A Paid Request is custom work, defined before it is bought. Personalised work is checked more closely than a fixed listing, because the buyer is paying for something that does not exist yet.
A Paid Request sells a specific piece of custom work, and the buyer has to know what it is before they pay. That is the whole rule, and it is why this is the most closely checked product here — with a fixed listing the reviewer can see the thing; with a request they can only see your description of it.
What you can offer
- Personalised birthday or celebration videos
- Shoutouts and greetings
- Custom safe-for-work photos or videos
- Reaction videos
- Answering a set number of questions
- Outfit selection or styling feedback
- Creative challenges
- Artwork, design or creative work
- Gaming coaching or gaming-related tasks
- Creator, business or content advice that is not regulated
- Tutorials or demonstrations
- Non-sexual voice notes or personalised messages
- Non-sexual video calls or consultations
What you cannot offer
- Sexual acts or sexual services
- Nudity or explicit custom content
- Sexting, sex chat or sexual roleplay
- Sexual or fetish humiliation or degradation
- Explicit cam or video sessions
- Meetups, escorting or physical sexual services
- Anything involving illegal activity
- Anything requiring account access, card details, bank logins or control of an account
- Regulated legal, medical or financial services, unless separately approved
- Unrestricted "do anything I ask" requests
Never accept a request for your account details
Nobody legitimately needs your bank login, your card details or access to your account to buy something from you. A request asking for any of them is an attempt to take your money, not a paid task — refuse it and report it.
Wording that works
- A 60-second personalised birthday video
- A custom safe-for-work outfit photo
- A 30-minute video call about content creation
- Five questions answered about growing your social profile
Notice what those have in common: a length, a count, or a subject. Something you can be held to, and something a buyer can tell has been delivered.
Wording to avoid
- Anything you want
- Private session
- Custom nude
- Sex chat
- Cam show
- Worship session
- Anything asking for account or payment details
If it is allowed but too vague
You will be asked to describe it more clearly rather than refused. "Vague" is a rewrite, not a rejection — and it protects you as much as the buyer, because a request nobody defined is a request nobody can agree has been finished.
The money waits until you deliver
Payment for a request is held until you deliver and the buyer accepts. How do paid requests work?