How the Spondise Marketplace Works (End to End)

How the Spondise Marketplace Works (End to End) 

From Listing Creation to Promotion Completion 

Spondise is a structured influencer–brand marketplace designed to remove uncertainty from sponsorships. Every collaboration follows a defined lifecycle that protects both sides, enforces deliverables, and ensures commissions are only released after work is completed. 

This guide explains the entire Spondise workflow — step by step — so you understand exactly what happens, when, and why. 

The Spondise Marketplace Lifecycle 

Every campaign on Spondise follows the same core sequence: 

Listing → Inquiry → Acceptance → Protected Commission → Content Creation → Approval → Completion → Payout 

Below, we break down each stage in detail. 

Step 1: Sponsor Creates a Listing 

Sponsors start by creating a sponsorship listing. This defines who can apply, what content is required, how approvals work, and what commission is offered. 

• Category, language, and eligibility filters
• Content format and platform requirements
• Approval workflow configuration
• Cash and/or affiliate commission per creator slot

Listings are visible in the marketplace once published. 

Step 2: Creators Browse Listings 

Creators can browse all public listings without verification. Each listing clearly shows: 

• Available creator slots
• Required platforms and content types
• Commission structure
• Approval steps

Step 3: Creator Submits an Inquiry or Offer 

To participate, a Creator submits an inquiry or a counter-offer. Eligibility is automatically checked against listing requirements. 

Creators must be verified to submit inquiries. 

Step 4: Sponsor Reviews and Accepts a Creator 

Sponsors manually accept or decline each inquiry. Once a creator is accepted: 

• The contract becomes active
• The commission moves into a protected state
• The workflow is locked

Unanswered inquiries are automatically declined after 72 hours. 

Step 5: Protected Commission Flow 

Once a creator is accepted, commissions are secured using an escrow-based protection mechanism. This ensures: 

• Sponsors only pay for completed, approved work
• Creators know funds are reserved before starting
• Clear enforcement of deliverables and approvals

This protection applies automatically to every contract. 

Step 6: Content Creation & Draft Submission 

The Creator produces content according to the listing requirements and submits draft files for review. 

• Draft uploads or preview links
• Unlimited revisions (no system cap)
• 24-hour review window per step

Step 7: Sponsor Review & Approval 

Sponsors approve or request changes. If no action is taken within 24 hours, drafts auto-approve and the workflow continues. 

Once approved, approvals cannot be reversed. 

Step 8: Final Links Submission 

After publishing, the Creator submits final live links. Sponsors confirm compliance or allow auto-approval. 

Step 9: Promotion Completed 

Once final links are approved, the contract is marked as completed. 

• Reviews become available
• Commissions enter payout processing
• Campaign is closed

Step 10: Payout Processing 

Approved commissions move to the Creator’s SponBalance. Payouts can be requested once minimum thresholds are met. 

This final step completes the marketplace lifecycle. 

Who Is Spondise Built For? 

• Sponsors: predictable campaigns, protected commissions, clear approvals
• Creators: verified opportunities, enforced payouts, transparent workflows
• Agencies: Manage multiple brands or creators, build portfolios, and run campaigns at scale—without losing control, approvals, or payout transparency.

Get Started on Spondise 

• Explore live campaigns: Browse Marketplace Listings 
• Launch your own campaign: Create a Listing