hyppe

Hyppe for creators

Paid brand work, on terms you can see upfront

Find paid work from brands, know exactly what's expected before you say yes, and get paid within 3 days of approval.

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What you get

Work that respects your time

No surprises

See the pay, every deliverable and every term — rights, exclusivity, revisions — before you accept.

Recurring income

Many brands need content every day or every week. Recurring work means steady, predictable earnings.

Paid within 3 days of approval

Every approval starts a 3-day payment deadline for the brand. You confirm when it lands.

Clear due dates

Every delivery has a due date and a reminder, so nothing slips through the cracks.

Feedback in one place

Submit links and files, get feedback and resubmit — without scrolling through DMs.

Build your track record

Approved and on-time deliveries add up on your profile, helping you win more work.

Know who you're working with

See a brand's payment record before you apply

Every brand profile shows how many creators it has hired, how much it has paid and how often it pays on time.

  • Your payout details are shared only with brands that hire you.
  • Your content rights pass to the brand only as agreed — and only after you're paid.
  • Disclosure (#ad or the paid-partnership label) is part of every work post, keeping you on the right side of ASCI guidelines.

Questions

Creator FAQ

How do payments work?
When a brand approves a delivery, a 3-day payment deadline starts. The brand pays the creator directly by UPI or bank transfer using the payout details the creator shares, then records the transaction reference on Hyppe. The creator confirms once the money arrives. Payments that aren't recorded in time are flagged as overdue to both sides and show up on the brand's public payment record.
Does Hyppe hold the money?
No. Payments go straight from the brand to the creator — Hyppe keeps the record, the deadlines and the reminders, so both sides can see exactly where every payment stands.
Who owns the content?
It depends on the usage rights in the work post — from no reuse, to reposting on the brand's channels, to paid ads, to a full buyout — and for how long. The rights are part of the terms the creator accepts, and they apply once that delivery has been paid.
Can brands hire creators for daily or weekly content?
Yes. A work post can be one-time or recurring — daily, weekly or monthly for a set number of deliveries. Each delivery has its own due date, review and payment.
Are follower numbers verified?
Right now creators enter their own numbers and link their profiles, so brands can check them before hiring. Brands can also see each creator's track record on Hyppe: how many deliveries were approved and how many arrived on time.
What if a brand wants changes?
Each work post states how many rounds of changes are included. The brand can approve a delivery or send it back with feedback, and the creator resubmits in the same place.

Start getting paid for your content

Create your creator profile, list your rates and start applying to paid work.

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