A seller account on PeakPoint TSP gives you a place to publish what you want promoted, a directory of creators to browse, a queue of applications to work through, and one workspace holding every collaboration that comes out of it.
Create a seller account
Sign up with an email address or with Google, then choose Seller during onboarding and fill in your business profile.
List your first product
Describe what you want promoted, choose its categories, upload an image, set your commission and decide how long applications stay open.
Discover and shortlist creators
Browse the creator directory by niche, reach and location. Save the ones you like and message them directly.
Review, accept, collaborate
Read each application, accept the ones that fit, and work with those creators from the collaboration the acceptance opens.
The workspace is the half of the platform you will actually live in. Everything below is part of a seller account.
Products with a lifecycle
Draft while you write it, Active once it is open to applications, Archived when it is done — with the application history kept either way.
Commission on your terms
Set a fixed percentage, or mark it open for discussion and let creators propose their own rate when they apply.
Applications in one queue
Every proposal for every product in one place, with the ones you have not looked at yet marked so nothing sits unanswered.
Messaging with context
Conversations carry the product and application they came from, and support images, PDFs and voice notes through private signed links.
Your own numbers
Analytics for your products, applications and profile views, visible to you and to nobody else on the platform.
Room for your team
Invite colleagues as Admin, Manager or Viewer from Settings, so the person writing listings is not also the only person who can read the inbox.
Nothing today. Creating an account, completing your business profile, listing products and reading applications are all free on PeakPoint TSP. Any commission you agree is settled directly with the creator.
A product with no applications can be deleted outright. Once creators have applied, deletion is blocked and archiving is offered instead — that hides the listing and stops new applications while keeping the history intact for everyone involved.
No. Accepting or rejecting is final, and the database refuses a second decision on the same application. Review the proposal properly first, and use messages to agree what happens if circumstances change.
Your business name, username, logo and banner, headline, about text, industry, company size, region, website and how many opportunities you have open. Your business email, phone number and registration documents are never published.
Create a seller account, or look at the creator directory first — browsing needs no account at all.
