The link in bio
that pays you.

Joining is free. Theyutes takes a stated platform fee on commercial earnings (brand deals, content, services, your shop) and a deliberately lower rate on tips — you see every fee on your dashboard before you accept anything, and it's snapshotted on each transaction so it can never change under you.

Every payment flows through Paystack with server-side verification — a brand pays before you deliver, a fan pays before the platform counts anything. Earnings accrue in Naira on your ledger and pay out fast. Nothing on your page is self-reported: every number derives from a paid transaction.

Better than for anyone. The marketplace ranks receipts, not reach — tracked sales, delivered collabs, response time. A creator with 3,000 engaged followers and real receipts outranks 100k ghost followers here, literally, in the sort order.

There, an algorithm decides which fraction of your followers see your post. Here, a follow is a kept promise: every follower gets a notification — and a phone buzz if they've enabled it — the moment you drop, launch a challenge, or go live. No throttle, ever, because we don't sell your reach back to you.

They can't. The brand pays in full before you start — the money sits in escrow, not in their account. Half your net releases the moment they pay, as an advance, before you've shot a single frame. The rest releases when they approve the work, and if they go quiet it auto-releases after 7 days anyway. Silence stops being a way to avoid paying you.

No — keep posting exactly where you already do. Connect your accounts and your real follower, view and engagement numbers get pulled straight from the platform onto your profile, so brands see verified counts instead of a number you typed in. Theyutes is where the deal, the receipts and the money live. Your audience stays where you built it.

You do. You set your own rate card — per content type, per deliverable — and you can put it on sale when you want a slow month filled, publicly or with a private code. Nobody prices you, nobody takes a bidding war to the bottom, and the platform fee is stated before you accept anything.

Your page earns without a brand in sight. Fans tip you, buy from your shop, book a video greeting, pay for a ticketed live, join a challenge, or pay for a service you offer — all of it settling to the same ledger. Brand deals are upside, not the whole business. We won't promise you a brand will show up; we'll make sure you're not sitting still while you wait.

The page works while you don't. Your shop, tips, greetings and rate card stay open at 2am, payment is collected before anyone needs your attention, and your phone buzzes when money actually moves — not for busywork. There's no invoicing to chase and no DM negotiation to run, because the money arrives before the work does.

A fan paying you for nothing but the work you already gave them — no product, no deliverable, no brief. They tap an amount on your page, it clears through Paystack, and it lands on your ledger like any other earning. Tips carry a deliberately lower platform fee than commercial work, because someone choosing to back you shouldn't be taxed like a brand deal. You can point tips at a goal or a milestone, and your phone buzzes the moment one comes in.

Put it where your bio link already goes — Instagram, TikTok, X, your YouTube description. That one link is your whole business: your shop, your rate card, tips, video greetings, your lives and your challenges, all on one page that takes payment. Instead of sending people to a linktree that sends them somewhere else, you send them to the place where they can actually buy.

Yes, both. List new pieces you make or stock, and preloved pieces straight out of your own wardrobe — the "buy what I actually wore" shelf, usually one-of-one. You set the price, buyers pay through the same verified checkout, and it settles to the same ledger as everything else. To be straight with you: these live on your own shop page — the page your link sends people to — not in the wider Theyutes marketplace, unless we switch that on for you.

A life moment your audience can back — "just got my apartment", "buying my first camera" — open-ended, with no target to hit. It sits on your page and fans chip in through tips, and the total only ever counts money that actually cleared; nothing is padded. Brands can back a milestone too, in exchange for content: a furniture brand backing the apartment, a gear brand backing the camera. Your life becomes the campaign, honestly.