Questions, answered.
How xReach, the X creator marketing marketplace, works for advertisers and creators.
General
What is xReach?
xReach is a marketplace for X creator marketing that connects businesses with X (Twitter) creators for sponsored promotional campaigns. Startups, SaaS companies, founders, marketing teams and agencies pay creators to publish their message, targeted by niche and follower range. Advertisers can also list their brand on a public leaderboard, and creators of every audience size earn for publishing the posts.
How does xReach work?
There are three ways to promote. Quick try: one post, paid once, with no plan and no account; you pick a follower group (fixed price shown up front) and write a post or repost / quote your own, and matching creators in your category take it or leave it. Ranking: a one-time listing on the leaderboard, with no account. Plans (Starter, Pro, Unlimited) (coming soon): more campaigns, booked from your account, either setting a price per post that matching creators take (auto) or picking creators and sending them offers (manual). On a plan you add your message after paying; on a Quick try you write it before. Creators decide whether to publish it to their own X account. xReach verifies each post on X, reports the results, and any post that wasn't delivered can be refunded on request.
Who can use xReach?
Advertisers: startups, SaaS companies, founders, brands, marketing teams and agencies that want to promote a product, website or campaign on X. Creators: anyone with an X account in good standing, of any audience size, including small and emerging creators.
Is xReach an X advertising platform?
Not in the sense of X Ads. xReach is an independent X creator marketing marketplace: instead of buying promoted posts from X, you pay X creators to publish your message to their own followers, with X's Paid partnership label if the creator has it on. Many advertisers use both.
How do I find X creators with small audiences?
Pick the smaller follower groups when you book a campaign: they start at 0-500 followers. In an auto campaign every creator in auto mode in that group can take it or leave it, and bigger creators can see it too; in a manual campaign you pick them yourself. See the guide to finding X creators for how ranges and prices compare.
How is xReach different from other bidding or ranking sites?
Most bidding or ranking sites keep the win on their own leaderboard page, where the ad usually just redirects to a link. xReach also lets you pay real X creators to post about you (a Quick try or a plan), so your budget can reach their followers too, not only people browsing our leaderboard. You also don't chase creators one by one: an auto campaign is offered to every matching creator in auto mode, a manual one lets you pick creators and agree prices in one place, and posts that aren't delivered can be refunded on request.
Where can I see platform stats?
Visit the Stats page, a public dashboard showing campaigns, creators, advertisers, niche adoption, and live campaign status. No login required.
How do I contact xReach support?
Sign in, then use "Chat": it's in your advertiser account and your creator dashboard. The xReach team replies there, usually within a day, and emails you if a reply waits unread. Your reports, campaign concerns and refund requests show up in the same chat. Support chat ("Chat") is only for signed-in advertisers and creators, with the xReach team; advertisers and creators never chat with each other. Chats are stored and the xReach team can read them. Messages are removed from your view (soft-deleted) 180 days after they're sent; the xReach team keeps a record for support and disputes. Not signed in? Email support@xreach.lol.
What timezone are the campaign times displayed in?
All times are in UTC. A sidebar ad runs from the moment you pay for 30 days (one bought at 6pm UTC ends at 6pm UTC on its last day); a leaderboard listing has no end date. A campaign booked with a plan starts when its message is set (or on its start date, if later) and runs for the full length you paid for. Manual offers expire 24 hours after they're sent, in UTC. (The leaderboard's Today and This week filters use your own time zone.)
Is xReach available in my region?
Yes. Advertisers and creators everywhere use the same site and rules, apart from the few niches X's own policies restrict in specific regions. Prices are the same in every country; in Quick try you can still pick creators from one country.
For Advertisers
What are the ways to promote?
Quick try: one post, paid once, with no plan, subscription, account or sign-in. The price is fixed: the highest price among the creators available for your choices (category, follower group, and the optional Verified-only and country filters). A post you write, or a repost or quote of your own X post, at the same price; a bio line, banner or profile picture can be added when offered, and your site can be listed on the leaderboard in the same payment. You pay the price plus the platform fee (15%) and payment processing fee, and it's sent to matching creators as soon as the payment is confirmed. Ranking: a listing on the leaderboard for any amount you choose (no minimum, no platform fee, no end date), with no account; listings are ranked by total paid. Monthly plans (Starter, Pro and Unlimited) are coming soon: join the waitlist on the pricing page. Start from "Promote" on the home page, or see the Pricing page.
How does a Quick try work?
On the home page, choose Promote, then Quick try. A short popup asks for your category and subcategory (with how many creators take campaigns in each), the creators you want (any or verified only, any country or one) and the follower group (each shows how many creators are available, and how many will see it). The price is fixed: the highest price among the available creators, so any of them can take it; you can't change it. Then your post: a post you write (no links in the text; your one link goes in the Link field), a repost of your own X post, or a quote of it with text you write (posted as written, no links; same price). You can also list your site on the leaderboard in the same payment. Enter your email and pay the price plus the platform fee (15%) and payment processing fee (5.5% + $0.40); tax is added at checkout where applicable. There's no account to make first: as soon as the payment is confirmed it's sent to matching creators, and it's on X once one of them publishes it. We email you a private results link. If no creator posts it, request a refund of its price, paid the way you choose: back to your card through Dodo Payments (less Dodo's $1 refund fee) or as a Talentir payout (less Talentir's 3% payout fee). You get the balance. The platform fee and payment processing fee aren't refundable.
What do the plans cost?
Monthly plans (Starter, Pro and Unlimited) are coming soon: join the waitlist on the pricing page. When they open: Starter: $49/month + $4.18 payment processing fee, for 3 campaigns; Pro: $99/month + $7.99 payment processing fee, for 20 campaigns; Unlimited: $149/month + $11.79 payment processing fee, no campaign limit. All three are monthly and charged every month, whether you book campaigns or not; cancel any time and the plan works until the period you paid for ends. Plan fees are never refunded, not on cancel, downgrade or unused campaigns. A Quick try has no plan fee. Each campaign then costs what you pay creators plus the platform fee (10%) and payment processing fee (5.5% + $0.40) (a Quick try's platform fee is 15%). A plan's campaigns start again each month and unused ones don't carry over.
When do I sign in?
Never before paying. For a plan you sign in after your first payment. Pay for a plan with your email, then sign in with an email link using that same email. Sign-in is only for advertisers who've paid for a plan or a Quick try: any other email gets no account. A Quick try needs no account to buy: we email a private results link, and later you can sign in with the email you paid with to see it. A leaderboard listing needs no account at all: its rank and clicks are on the public leaderboard.
What's the difference between auto and manual campaigns?
Auto: you set a price per post, and the booking shows how many creators' system price is at or below it; the campaign is offered at your price to every creator in auto mode in its category and follower group, who take it or leave it; bigger creators can see it too. Manual: nothing is paid for creators when you book. You browse creator cards in the campaign's follower groups and category (system price, engagement, reply ratio, recent posts, category, and a parody or fan account label) and send each an offer; you pay the agreed amount only after the creator agrees. A campaign is one or the other, never a mix.
Who sees my campaign?
An auto campaign is shown to creators in its own follower group. Creators with more followers can see it too, unless they turn off "Show me campaigns made for smaller groups" (it's on by default); they see that it was made for a smaller group and are paid the same price. Creators with fewer followers never see it. Manual offers go only to the creators you pick. No creator sees a campaign until its message is set.
How do manual offers work?
The creator has 24 hours (UTC) to accept, negotiate or decline. No answer counts as declined, and the slot comes back to you to pick someone else. If they negotiate, you approve or decline their price within the same time. Once a price is agreed (they accept, or you approve theirs), you pay the agreed amounts plus the platform fee (10%) and payment processing fee (5.5% + $0.40) within 24 hours (UTC); they can post only after that, and receive the agreed price minus the 10% creator fee and Talentir's payout fee. Unpaid in time, the agreement lapses and the creator is released. A paid post that isn't delivered by the end can be refunded on request (the platform fee, payment processing fee and Dodo's $1 fee per refund aren't refunded).
When do I add my message?
On a Quick try, before paying: it's part of the popup. On a plan, after paying for the campaign: at checkout you agree to add it within 7 days, with reminder emails on day 2 and 6. If it isn't added in time, the whole payment becomes a rank-only leaderboard listing and isn't refunded. An auto campaign needs at least one different wording for every 3 posts: X can flag many identical posts from different accounts as duplicates or spam, so each creator gets the least-used wording. The editor shows posting tips: ask a question, write in the creator's voice, and don't post a link alone.
Can I also show my campaign on the leaderboard?
Yes, tick "Also list my site/brand on the leaderboard" at checkout (off by default) and pay a listing fee of any amount you choose. That listing is rank only: a higher fee ranks higher, and it buys no extra posts.
Can I cancel or change a plan, or get it refunded?
Cancel any time from your account: the plan keeps working until the last day of the period you paid for, then stops with no further charges. Until then, "Keep my plan" undoes it; after it ends, subscribe again for a new plan. Upgrade any time and it applies at once: we credit the unused part of your current plan, charge the new plan's monthly price less that credit, and a new billing month starts that day with the new plan's full campaign allowance. Before you confirm you see the plan, the exact charge and how it's worked out; the credit only reduces that charge and is never paid out. A downgrade starts on your next billing date with nothing charged or credited (no money back), and can be undone until then. Plan changes wait while a payment is on hold. Plan fees are never refunded: not when you cancel, not when you downgrade, and not for campaigns you don't use. If a renewal payment fails, new campaigns wait until it's paid (update your payment method in your account); live campaigns keep running. Posts that aren't delivered can be refunded on request when a campaign ends (the platform fee, payment processing fee and Dodo's $1 fee per refund aren't refunded).
How do I list my brand on the leaderboard?
On the home page choose Promote. In the claim line set your amount ("Claim #1 for $X"), enter your website or @handle and press Claim rank. Then pick a category, then a subcategory, add an optional short description and your email, agree to the Ranking Agreement and pay. Your listing appears once the payment is confirmed. No account is needed.
What is the listing fee?
The listing fee puts you on the leaderboard: any whole-dollar amount over $0, no minimum, no maximum, and no platform fee on it (payment processing fee of 5.5% + $0.40 is added, so a $5 leaderboard listing is $5.79 ($0.79 payment processing fee, no platform fee)). A listing has no end date. Listings are ranked by their total paid, the listing fee plus every raise; the leaderboard shows each one's rank and link clicks. It buys no posts, and listing fees and raises are never refunded, except when we couldn't apply the payment. The Ranking Agreement applies.
Can anyone raise a listing?
Yes. Anyone can raise any listing, at any time, by any whole-dollar amount: you don't need to be the person who paid for it, and we don't check. A raise only adds to that listing's fee and lifts its rank (payment processing fee of 5.5% + $0.40 is added, no platform fee); it buys no posts or creators, doesn't change the listing's link or text, and isn't refunded unless we couldn't apply the payment.
How is pricing determined?
Use the Sponsorship Cost Estimator to estimate the cost of a sponsored post based on follower count and engagement rate. The estimator is public and requires no login.
What fees do I pay?
Two lines, shown before you pay: a platform fee (15% on Quick try, 10% on plan campaigns) on what you pay creators (none on listings, raises, sidebar spots or plans), and payment processing fee (5.5% + $0.40; 6% + $0.40 on plan subscriptions) on every payment, passed through at cost: Dodo takes it from the whole payment, so it's added on top for the price to arrive in full. Tax is added at checkout where applicable. The platform fee is xReach's only fee to advertisers; payment processing fee is our payment processor's (Dodo Payments) fee, passed through at cost and grossed up so the price arrives whole. Payment processing fee applies to every way of paying at checkout: cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and other wallets. Dodo Payments is our payment processor; it adds any sales tax or VAT at checkout, on top. For example, a $5 leaderboard listing is $5.79 ($0.79 payment processing fee, no platform fee); a $10 Quick try post is $12.74 ($10.00 + $1.50 platform fee + $1.24 payment processing fee); the Pro plan ($99/month) is $106.99 a month (payment processing fee 6% + $0.40, no platform fee); a manual deal agreed at $10 + $5 is $18.08 ($15.00 + $1.50 platform fee + $1.58 payment processing fee), before tax. A leaderboard listing, a raise or a side box has no platform fee, only payment processing fee.
How is the price per creator worked out?
It starts from the creator's audience: the price for their follower range, from the cost estimator (followers × $5 per 1,000 × engagement). That's multiplied by what creators do for you (a bio line, banner or picture adds to a post, and profile placements cost more the longer they stay up), and by ×1.5 if you ask for verified creators only. X's checkmark does not verify identity or niche. A Quick try's price is the highest price among the creators available for your choices, so any of them can take it.
Can I choose verified creators or creators in a certain country?
Yes. In Quick try, under "Creators", choose Any or Verified only, and under "Creators from", any country or one: the popup shows how many creators each country has. With a country, only creators from it see the Quick try and can take it. Verified creators cost 1.5× a normal creator. The badge comes from X and does not confirm a creator's identity or content category. A creator's country comes from where they sign in from, or from their X profile location if that's unknown.
How many campaigns can one creator post?
Each creator posts at most 1 campaign in any 24 hours.
How much does a side box ad cost?
Side box ads are priced by spot (spot 1 is the top one): spot 1 $100, spot 2 $100, spot 3 $80, spot 4 $80, spot 5 $50, spot 6 $50, each for 30 days. There's no platform fee on a side box; payment processing fee (5.5% + $0.40) is added.
How long does a side box ad stay live?
Each side box ad placement runs for 30 days from the moment of payment confirmation. After that, the ad is automatically removed and the slot becomes available for new advertisers.
Do you record my location?
Only the country, for creators. When a creator signs in with X we record the country their connection comes from (via Cloudflare, not GPS) and the location on their X profile, so they're offered campaigns for their country. We never store an IP address, city or region, and nothing about an advertiser's location is kept with a campaign. A VPN changes what we see. Details are in our Privacy Policy.
What niches are restricted?
Alcohol is restricted in some regions (e.g. India, UAE, Saudi Arabia); gambling is restricted in some regions (e.g. India, UAE, Singapore); tobacco, weapons, and adult content are banned globally. Restricted niches are automatically hidden based on your target region.
Do I need an account? How do I see how my campaign is doing?
For a campaign booked with a plan, sign in to your account: it shows each campaign's status, every creator's slot and post, payments, receipts and refunds. A Quick try or a leaderboard listing needs no account or login. When you pay, we email one private link to the address you paid with. It opens everything you paid for with that email, and each one's results: how many creators delivered, each creator's post with its views, likes, reposts and replies (from X), what you paid, and any refund. We also email a full report when each campaign ends. The link is valid for 24 hours; after that, sign in with the email you paid with (an email link) to see everything. Links only ever go to that email, so keep them private.
What can I promote besides a post?
Besides a post you can ask creators to repost or quote your own X post (same price). When offered, a Quick try can also add a bio line, banner or profile picture; the price shown includes them. Every creator who takes your campaign does everything you picked.
What if not every creator delivers?
You only pay creators for posts that are delivered. When your campaign closes, the price you paid for undelivered posts appears in your account or on your private campaign page; only that price is refundable, and the platform fee and payment processing fee never are. Submit a request and choose a Talentir payout or the original Dodo payment method. Talentir's payout fee (3%) comes off a Talentir payout. Dodo charges $1 for each refund (one per original payment refunded, as few as possible), and it comes off your refund: for example, Refund: $5.00 for an undelivered $5 post − $1.00 Dodo refund fee = $4.00. The platform fee and payment processing fee aren't refundable. When the amount isn't more than that fee, no refund is possible. Paid in INR with an Indian card or UPI? Dodo can't refund part of that payment, so the refund is sent as a Talentir payout instead, with Talentir's payout fee (3%) taken off. xReach reviews each request; once approved, the refund is issued through Dodo (or sent as a Talentir payout). Any currency conversion and final local amount are controlled by the provider, not xReach.
What if my payment can't be used?
If we can't apply a payment (for example a sidebar spot sold a moment earlier, a plan with no campaigns left, or an amount that doesn't match the order), it's refunded automatically by the same rule: what you bought, less Dodo's $1 refund fee (a payment of $1 or less leaves nothing to return). The platform fee and payment processing fee aren't refundable. You don't need to ask; we email you when it's on its way.
What does xReach charge advertisers?
Campaigns: no plan for a Quick try, or a monthly plan (coming soon) (Starter: $49/month + $4.18 payment processing fee, for 3 campaigns; Pro: $99/month + $7.99 payment processing fee, for 20 campaigns; Unlimited: $149/month + $11.79 payment processing fee, no campaign limit); then per campaign what you pay creators plus the platform fee (15% on Quick try, 10% on plan campaigns) and payment processing fee (5.5% + $0.40). Listings: the listing fee plus payment processing fee (no platform fee). Campaigns run from 1 day up to 30 days. Creators pay a separate 10% creator fee out of their price, and Talentir's payout fee comes off their payout.
How are creators chosen for my campaign?
In an auto campaign, your price per post is offered to every creator in auto mode in its category and follower group (bigger creators can see it too); they take it or leave it, first come, first served, and each is paid your price. In a manual campaign you choose them, agree a price, and pay exactly that (plus the platform fee and payment processing fee) after they agree. Every creator is paid less a 10% creator fee, and only after the campaign ends with their post still up and unedited.
What does Fulfilled mean for my campaign?
As soon as the number of creators you booked have all posted, your campaign is marked Fulfilled and no more creators can publish it. When the end date passes it is marked Expired. Neither status deletes anything: the campaign, its stats and its posts stay visible.
What happens when my campaign ends?
When the end date passes we work out the final numbers, queue any refund for creators who didn't deliver, and email you the full report. Those final numbers stay in your account or on your results page. Creators can't post an ended campaign any more; you can run it again from your account, or raise a listing's fee to lift its rank on the leaderboard.
How long do you keep my campaign data?
Images you upload for a banner or profile picture are deleted after 1 day if the checkout isn't paid. For a paid campaign they're kept while it runs and for 30 days after it ends, so you can still see them on your results page and share it, then deleted. Creators upload their own copy to X, so deleting ours doesn't affect their profile. Your campaign's results (posts, views, clicks, what you paid and any refund) stay on your results page; sign in with the email you paid with to see them at any time. Payment records are kept as required for accounting.
What happens if my campaign violates your policies?
If a campaign doesn't meet our content policy and it still goes live, we take it down and remove it from the leaderboard as soon as we catch it. This applies even if the advertiser was the one who posted content that shouldn't have been allowed. No refund is given in this case: it's the advertiser's responsibility to make sure a campaign follows our rules before submitting it.
For Creators
How do I become a creator?
Click "Earn as a creator" in the sidebar and sign in with X. xReach sets your category from your public X profile and posts and works out your system price; you choose your price mode and save your settings. The rest of the dashboard unlocks after that.
How is my category set?
xReach sets it from your public X profile (handle, name, bio, website) and recent public posts, using AI. Accounts X labels as automated, and results that need a closer look, are reviewed by our team. You don't pick the category, but you choose which of its subcategories you take campaigns for (the ones we found in your posts start switched on), and if the category looks wrong, use "Ask us to correct it" on your dashboard or email support. An account whose posts clearly cover two areas can get a second category. Parody, fan and meme accounts are classified by what they post about, like everyone else. If your category changes, campaigns already offered to you stay available.
How is my price per post decided?
It's your system price, worked out by xReach. We work out two numbers: the calculator price (your real followers × $5 per 1,000 × an engagement boost from how your recent posts perform) and the estimate for your follower tier. The lower of the two is your system price. Accounts so small that it would be a few cents get a $1 floor. The numbers update as your followers and engagement change. In negotiate mode you can suggest a different price on each request (requests start when advertiser plans launch).
What is the "What you're worth" card?
The card at the top of your dashboard: your profile, category and X numbers, up to what you could make in a month and a year at your xReach prices, and where your price ranks among creators in your subcategory. It counts a sponsored post every day (1 a day at most) plus, for each profile placement you've switched on in Settings (bio mention, banner, profile picture), its price per day, every day of the month; a small line under the numbers names what's counted. Switch a placement on or off and the numbers follow. It's an estimate, not a guarantee: offers depend on the campaigns booked. The numbers, Share and Download image show once your profile is reviewed and you're visible to advertisers. "Share" opens X's composer with a ready-made post and a link to your public card (xreach.lol/worth/your-handle), which shows only these numbers and your public X stats, never your earnings or email; "Download image" saves the card as a picture. The public card is off until you first share it, and you can hide it again from Settings.
Why can some creators charge more?
Advertisers pay more for verified creators (×1.5), so your system price is adjusted the same way. X's checkmark does not confirm identity or content category. Prices are the same in every country. Your dashboard shows the adjustment.
Which campaigns am I shown, and what am I paid?
Auto campaigns: in auto mode you see every auto campaign in your subcategories made for your follower group, whatever your system price, with the amount it pays you after our fee; take it or leave it. With "Show me campaigns made for smaller groups" on (the default, in Settings) you also see ones made for smaller groups; each says so ("Made for the ... group") and pays that campaign's price. Turn it off to see only your own group. Creators with fewer followers never see campaigns made for bigger groups. Requests: advertisers who pick you send an offer; once you agree a price, the advertiser pays it and then you can publish, and you're paid the price you agreed. Quick try posts have their own rule (next question). Every payout is less our 10% creator fee.
What does a Quick try pay me?
A Quick try is one post with a fixed price: the highest system price among the creators in the group it was made for. It's shown to creators in that group and to bigger creators who show campaigns made for smaller groups, in either price mode (auto or Negotiate). You're paid your system price, never more than the Quick try's. If your system price is lower than the Quick try's, you see and get your system price (xReach keeps the difference). If it's the same, you get exactly that. If your system price is higher (you're in a bigger group), you see the Quick try's price with a question, "Post it for $X? (your usual price is $Y)", and get that price if you say yes. The amount is fixed when you publish. Our 10% creator fee and Talentir's payout fee come off what you're paid.
What is price mode?
A setting that says how you take campaigns. "I agree to auto assignment" (the default): every auto campaign for your category and follower group is shown to you with what it pays you; take it or leave it, and you still press Publish yourself. "Negotiate": requests from advertisers who pick you, with your system price shown as a reference, plus Quick try posts (see "What does a Quick try pay me?"); no other automatic campaigns. Requests start when advertiser plans launch; until then Negotiate gets Quick try posts only. You can switch at any time.
How do advertiser requests work?
They appear under Assigned to you, with the advertiser's offer and message. You have 24 hours (UTC) to accept, negotiate (suggest your own price) or decline; with no answer the request closes. If you negotiate, the advertiser approves or declines your price, and we email you the answer. You can publish only once a price is agreed and the advertiser has paid. Requests start when advertiser plans launch.
What does Fulfilled mean?
The advertiser booked a set number of creators. As soon as that many have posted, the campaign is marked Fulfilled: it stays on your Campaigns list with the number of creators who posted, but nobody else can publish it. If you didn't post in time it moves to Closed. Campaigns that reach their end date are marked Expired. Nothing is ever deleted.
What if several creators press Publish at the same moment?
The advertiser paid for a fixed number of posts, so the slots are handed out strictly first come, first served. When you press Publish we lock the campaign, count the slots left and reserve one for you before anything is sent to X. If the last slot goes to someone else a moment earlier, you'll be told the campaign has already been published by the creators the advertiser paid for, and nothing is posted to your account. If a creator's post fails on X, their slot is released and opens up again.
Why is there a daily post limit?
xReach limits how many sponsored posts you publish in any 24 hours (your dashboard shows the current limit). It keeps your feed from filling with ads and keeps each sponsored post's results clean for its advertiser. The limit is enforced when you publish: once you reach it, the Publish button is locked until the 24 hours have passed.
Are my posts published automatically?
Not yet. Right now you publish by hand: each campaign appears under Campaigns with the exact text that will be posted, and nothing goes to your account until you approve it and press Publish. Nobody reviews campaigns in the background; reading and approving each post is your job as the creator. Auto-publish, where a campaign posts to your account on its own with no review step, is planned for later.
Do I have to use the Paid partnership label?
It is your choice in Settings. If you turn it on, each campaign is published with X's official "Paid partnership" label, switched on through the X API. If you turn it off you'll still be matched with campaigns, but the post must still be clearly disclosed as an ad. Warning: X requires this label on posts that are part of a paid partnership (see X's Paid Partnerships Policy). Without it your post can be removed and your account restricted, and you are responsible for any disclosure the law requires where you live. xReach isn't liable for that, so we recommend leaving the label on.
When do I get paid?
Automatically, as soon as each campaign you delivered ends and its checks are done, for any amount. Our payout partner Talentir emails a link to the payout email you confirmed on the Payouts tab; open it and choose PayPal, Venmo or a bank account. Without a confirmed payout email, your earnings wait safely until you add one. The Payouts tab shows what is outstanding, paid and still running.
Do you take a cut of my earnings?
Yes: a 10% creator fee comes out of the price. On a $4.00 post you receive $3.60 before the payout fee. The dashboard shows the amount after the creator fee. Creators receive the price minus xReach's 10% creator fee; Talentir's payout fee (3%) then comes off each payout, shown as "Payout fee (Talentir)". xReach keeps only its creator fee, on the Payouts tab.
What if I delete or edit a post?
That post is not paid. The post has to stay up, never edited, and visible to everyone (not on a protected account) until the campaign ends, and your bio, banner or picture has to stay as set. If you delete or change it before then, even after it has been live for days, it doesn't count, and the campaign is marked as not payable for you. After the campaign ends it's yours to keep or delete.
Why don't I see any campaigns?
Campaigns are matched when you open your dashboard. You need saved settings and a category with at least one subcategory switched on, and a paid campaign in that category must still be running, be made for your follower group (or a smaller one, if "Show me campaigns made for smaller groups" is on), and have room left. Your system price doesn't hide a campaign: each one shows what it pays you, and you take it or leave it. In negotiate mode you get Quick try posts at your system price; requests from advertisers who pick you start when advertiser plans launch. Campaigns fill on a first-come basis, so one may already be full by the time you look. New campaigns open regularly, and your dashboard shows each one as soon as it fits your profile.
Is my X login safe?
We keep no access to your X account. Signing in with X only tells us who you are and reads your public profile; that sign-in token is given back to X right away. Each time you publish a campaign, X asks you to allow xReach once: we use that permission only to post that campaign and set its bio line, banner or picture on your profile, then give it back to X straight away. Nothing is posted or changed without your approval on X, and nothing can be after it. Because we have no access afterwards, changing your profile back once a campaign ends is up to you. Your public profile and posts are read with our own app access to verify delivery on X.
What are profile placements and how do I earn from them?
Besides a post, advertisers can book a line in your bio, your banner and your profile picture. In Settings you switch each one on and set your price per day (there's a ceiling based on your audience). A campaign that needs a bundle, say post + bio + banner, is offered only to creators who have switched on all of it, and pays your prices for the campaign's length, less our creator fee. Join after it started and the bio line, banner and picture are paid for the days left (a post is always paid in full). Profile placements are worth more the longer the campaign runs. You don't change anything yourself: when you press Publish, X asks you to allow xReach once for that campaign, and we post it and set the campaign's bio line, banner and picture on your X profile, then give the permission back. Leave everything in place until the campaign ends; you are paid once it has ended. After that, remove the bio line, banner and picture yourself (xReach has no access to your account), and please keep the post up: deleting it isn't recommended. If a campaign includes your profile picture and your account is verified, X reviews the change and shows your checkmark to you as "Under review" for a while (others may still see it); that's X's policy (help.x.com/en/managing-your-account/about-x-bluecheck), so we warn you before you publish.
How do I log out or delete my account?
Click your name at the bottom of the sidebar (on a phone, use Log out at the top of the dashboard) and choose Log out. To remove your account, go to Settings and choose Delete account. That erases your creator profile and settings.