PortalBunnyHow a PortalBunny deal works: who pays, when, and what stays on the record.
PortalBunny is a marketplace for fixed-price work between creators and brands. The seller sets the price, the buyer pays first, and a completed deal leaves a record on both sides.
PortalBunny has not launched. The answers below describe what is being built.
01Who pays the PortalBunny fee?
The buyer. The seller sets a price and receives 100% of it. PortalBunny’s fee is added on top and paid by the buyer.
02How much is the fee?
10% on the first $10,000 of a deal, 8% on the next $15,000, 6% on anything above $25,000. Each part of the deal has its own rate. On a $15,000 deal the fee is $1,400.
03When does the buyer pay?
Before the work starts. The seller will see that the buyer has paid before doing anything.
04Where is the money while the work is being done?
The plan: the buyer’s money sits with a licensed payment provider until payout, separate from PortalBunny’s own funds. The provider will be named before launch.
05When does the seller get paid?
When the buyer accepts the work. Acceptance moves the deal to payout.
06What if something is not as agreed?
Either side has 4 days to send their side of the story. PortalBunny does not plan to charge a dispute fee.
07Who can be the buyer?
Anyone with an account. Brands usually buy and creators usually sell, but a creator can buy from another creator.
08What goes on the record?
After a completed deal, both profiles show it: the number of completed deals, whether the other side would work together again, and — for buyers — whether they paid on time and accepted the work. Deal amounts are never public. Nothing is on any record yet.
Want to be in the first deals?
Applications for creators and brands are open on the home page. The one-page executive summary is for investors, partners and buyers.