet. You can create an account, prepare private bounty briefs, and set up your creator profile now. Funding, paid tasks and payouts will open after payment setup is complete. Saving a brief does not charge you or publish an offer.