What it does
Paidpost gives X (Twitter) creators a public booking page that combines a rate card, availability calendar, and deal inbox in one shareable link. Brands visit the creator's page, view prices pulled from their X profile, pick an available time slot, and send a structured offer. The creator accepts or declines, communicates in a deal thread, then arranges payment directly with the brand. Paidpost charges no commission and takes no cut of payments.
Use cases
- A creator sets fixed prices for post types (repost, thread, pinned post) so brands can see costs upfront without a back-and-forth DM conversation.
- A brand browses the creator catalog filtered by follower count, price, and rating, then books an available slot and previews the post before sending an offer.
- A creator shares their paidpost link in their X bio or a pinned reply, replacing informal DM negotiation with a structured booking flow.
- After a collaboration, both parties leave blind mutual reviews, building a public reputation that helps attract future brand deals.
- A creator with multiple interested brands avoids double-booking because accepting one offer automatically removes that slot from everyone else's view.
Who it is for
- X (Twitter) creators who receive sponsorship inquiries and want a structured, no-commission way to price and book sponsored posts.
- Small to mid-sized brands or individual marketers looking to book sponsored posts on X without going through an agency or lengthy DM negotiation.
- Creators who lack a formal rate card and want a free tool to establish and display their prices professionally.
Alternatives and comparison
The page does not name specific competing products. Paidpost positions itself against informal DM-based deal-making on X and, broadly, against commission-charging platforms, by offering a free, zero-commission tool where payment flows directly between creator and brand.
- Direct DMs on X
- The page positions paidpost as a replacement for unstructured DM negotiation, which lacks price transparency, scheduling, and a deal record.
- Creator marketplaces and influencer platforms
- General category of platforms that typically charge commission or subscription fees; paidpost differentiates on zero commission and direct payment between creator and brand.