Creators choose a campaign before they film. After they deliver, Fweta handles trust, review, and payout. Seven steps, every time.
A business lists a product or service, sets a budget and brief, and chooses capacity: one creator only, or multiple creators while the funded budget allows.
Creators browse open campaigns and accept one before creating any content. If the campaign allows only one creator, that slot is reserved until they deliver or release it. If it allows many, others can accept while slots and budget remain.
After accepting, the creator posts on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, or other agreed channels, then submits the link and a short written review on Fweta.
The business, or Fweta's review process where agreed, approves the submission against the brief before any payout is triggered.
Engagement and results are measured against the terms set when the campaign opened.
Funds move from Fweta's trust account to the creator through the payout method they choose.
Approved content becomes part of a searchable, trust-ranked directory for consumers.
Businesses fund every campaign into a dedicated trust account. Fweta earns nothing until a submission is approved. There is no fee on rejected or cancelled work.
Businesses can fund campaigns however works for them. PayToday is our primary online payment gateway during the Windhoek pilot. We also support EFT, bank deposit, mobile wallets, MTC Maris, and other local rails as campaigns require.
Creators receive payouts through supported local methods as well. As we scale regionally, we plan to add DPO and additional gateways across southern Africa.