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No agency fee before either side has agreed anything, and no waiting to find out whether the work paid off. Money is held the moment a deal is funded and only released once delivery is verified: nobody pays on a promise, and nobody works on one.
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Set the terms, fund the deal and follow delivery, evidence and payment in one place. PromoSlot verifies deliverables and evidence. It doesn't guarantee sales, virality or revenue unless that's explicitly written into the funded terms.
PromoSlot reviews and approves submitted evidence against the agreed deliverables before payment is released. Commercial results such as sales, virality or revenue are only covered when explicitly included in the funded agreement. Read the Payment Protection terms →
A PromoSlot reviewer checks the submitted evidence against the accepted terms. If something is missing, the platform owner is given the chance to resubmit before any decision closes the deal.
Only by agreeing a new version. Any counter-offer is recorded, and funding is always tied to the version both parties last approved.
The deal cannot be verified, and eligible funds are returned to the business under the accepted terms.
No. Businesses and platform owners find each other in the Marketplace and agree their own terms. PromoSlot records the agreement and reviews delivery.
You've seen the steps. See where funds are held and released while they happen.
No subscription. No listing fee. See exactly what you'll fund or receive before a deal begins.
Example only. Nothing is charged or saved here, shown in GBP with fees applied per completed deal.
Only once a deal is completed. The buyer protection fee sits in escrow from the moment a deal is funded, but PromoSlot doesn't keep it and doesn't treat it as charged until the deal actually closes. There is no subscription, no listing fee and no charge for messaging or negotiating.
Where eligible funds are returned under the accepted terms, the buyer protection fee is treated in line with the published refund policy for that outcome.
Yes. The percentages shown are the ones applied in the product, and each side sees only the amount relevant to their position in the deal.
PromoSlot holds the funded amount from the moment a deal is agreed, and only releases it once a reviewer has checked the submitted evidence against the accepted terms.
Deliverables, dates, payment model and evidence requirements are fixed at the version both parties approved.
The payment plus the buyer protection fee is taken and held by PromoSlot. It does not reach the platform owner yet.
The platform owner publishes the agreed work, knowing the payment is already funded.
Links, screenshots and analytics are uploaded against the requirements agreed at the start.
A person compares the evidence to the accepted terms and records the decision, with a chance to resubmit if something is missing.
Verified delivery releases funds to the platform owner less the seller fee. Where conditions were not met, eligible funds are returned to the business.
A fixed-price deal is always all-or-nothing: paid out in full, or refunded in full. A deal priced per view or per impression works the same way underneath: held, then verified, then settled. But because the final number isn't known until the campaign has actually run, the release itself works differently.
In practice: fund a campaign for up to 50,000 views at 10p per 1,000, and if a reviewer verifies 32,000 were actually delivered, the platform owner is paid for 32,000 and the business is automatically refunded for the other 18,000, fee included. Nobody has to ask for it.
Views and impressions are the one thing a reviewer can't always confirm from a single screenshot. If the evidence submitted looks like it might understate what was actually delivered, a reviewer can open a 24-hour window inviting the platform owner to add more proof, like an updated analytics screenshot, before the deal is finalized. Both sides are notified the moment this happens, in-app and by email.
If nothing more comes in before the window closes, the deal is still settled, just on the evidence that was actually submitted, never on a reviewer's private guess at the real number. This is a routine check on a claimed figure, not an accusation, and opening one doesn't affect a platform owner's standing on its own. It's only when evidence turns out to have been deliberately faked or altered, not just incomplete or mistaken, that it becomes a conduct issue with real consequences, up to account suspension. An honest gap is simply what the grace period exists to close.
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A growing library of practical guidance on choosing platforms, agreeing deliverables, payment models and evidence.
Open only what you need. Each section stands on its own and nothing here assumes you have read the others.
Every platform sells a slightly different thing. A newsletter sells a send; Discord sells a position in a room; TikTok sells a piece of content that may or may not travel. The formats below are the ones platform owners list on PromoSlot, so they map onto the deliverables and payment models you will see in the Marketplace.
Use the left column to decide what you want published. Use the right column to turn that format into terms a reviewer can check: a format, a place, a duration, and a named piece of evidence.
If a platform owner offers a format that is not on this list, that is fine. Write it into the terms the same way. What matters is that both sides could point at the finished thing and agree it is what was bought.
PromoSlot supports seven payment models, and picking the wrong one is how a reasonable deal turns into an argument. Start from what you are buying rather than from what you would prefer to pay.
Funding always holds a real amount up front. Which amount depends on the model, so a model with nothing guaranteed also has nothing escrowed.
A deal can carry more than one model: a guaranteed fee for the post plus an affiliate rate on sales it drives, for example. Each one still needs its own numbers and its own evidence.
A listing is written to be read on its own, but the creator behind it is not the listing. They're an account with a public history you can go and look at yourself. Before you fund anything, spend five minutes on the actual platform they will publish to. Most of what decides whether an offer will land is sitting there in plain view, for free.
Not their best one. This is the closest thing to a preview of what you are about to buy.
Real engagement responds to what was said. Hollow engagement only compliments the person who said it.
A partner who quietly removes sponsored content once the invoice clears is telling you something about every deal, including the next one.
A pinned post or comment is the one thing an owner actively wants a visitor to see first. Read it as a statement of intent.
Some of these you can see for yourself. Others (open rate, downloads, impressions) only they can show you. Checking the profile first means you already know whether to trust what you're shown, before you've agreed a single number.
Almost every dispute traces back to a single sentence that two people read differently. Terms are fixed at the version both sides accept, and a reviewer can only check what those terms actually named. That makes the brief the thing being bought, not paperwork.
A format plus a length or size. Two deliverables are two lines, never one sentence with an "and" in it.
The exact account, channel or send, not just the platform. A pinned message in one channel is not the same product as an announcement to the whole server.
A date window and a time band, in one named timezone.
The measurement window runs from publication, so say when it ends. "Permanently" is also an answer, and worth paying more for.
Caption, code, link, claims. Name what is fixed, and say plainly that everything else is the partner's own voice. That sentence prevents more arguments than any other.
Which screens, on which days. If a figure decides the payment, name the screen the figure is read from.
If the partner disagrees with any of it, they counter-offer and you accept a new version. Recording the disagreement before publication costs one message; discovering it afterwards costs the campaign.
Reach is something you can buy. Fit is not, which is exactly why it is underpriced.
A general lifestyle account with a very large following and a small forum devoted to one hobby can cost about the same for one placement. The lifestyle account will show your product to more people. The forum will show it to more people who already have the problem your product solves, and who are already in the habit of comparing solutions to it.
There is nothing mystical about why the second one converts better. A recommendation in a niche space arrives with context: from someone the audience treats as knowledgeable about this specific thing, next to other conversations about the same specific thing, at a moment when the reader is already thinking about it. The same words in a general feed arrive as an interruption.
Niche audiences also let you be more honest, which is a commercial advantage rather than a moral one. You can say who your product is not for, name the trade-off against the obvious alternative, and quote a real price, because the audience is knowledgeable enough to be reassured by specifics rather than bored by them. That kind of copy does not survive contact with a general audience, and it is usually the copy that sells.
Reach does win in some cases: a genuinely mass-market product, a category most people do not know exists yet, or a launch built around one creative asset you want as many people as possible to see once. If that is your situation, buy reach deliberately and measure it as awareness. What does not work is buying reach because the number looked impressive, and then judging it on sales.
One more practical note: fit compounds and reach does not. A niche audience that sees you three times over a quarter starts treating you as part of the furniture of their interest. The same spend split across three unrelated large accounts buys three first impressions.
Reference rather than reading. These are the terms that carry a precise meaning inside the product.
Promotion used to run on favours. It runs on published listings and written terms now. Pick a thread below: each one shows the old way and what replaces it here.
Each one has two sides. The left is how promotion worked before, and mostly still does. The right is what PromoSlot replaces it with.
The route is faint until you scroll. The line draws itself in as you go, and each step stays lit once it is reached.
Delivered exactly as agreed, would sponsor again.
Clear brief, paid on time. Great first partner.
A fictional test account, shown for illustration only. Not every listing will reach this outcome.
Delivered exactly as agreed, would sponsor again.
Clear brief, paid on time. Great first partner.
A fictional test account, shown for illustration only. Not every listing will reach this outcome.
A follower count resets the moment you stop posting. A record doesn't. Every completed deal stays attached to the profile that did it.
A protection system is only worth anything if it is clear about its edges. Here are ours.
When a buyer funds a deal, the money leaves their account and enters escrow. It does not reach the seller. It sits there, unavailable to both sides, until a reviewer has checked submitted evidence against the terms both parties accepted before funding.
There is no fourth state. Nothing sits in limbo indefinitely and nothing is settled by whoever argues hardest.
Review is a person reading two documents side by side: what was agreed, and what was submitted as proof it happened. The question they answer is whether the second matches the first.
A platform owner verifies that they control the audience they're listing before the listing can transact. Checking any later would mean checking after someone has already paid.
Last updated 10 September 2026. By creating an account or using PromoSlot, you agree to these terms, our Privacy Policy and our Refund Policy.
PromoSlot is operated by PromoSlot Ltd, a company registered in Scotland under company number SC899931, with its registered office at 8B Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, EH3 7QJ ("PromoSlot," "we," "us"). This address is expected to change later in 2026. This page will be updated when it does.
PromoSlot is a marketplace connecting businesses ("Business," "Business Owner") with platform owners and content creators ("Platform Owner") for promotional campaigns, and holds funds pending verification until agreed work is delivered and confirmed.
By creating an account or using PromoSlot, you agree to these Terms of Service, our Privacy Policy, and our Refund Policy. If you don't agree, don't use the platform. We may update these terms from time to time (see Section 16).
You must be at least 18 years old and able to form a binding contract to use PromoSlot. If you're using PromoSlot on behalf of a company, you confirm you have authority to bind that company to these terms.
You also confirm that you're not subject to UK financial sanctions and aren't located in, or acting on behalf of someone in, a country subject to comprehensive UK or UN sanctions. Our payment processor (Stripe) independently screens accounts as part of its own compliance obligations, and PromoSlot may suspend or terminate an account where required by law.
PromoSlot is a marketplace that holds funds pending verification on behalf of both parties. We are not a party to the underlying agreement between Business Owner and Platform Owner regarding the promotional work itself, except as set out in our fund-holding, verification, and dispute processes below.
If a Business Owner and Platform Owner disagree about whether a deliverable meets the agreed terms, that disagreement is resolved through the verification step in Section 8: a PromoSlot reviewer examines the submitted evidence against the agreed terms and decides whether to release the funds or refund the Business Owner. This decision is final within the platform. There is currently no separate appeal step beyond the reviewer's decision.
Separately, if a Business Owner disputes a charge directly with their card issuer (a chargeback) rather than through PromoSlot, that follows Stripe's own dispute process, and the deal is flagged and tracked internally until it's resolved.
You agree not to:
Content that appears to show the sexual abuse or exploitation of a child is treated as a standing exception to every process elsewhere in these terms: it is removed on sight, the responsible account is banned immediately without the review steps described in Section 14, and PromoSlot reports it to the Internet Watch Foundation and/or the National Crime Agency as appropriate, regardless of anything else in this document.
Sharing, or threatening to share, an intimate image of someone without their consent, including an AI-generated or "deepfake" image that appears to show a real person, is a criminal offence under the Sexual Offences Act 2003 and is never permitted on PromoSlot, regardless of context. This is treated the same way as the CSAM exception above: the content is removed on sight and the responsible account is banned immediately. PromoSlot aims to act on a valid report of this kind within 48 hours, and will point the person affected to StopNCII.org and the Revenge Porn Helpline (0345 6000 459, revengepornhelpline.org.uk), independent of anything else in this document. This is a serious criminal matter and you should also consider reporting it to the police.
Submitting delivery evidence that later turns out to be genuinely mistaken or incomplete is not, by itself, a breach of this section. The review process, including the proof-update grace period described in Section 8B, exists precisely to catch and correct that kind of honest gap without treating it as misconduct. Deliberately fabricating, altering, or submitting misleading evidence is a breach of this section regardless of the outcome of the specific deal, and may lead to account suspension or termination under Section 14, separately from how the deal itself is resolved.
If you believe a listing, campaign, message, or piece of delivered content breaches these terms or is illegal, email support@usepromoslot.com describing what you saw and where. A person reviews every report and we aim to respond within 2 business days. Depending on what we find, PromoSlot may remove the content, warn the account responsible, or suspend or terminate it under Section 14.
PromoSlot's Director, Robert McKenzie, is the person accountable for handling illegal-content reports and complaints under this section.
Content posted under a PromoSlot deal is paid promotion. UK advertising law (the CAP Code, enforced by the Advertising Standards Authority, alongside the Competition and Markets Authority's rules on unfair commercial practices) requires it to be disclosed clearly and immediately, for example with "#ad", "Advert", or "Paid partnership with [Business]" at the very start of the post or overlaid on video content, not buried in a list of hashtags or hidden text.
The Platform Owner posting the content is responsible for disclosing it correctly. Under current UK guidance, the Business Owner paying for it shares that responsibility even where the content was created entirely by the Platform Owner, and must not ask a Platform Owner to hide, minimise, or omit a required disclosure: doing so is itself a breach of Section 11.
PromoSlot does not pre-approve or monitor individual posts for advertising-disclosure compliance, and is not liable for a user's failure to disclose. A pattern of non-disclosure reported to PromoSlot may result in account action under Section 14.
You retain ownership of content you submit (listings, campaigns, messages, deliverables), but grant PromoSlot a licence to display and process it as needed to operate the platform. You're responsible for ensuring you have rights to any content you upload or promote.
If you believe content on PromoSlot infringes your copyright or other intellectual property rights, email support@usepromoslot.com with: a description of the work you believe is infringed, the specific listing, campaign, message or file you're reporting and where it appears on the platform, your contact details, and a statement that you believe in good faith the use is unauthorised. We review each notice and may remove or restrict access to the reported content while we do. If you're the one who posted the content and believe it was removed in error, you can reply to the same notice explaining why, and PromoSlot decides whether to reinstate it.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, PromoSlot's liability to you is limited to the fees you've paid PromoSlot in the 12 months before the claim arose. PromoSlot is not liable for the quality, legality, or outcome of the promotional work itself, which remains the responsibility of the Business Owner and Platform Owner.
You agree to cover PromoSlot's reasonable costs, and to hold PromoSlot harmless, if a third party brings a claim against PromoSlot arising from your breach of these terms, content you've posted or sent through the platform, or your use of the platform in a way that violates someone else's rights or the law. This doesn't apply to the extent the claim is caused by PromoSlot's own breach of these terms or negligence.
Nothing in these terms removes or limits any right you have under UK law that can't be excluded by contract, including your rights as a consumer under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Where anything in these terms conflicts with those rights, your statutory rights take priority.
PromoSlot may suspend or terminate an account for violating these terms, suspected fraud, or legal requirement. You may also deactivate your account instead of deleting it: a reversible pause that hides your profile and listings and signs you out, with everything restored automatically the next time you log back in. Deleting your account is permanent: it immediately anonymises your profile and revokes access. See our Privacy Policy for exactly what that does and doesn't remove. Deletion is not currently blocked by a deal still in progress; a deal that's already funded continues to completion as described in Section 9, and any payout you're owed is still paid out, even after your profile itself has been anonymised.
These terms are governed by the laws of Scotland (matching PromoSlot Ltd's registered jurisdiction), and disputes are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Scottish courts.
We may update these terms from time to time. Material changes will be notified via email and an in-app notification before taking effect.
Questions about these terms: support@usepromoslot.com.
Last updated 4 September 2026. This explains how PromoSlot collects, uses and protects your personal data.
This policy explains how PromoSlot (PromoSlot Ltd, a company registered in Scotland under company number SC899931, registered office 8B Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, EH3 7QJ, "we," "us") collects, uses, and protects personal data when you use usepromoslot.com, whether as a Business Owner, Platform Owner, or visitor. That registered office is due to change later in 2026; this page will be updated when it does.
We use your data to:
PromoSlot currently sends transactional emails only (account, verification, deal, and support-related, as listed above). There is no marketing or newsletter list today. If that changes, this section and a separate consent mechanism will both be added at the same time.
We share data with the third parties that help us operate PromoSlot, each only with what's needed for their function:
We don't sell personal data. We may disclose data if required by law or to protect PromoSlot's or users' rights and safety.
PromoSlot's infrastructure is hosted in the EU (Ireland for the application, Frankfurt for the database). Any transfers outside the EU/UK (e.g. via a sub-processor) are made under appropriate safeguards.
We use reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect your data, including encrypting data in transit, hashing passwords (never stored in plain text), and restricting access to user data internally to what someone's role actually requires. No method of storing or transmitting data online is completely secure, and we can't guarantee absolute security, but we take this seriously and this section is reviewed as the platform grows.
Depending on your location, you may have the right to:
We won't treat you differently, or make the service worse for you, because you've exercised any of these rights.
To exercise these rights, contact support@usepromoslot.com. If you're not satisfied with our response, you can complain to the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) at ico.org.uk.
PromoSlot currently uses exactly two cookies, both strictly necessary to make the service work and neither used for tracking, analytics, or advertising:
Because both are strictly necessary, UK/EU cookie law doesn't require a consent banner for them. If analytics or marketing cookies are added later, this section and a consent banner will both be added at the same time.
PromoSlot is not intended for anyone under 18, and we do not knowingly allow anyone under 18 to create an account, including with a parent or guardian's permission. If we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18, we terminate it and delete their data, in the same way described in Section 7.
We may update this policy from time to time. Material changes will be notified via email and an in-app notification.
Questions about this policy or your data: support@usepromoslot.com.
Last updated 10 September 2026. Operated by PromoSlot Ltd (company number SC899931); see the Terms of Service, Section 1.
A Business Owner's payment is held by PromoSlot pending verification until the agreed deliverable is submitted and confirmed, at which point it's released to the Platform Owner (minus PromoSlot's fee). This policy explains what happens to funds when a deal doesn't complete as planned.
If a deal is cancelled before it's funded, no payment has been taken, so there's nothing to refund. The deal is marked "Cancelled" and remains visible in both parties' deal history.
If the deal has been funded (funds held pending verification) and is then cancelled, whether by mutual agreement or because the underlying listing/campaign is removed, the Business Owner is entitled to a full refund of the amount paid, including the buyer protection fee. PromoSlot does not retain any fee on a refunded deal.
This refund is reviewed and processed by our team rather than issued automatically. Contact support@usepromoslot.com with your deal reference to request it (see Section 6).
If a Business Owner believes a submitted deliverable doesn't meet the agreed terms, they can raise this before funds are released. PromoSlot reviews the submitted evidence against the agreed deliverables and either:
For a fixed-price deal, there is no partial release or partial refund: every deal resolves as a full payout or a full refund, decided by a PromoSlot reviewer looking at the evidence against the agreed terms. A per-view or per-impression deal can resolve partially; see Section 4A.
A per-view or per-impression deal is funded differently to a fixed-price one, and its refund works differently too. See the Terms of Service, Section 8A, for the full mechanics. In short:
An Affiliate Program pool works on the same "unused budget comes back" principle as a per-view/per-impression pool (Section 4A), but on its own clock, tied to the campaign rather than to individual deliverable review. See the Terms of Service, Section 6A, for the full mechanics. In short:
PromoSlot does not keep any fee on a refunded deal: the Business Owner is refunded the full amount charged, including the buyer protection fee, matching Section 6 of the Terms of Service. The same principle applies to the unused portion of a per-view/per-impression pool under Section 4A and an Affiliate Program pool under Section 4B: the fee charged on the part that wasn't earned is refunded along with it, in proportion, and in full if none of it was earned. PromoSlot only keeps its fee on the part of a pool that was actually paid out.
There's no separate "raise a dispute" button today: a disagreement over whether a deliverable meets the agreed terms is handled through the verification step itself (a PromoSlot reviewer checks submitted evidence against the agreed terms before releasing funds, per Section 4). A genuine card-issuer chargeback (raised with your bank, not through PromoSlot) is tracked separately and automatically. For anything else, including asking for a refund on a cancelled, funded deal per Section 3, contact support@usepromoslot.com with the deal reference.
Refund requests are reviewed within 5 business days of being raised. Once a refund is approved, Stripe typically returns the funds to your original payment method within 5–10 business days, depending on your bank or card issuer.
A per-view or per-impression deal's refund (Section 4A) doesn't run on this same clock. It's issued automatically as part of settlement once the campaign period ends and review completes, rather than something you request. If a proof-update grace period is open on the deal (Terms of Service, Section 8B), settlement and any refund wait for that 24-hour window to close first.
An Affiliate Program pool's refund (Section 4B) also doesn't run on this same clock. It's issued as part of settlement once the campaign period and any holding period end, rather than something you request, though a PromoSlot admin triggers that settlement rather than it firing on a fixed timer.
Questions about a specific deal or refund: support@usepromoslot.com, including your deal reference number.
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