Pricing
A card processor keeps 2.9% and 30 cents of every payment, then holds the rest for days. On Robinhood Chain the money leaves your wallet and lands in the creator's wallet in one transaction, the gas is a fraction of a cent, and uncommon.casa is never in the path. There is no platform account holding your money because there is no platform account.
Move the slider to whatever you would actually spend on one creator. The left column is what a card processor leaves the creator. The right column is what a transfer on Robinhood Chain leaves them. The gap between the two columns is the entire argument for building this on chain.
Anywhere from a $20 sponsored quote to a $5,000 video segment.
97.02% of what you paid, after 2.9% plus $0.30.
100% of what you paid. Gas is charged to you, not to them.
You send about 0.09524 ETH and pay roughly $0.0009 in gas on top. The creator receives $400.
ETH amounts are an estimate at a reference rate, read live from the Robinhood Chain explorer when it is reachable and otherwise held at a fallback of $2,500 per ETH. Your wallet shows the exact amount before you sign.
Gas is a live read from chain 4663 for a plain transfer of 21,000 gas.
There is no escrow contract, no payout schedule, no reserve and no chargeback window. You confirm one transfer in your own wallet and the creator has the money before the post goes up. The receipt is public, so both of you can point at the same block.
Where the fee actually is
uncommon.casa charges for the software, not for the transfer. That is the subscription below, and it is the only payment on this site that comes to us.
See the plansCreator deals are always 0%. A plan buys the software around them: the marketplace, the briefs, the campaign record and, on the top plan, a person who runs the week for you.
Starter
Connect a wallet and start reading the market.
No card, no email, no account. Your wallet is the login.
Launch
Most pickedFor a founder running their own creator campaign.
$99 at the reference rate, sent to the uncommon.casa treasury on chain 4663.
GTM
Then $3,490 per month. A GTM manager, not a seat.
$990 at the reference rate for month one, sent to the uncommon.casa treasury on chain 4663.
A subscription is the only payment on uncommon.casa that goes to uncommon.casa.
Plan payments go to the treasury address below. Creator deals never touch it: those are wallet to wallet, straight to the payout address on the creator's profile, at 0%. If you ever see a deal amount routed to this address, something is wrong and you should not sign.
First 100 clients only, applied to your first paid deals.
The credit is spendable on creator deals, which means it is spendable at 0% like every other deal here. Take the GTM plan in the same month and month one is $990 instead of $3,490, so the first campaign costs less than the software usually does.
Your wallet sends ETH straight to the payout address on that creator's profile, on Robinhood Chain. There is no escrow contract, no platform balance and no payout run. You confirm the transfer, it settles in seconds, and the hash is a public receipt both of you can check on the explorer.
uncommon.casa records the deal locally so your campaigns page can show it, but the money never passes through us and we could not stop it if we wanted to.
A deal here is an agreement between two people, not a smart contract that holds funds until a post appears. We would rather say that plainly than imply a guarantee the chain is not providing.
What you keep is the signed brief and the settled transaction, which together are a clear record of what was agreed and what was paid. Creators who do not deliver get removed from the marketplace. Because referral deals cost nothing up front and quotes start at $20, the sensible first move with a creator you have not worked with is a small one.
A card processor takes 2.9% plus 30 cents of every payment, holds the money for days, and can reverse it weeks later. That is a reasonable trade for a stranger buying a physical product. It is a bad trade for paying a creator you just agreed a brief with.
A wallet also removes the account. No email, no password, no verification queue and no list for us to leak. You connect, you sign, you pay.
An Arbitrum Orbit L2 with chain id 4663. Gas is paid in ETH and a plain transfer costs a fraction of a cent, which is what makes 0% fees possible without anyone eating a cost quietly.
If your wallet does not have it yet, use Add network in the footer. That prompts your wallet to add chain 4663 with the official RPC and explorer, and nothing is sent.
On a creator deal it is exactly zero. Not zero after a spread, not zero with a withdrawal fee at the other end. The creator receives the full amount you agreed, because the transfer goes to their address and no contract of ours is in the way.
You pay chain gas on top, the same way you pay for any transaction you send, and the calculator above shows it at the live gas price rather than hiding it. The only money uncommon.casa charges is the subscription on this page.
Deals are quoted in dollars. Every ETH figure on this site is a conversion at a fixed reference rate read from the chain explorer, shown so you can read the size of a payment at a glance. There is no price oracle here and no live rate feed.
What your wallet sends is the ETH amount you confirm in the wallet, so if ETH has moved a long way you should agree the dollar number with the creator and check the conversion right before you sign rather than trusting a figure you read yesterday.
Still deciding? Read how settlement works or look at who is actually on here first. Both are free.