Your content is a business.

Open your store, sell your services and work with brands. One page, one link.

A profile worth putting in your bio

Your public page shows your work first: categories, languages, platforms and portfolio. You choose whether it is public, and whether to show an indicative rate.

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Your store

One link. Six ways to do business.

Your page is your storefront. You choose what appears on it; nothing shows unless you switch it on.

  • Book me

    List a service with a fixed scope and price. Buyers book and pay in one step.

  • Shop

    Sell a guide, a preset pack, a template: anything you deliver digitally.

  • Support

    Let your fans say thank you with a one-off amount.

  • Send a message

    Fans pay to put one message in your inbox, at a price you set.

  • Send a gift

    A demo catalog for now, to show how gifting will work.

  • Work with me

    Brands invite you to campaigns and negotiate terms in the open.

Test mode. The store, checkout and bookings work end to end today, with simulated payments: no money is collected or paid out yet. How the MOWJ Guarantee protects a booking

Your side of a campaign

An offer, a counteroffer and the accepted terms
  1. Offer
  2. Counter
  3. Accepted
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  1. Profile

    Add your display name, handle, bio in Arabic and English, photo, city, languages, categories, social links and portfolio. You choose whether your profile is public and whether to show an indicative rate.

  2. Invitations

    Brands invite you with a summary, deliverables, dates, proposed compensation, usage rights and exclusivity. You can show interest, decline, or ask a question.

  3. Negotiation

    Counter any term. Each offer is a numbered version, so you can always see what changed and what was agreed.

  4. Agreement

    When an offer is accepted in the platform, the agreed terms are recorded and cannot be edited. Upload the contract you signed separately if you have one.

  5. Delivery

    Submit concepts, scripts, captions or files, respond to change requests and record the publication link and evidence.

  6. Payment status

    See where each payment stands. The brand pays you directly, outside the platform, and the status is recorded with a reference or receipt.

Your numbers are labelled as yours

At launch, the audience numbers on your profile are entered by you and shown as creator-reported. Nothing is pulled from your social accounts and nothing is posted for you. When a brand reports results for your content, those figures are labelled brand-reported.

Questions, answered plainly

Can I earn from my store today?

Not yet. The store, checkout and bookings run end to end in test mode with simulated payments, so you can set everything up and see exactly how a sale behaves. No money is collected or paid out until real payments are switched on.

Does it cost anything to join?

No. Joining is free and selling is free on every plan. Paid plans add room to grow. Any fee on a sale or a campaign is shown before you commit.

Who can see my profile?

Only people who can reach it once you make it public. A public profile shows your name, handle, bio, categories, languages, social links, portfolio and your labelled metrics. Your indicative rate appears only if you choose to show it.

How do I get paid?

The brand pays you directly under the terms you agreed. The platform records the status and the reference or receipt that you and the brand add. It does not hold the money.

Do I need to sign anything outside the platform?

That depends on what you and the brand agree. The platform records accepted terms and lets either party upload a separately signed document. It does not give legal advice, so check with your own counsel if you are unsure.

Create your profile.

It takes a few minutes, and you decide what is public.